Map Academy is a charter public high school located in Plymouth, MA, designed to serve students for whom traditional school has not worked, including youth who have dropped out or are at risk of leaving school without a diploma. Map Academy offers a flexible, student-centered experience rooted in a culture that amplifies student strengths, acknowledges life’s realities, helps students navigate them, and sets each student on a path to graduate ready for life after high school.
We believe:
- There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all education.
- School should not ignore the realities in students’ lives that may hold them back from academic progress.
- All students can succeed with the right resources and support, even those who have struggled in the past.
- Learning does not start and stop when bells ring.
- All students can achieve at high levels and should be held to high standards.
- School is about learning, exploring, and achieving, not ranking, complying, and competing.
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The Commons
Virtual Student Center Launch
In order to support our Map Academy students during the current school closure, we have created a new section of our website called the Virtual Student Center. Here, students can … more
Map Academy Update – March 20, 2020
Please see this video update for details about the current school closure & ways students can continue to make progress remotely. Co-Directors Update – March 20, 2020 more
Map Academy Community Update – 3/16/20
Please see this update for details for about operations during the current school closure. Map Academy Community Update 3-16-20 more
Memo regarding precautionary closure March 16th-March 27th
After much deliberation and careful consideration of all available information, Map Academy will be suspending onsite classes for two weeks, from Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 27 as a … more
