Middle/High School

Madison Academy takes pride in offering a rigorous curriculum that challenges our students to excel academically. To enhance this commitment to academic excellence, we offer a selection of "Honors" courses for students in grades 9-12.  

Our Honors courses are designed to provide a deeper and more challenging learning experience, allowing students to explore subjects in greater depth and breadth. These courses are enriched with advanced content, critical thinking opportunities, and a heightened level of engagement. 

Students who choose to participate in our Honors courses will not only expand their knowledge but will also be recognized for their dedication and commitment to academic excellence.   At Madison Academy, we are dedicated to providing exceptional educational opportunities, and our Honors courses are an integral part of that commitment. 

Join us on the path to academic excellence and personal growth by enrolling in our Honors classes today! 

Curriculum Handbook
 

Madison Academy is proud to offer Dual Enrollment as an exceptional opportunity for high-achieving juniors and seniors. Through partnerships with Calhoun Community College and Faulkner University, our Dual Enrollment program allows eligible students to embark on an educational journey that seamlessly bridges high school and college. 

As a Dual Enrollment student, you have the chance to enroll in college-level core courses right here on the Madison Academy campus. These courses not only count towards your high school graduation requirements but also earn you valuable college credits. 

Our program exclusively offers courses that are approved by Madison Academy. This ensures that you're taking classes that align with your educational goals and our high academic standards. Dual Enrollment provides an invaluable glimpse into college academics while you continue to benefit from the supportive environment of Madison Academy. 

Dual Enrollment courses are typically offered at a fraction of the cost of regular college tuition, helping you save on future higher education expenses. Don't miss this opportunity to accelerate your future! Dual Enrollment at Madison Academy is your gateway to academic excellence and a head start on your college education. Join us and unlock your potential today. 

Curriculum Handbook

Advanced Placement (AP) courses are a valuable opportunity for high school students to challenge themselves with college-level coursework and potentially earn college credit. Students enrolled in AP courses are required to take the corresponding AP exam. These exams are administered by the College Board and are designed to assess the students' knowledge and skills in the respective subject areas. AP courses are designed to be equivalent to introductory college courses. This means that students who perform well in AP courses should be well-prepared for college-level work in that subject. 

AP courses are structured to meet specific curricular requirements set by the College Board, ensuring that students receive a comprehensive and rigorous education in the chosen subject. Many colleges and universities across the United States participate in the AP program and offer college credit to students who earn a passing score on the AP exams. This allows students to potentially save time and money by earning college credits while in high school. To determine the specific policies regarding AP credit at their chosen colleges or universities, students should inquire with the admissions offices or academic departments of those institutions. Different colleges have varying requirements and standards for awarding credit based on AP exam scores. 

Overall, participating in AP courses and exams is a beneficial experience for motivated high school students who want to challenge themselves academically and accelerate their college education. However, it's essential for students to research the policies of their target colleges and universities to fully understand how AP credit will be applied toward their academic goals.

Curriculum Handbook