With 1:1 class sizes and flexible scheduling options, Futures Academy is a private school designed with your child in mind. Futures Academy is committed to providing individualized instruction to assist each student with improving grades, raising test scores, improving study and time management skills, and ensuring academic success. With one-to-one instruction, you can rest assured that your child will succeed and find motivation for learning, along with the confidence and skills to prosper inside and outside of the classroom.
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1:1
student-teacher ratio
13
close-knit campuses in California
70
21st century skill electives, UC a-g approved
99%
college acceptance rate
Our campuses offer in-person, online or hybrid instruction. In addition to one-student, one-teacher classes, students can enjoy homework support, field trips and clubs either on-campus or online! Click on the video to learn more.
At Futures Academy, we believe students can reach their full potential with personalized instruction that instills confidence, character, and a lifelong love of learning. On our campuses, you will find close-knit communities that foster academic achievement and personal development.
Rather than a large class ratio of 1:30, we teach core academics in the one-to-one model we founded over 30 years ago and have been perfecting ever since. This teaching model helps students’ master academic fundamentals and is proven to produce better learning outcomes.
ONE-TO-ONE INSTRUCTION
We go beyond core academics to prepare our students for the new economy. We teach the science of learning, along with robotics, coding, game design, digital arts, cyber security, storytelling, and more. Our 21st century skill electives help students explore their interests and find what they are passionate about pursuing after high school.
21ST CENTURY SKILLS
Discovering how you learn best and cultivating successful study skills, mindsets, and habits is often taken for granted. Yet, these are the most important areas to develop. We teach students how to study, why effort matters, and how to build grit and the growth mindset needed for learning in our Science of Learning courses & in Guided Study.
Learning How to Learn
School doesn’t have to be Monday-Friday 7am – 3pm anymore. We offer schedules aligned to students’ optimal learning times via our morning, late morning, or afternoon schedule. Students can even complete coursework in compressed days to free time for extracurricular activities, athletics, training, acting, and other interests.
Flexible Schedules
We don’t look like a traditional school on purpose. We cap enrollment at 100 full-time families to help students become immersed in their schools. Campus activities, from clubs and field trips to prom and grad night are a few of our student favorites. From the campus colors to the furniture, our school is designed to encourage students to connect and build healthy friendships.
Connected Community
We believe that finding and pursuing your authentic purpose, finding ‘your jam’, ‘your thing’, ‘your passion’, is part of the secret sauce of career success and happiness. We help students cultivate the habits that are proven to increase happiness and to find their purpose via our college readiness program.
Happiness
Manhattan Beach
Pasadena
Westlake Village
Cupertino
Pleasanton
San Mateo
Walnut Creek
Aliso Viejo
Anaheim Hills
Huntington Beach
Newport Beach
Carlsbad
San Diego
With the 1:1 instruction, my son’s teachers are able to hone in on how he learns. If he needs, he can ask his teachers to break down the material and he can work at his own pace. I see him feeling better about learning, and not afraid to ask questions.
- Jeanne B.
Parent
