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Battle Ground Public Schools’ alternative learning programs and schools are now accepting enrollment applications for the 2025-26 school year. From a parent-partnered homeschool offering in-person and virtual learning to a self-paced high school program, the programs and schools offer a wide variety of educational opportunities to fit the unique needs and interests of students at all grade levels. Each program is designed to help students pursue their interests and prepare them for college and/or careers.

Current Battle Ground students may apply for any of the programs that serve the grade they will be enrolled in next year. Some programs are also open to students who live outside the district; however, students who live within district boundaries will be given priority. Transportation is not provided to/from these programs unless specified in the description.

Enrollment in the programs is free; however, students must apply for admission. The admission process is specific to each program and directions for applying are described below. Reference letters or counselor approval may be required. 

Character and Academics for the Marketplace Academy (grades 3-12)

Application deadline: March 2, 2025 (see additional dates and deadlines)

CAM Academy seniors Hana Feldheger and John Ong were National Merit Scholarship finalists

CAM Academy partners with parents to offer rigorous instruction for students in grades 3-12. The school’s mission is to support and promote academic success, positive character development and marketplace skills that will help students succeed in college and beyond. Located west of Battle Ground High School, students at CAM attend school four days each week. Wednesday is an at-home learning day with the campus open for students who need additional support. In the classroom, students study a core curriculum including English language arts, history, science, mathematics and instruction in computer technology. At-home learning covers health and fitness, as well as visual and performing arts. These classes are completed in partnership with parents/guardians. Additional information about CAM Academy and the application processes for enrollment are on the CAM Academy website.

Center for Agriculture, Science and Environmental Education (grades 9-12)

Application deadline: March 14, 2025 (or until spots are filled)

An egg mass is pulled from a pond by a CASEE student during an annual survey

CASEE is a rigorous half-day science, technology, engineering and math program for high school students that integrates biological, environmental and agricultural sciences with English language arts. Students in the program attend three class periods (career and technical education, science and English) on an 80-acre learning laboratory where scientific concepts are explored and reinforced through outdoor experiences, in the classroom and in the lab. Students have the opportunity to earn science college credits in grades 9,10 and 11 as well as honors English credits in grades 9 and 10. Transportation is provided to and from both Prairie and Battle Ground high schools. Students attend classes at their home high school during the other half of their day.

The application process requires two work samples. Learn more and apply on the CASEE website.

River HomeLink (grades K-12)  

Interest forms accepted on an ongoing basis. Space is limited.

River HomeLink students and families volunteer to clean a community garden in front of the school

River HomeLink is a family-friendly, accredited public school providing parent-partnered educational options and support for students. Families can choose part- or full-time programs that provide both at-home and classroom opportunities. Please complete RHL’s new student interest form to be invited to an informational parent meeting, the next step in applying for River HomeLink. The interest form will be available Feb. 1 through May 1, 2025. This will be the only time that the school will accept inquiries from new families. Learn about how enrollment decisions are made and see the timeline. 

Battle Ground Virtual Academy (grades K-12)

Applications accepted on an ongoing basis.

Certificated teachers are available to help remote students attending Battle Ground Virtual Academy

Battle Ground Virtual Academy provides a high-quality fully online learning experience. Students are assigned to an adviser with whom they meet bimonthly to help them achieve academic and personal success. Online students make weekly contact with their advisers and/or teachers, who are always willing to help them be successful. BGVA staff work closely with families while parents and guardians also play an active role in their child's online education. BGVA accepts students from outside of Battle Ground Public Schools. If you are interested in attending BGVA, please complete the online interest form to begin the enrollment process. 

Explore the BGVA website.

Summit View High School (grades 9-12)

Applications accepted on an ongoing basis.

Learning is largely one-on-one at Summit View High School

Summit View High School offers a unique learning experience for students ages 14 to 21 who need an individualized learning program. Summit View is a mastery-based program, allowing students to take their own path to graduation. It is also useful for students who need to work, are raising children, are at-risk or have other unique educational needs. The caring staff at Summit View High School assist students in completing courses, meeting credit and assessment requirements for graduation, transitioning into another educational setting and preparing for life after high school. Summit View students also have the ability to attend programs such as Running Start and Cascadia Tech Academy. The school is located in the CASEE C building at 11104 NE 149th St., Brush Prairie. 

Get more information about Summit View High School at svhs.battlegroundps.org, by emailing info.svhs@battlegroundps.org or by calling 360-885-5331.

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