Therapeutic Alternative Private School in Huntsville Alabama

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College-Prep Education for a Virtual World

The Pinnacle Schools

Since 2006, Pinnacle has provided accredited education and behavioral health programs in Huntsville, AL that include a College Prep Private Academy and Virtual School. Pinnacle also provides a Residential Treatment Program for struggling teens up to age 18. We can help you determine which program meets the needs of your child. Call one of our admission advisers to find out how we can help your teen: 256-518-9998 or contact us online.

Comprehensive Education and Behavioral Health Programs

The Pinnacle Schools provide Cognia (formerly AdvancED) accredited education programs with behavioral health services as needed. As a program of Pinnacle Behavioral Health, Inc., The Pinnacle Schools is accredited by the nationally recognized Joint Commission in Behavioral Health Care.

In most cases, students work at their own pace with supervision and assistance as needed from teachers with extensive experience with online education models and assisting students in finding success in a virtual education environment. Upon enrollment, each student is evaluated and assessed to determine strengths or the need for remediation. With the results and upon evaluation of transcripts and credits, an individualized education program is developed for each student in our program.

We work closely with students and parents to design a program that supports the specific needs of each student whether they are gifted or struggling in school.

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