High School

School Hours

All scholars can access a rigorous and engaging college preparatory curriculum and early college programming
College should be accessible and affordable for all scholars - courses offered in partnership with BCC, BSU, and UMD are FREE for Argosy scholars
Self-advocacy and communication skills are necessary for collegiate success
Opportunities for enrichment, support and celebration should be plentiful
Excellent educators and more time on learning lead to academic achievement
Every scholar is capable of learning and getting through college

Argosy Collegiate Charter School’s high school program is laser focused on truly removing the financial barriers to attaining a college degree.

Our school culture centers on our DREAM values – DETERMINATION, RESPECT, EXCELLENCE, ALTRUISM AND MATURITY. 

We expect all scholars to BE HERE. WORK HARD. AND BE NICE to others.  

Scholars are greeted at the door each morning and welcomed into the building.  We like to take a moment to check-in with scholars at the start of the day to ensure they are in uniform and prepared to learn. 
Scholars head down to the cafeteria to secure their cell phones in YONDR pouches and grab breakfast before heading to homeroom.
Time for class!  At the high school level, scholars have more opportunities to create their own schedule.  They choose classes based on graduation requirements, personal interests and their future career plans. 
Our early college program allows all academically eligible scholars to participate to take college-level courses for FREE!  Some of these courses are taught by college professors on Argosy Collegiate’s campus while others are taught off-site on Bristol’s campus. Transportation to BCC is provided.
Our elective offerings continue to grow! Current offerings include art, biomedical engineering, coding, culinary arts, foreign language, and health.
It’s game time!  Scholars enjoy staying after school to participate in sports and clubs. Offerings include Basketball, Cheerleading, Flag Football, Rowing, Volleyball; Art, Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA), Musical Theatre, Student Government, and Yearbook.