Goals: Equip students with leadership skills, prepare them for college and career pathways, and develop advanced critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.

Objectives: To guide high school students toward becoming confident, future-ready individuals with clear goals and strong leadership capabilities.

Independence Level: Emphasizes independence and self-directed learning, with students taking the lead in setting and achieving their goals.

Responsibility: High school students are expected to take full responsibility for their academic and personal growth, preparing them for the autonomy of college and careers.

Curriculum: Advanced academic skills, leadership development, college and career readiness, in-depth goal setting, critical thinking, and real-world problem-solving.

Focus: Preparing students for post-secondary education and career success, leadership roles, and fostering independence and responsibility.

Expected Outcomes: Students develop leadership skills, are prepared for college and careers, and can set and achieve long-term goals.

Long-Term Impact: Equips students to take on leadership roles and navigate the complexities of adulthood and higher education.

Methods: Case studies, debates, leadership exercises, career planning workshops, and independent projects.

Activities: More complex and independent activities, such as resume building, college application prep, leadership challenges, and real-world problem-solving scenarios.