Individualized Education Academic Depth Intellectual Curiosity



Pacific Coast Preparatory was founded to provide a flexible and academically rigorous alternative to a traditional high school program.
Students follow an individualized course of study designed around their academic interests, abilities, and long-term educational goals.
The program may incorporate coursework from accredited colleges and u
Pacific Coast Preparatory was founded to provide a flexible and academically rigorous alternative to a traditional high school program.
Students follow an individualized course of study designed around their academic interests, abilities, and long-term educational goals.
The program may incorporate coursework from accredited colleges and universities, community colleges, established online educational institutions, independent study, and individually designed courses.
This flexible structure allows students to pursue subjects in greater depth while maintaining a broad college-preparatory education.

Pacific Coast Preparatory emphasizes academic rigor, intellectual independence, and interdisciplinary learning.
A student's individual academic program may include:
Pacific Coast Preparatory emphasizes academic rigor, intellectual independence, and interdisciplinary learning.
A student's individual academic program may include:
Outside coursework is incorporated into the student's overall academic program while retaining the identity of the institution at which the course was completed.

We believe students benefit when academic rigor is combined with flexibility.
Our program allows students to pursue advanced work when appropriate, devote substantial time to areas of particular intellectual interest, and develop the independence necessary for successful university study.
Learning is evaluated through coursework, examinati
We believe students benefit when academic rigor is combined with flexibility.
Our program allows students to pursue advanced work when appropriate, devote substantial time to areas of particular intellectual interest, and develop the independence necessary for successful university study.
Learning is evaluated through coursework, examinations, projects, research, writing, and documented work completed through outside educational institutions.
Pacific Coast Preparatory
California Private School
Grades 11–12
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