Cascade Academy
Parents ask us these questions most often about academics, accommodations, and how treatment and school work together at Cascade Academy. Every answer below comes from the team that works with your daughter each day.
Yes. We honor IEPs and 504 plans and implement each accommodation for your daughter. Teachers add further support where she needs it: verbal testing, notes for tests, and a reduced number of questions.
We hold regular IEP meetings with your daughter's school district and provide progress reports whenever the district requests them.
Teachers modify or adapt the curriculum to meet her needs. She also has access to one-on-one tutoring and individualized support.
We help with college searches, applications, and essays. She can take SAT and ACT prep courses and sit for both tests at a local high school.
Yes. Career assessments are available to every student.
Yes. We offer AP, honors, and college prep courses, plus online college courses for students who are ready for them.
Staff help her set goals, break tasks into steps, start her work, and use memory accommodations. Along the way, teachers model and teach the executive functioning skills behind each one.
Yes. Students who demonstrate mastery can test out of a course or unit.
AP and honors classes, online college courses, and a curriculum we customize together keep advanced students moving forward.
That depends on her transcript and her anticipated length of stay. We review both with your family and decide together. Our academics team coordinates home-state diploma requirements.
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