Wellspring Model
College and Career-Ready Students

Wellspring

Model

College and

Career-Ready

Students

College and Career -

Ready Students 

Career -Ready

Students

21st Century  Skills

The Wellspring Schools prepares its students to be college and career ready and to meet the demands of the 21st century. In order to accomplish this, The Wellspring Schools ensures that students experience the following: 
  • Critical thinking and problem solving through observing, asking questions, and highly intelligent discussions. Students are engaged in looking at real-world issues and situations, identifying the problem/finding the root components, understanding how the problem evolved, and how it can be solved, improved, or evolved. 
  • Collaboration and teamwork through face-to-face or virtual teaming. Teachers and students use various resources, modalities, and environments to communicate and work collaboratively, including at a distance to support individual learning and contribute to the learning of others.
  • Creativity, imagination, and innovation through creative thinking, constructing knowledge, and developing new and innovative products and processes. Students have opportunities through STEAM activities, Open Mic sessions, performing arts performances, art showcases, and technology creations. 
  • Understanding and appreciating diverse cultures where students will understand human, cultural, and societal issues and practice legal, moral, and ethical behaviors. Students have opportunities to take on important issues such as saving our planet, financial literacy, and healthy  habits. 
  • Digital literacy, research, and media skills to effectively access, analyze, and communicate information through oral and written communication.
  • Leadership, initiative, and entrepreneurial ism can be exemplified through technological innovations, marketing, sales. 
Wellspring High School students have the opportunity to take Advanced Placement (AP) courses in history, computer science, and the physical and social sciences. 

In order to graduate from Wellspring High School, seniors must demonstrate their college and career readiness by completing a capstone project. This includes giving a presentation that highlights their high school learning experiences such as the senior internship, financial literacy, college/AP credits earned, and a resume. Additionally, students will present a capstone project. The capstone project is a senior exhibition which serves as a culminating academic and intellectual experience. It is designed to encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, public speaking, research and media literacy, planning, and goal setting.
College and Career-Ready Students
The Wellspring Schools prepares its students to be college and career ready and to meet the demands of the 21st century.
Creative Computing
Students are engaged in differentiated learning experiences which include basic computer skills, coding, and website design.
Entrepreneurship
Kid's Business is Our Business
We believe that the entrepreneurial skills they learn at The Wellspring Schools will be a valuable asset for them in their career. The end goal is to enable them to become successful leaders with the entrepreneurial mindset in a profession of their choice and beyond.
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