
Horizons Exploratory Academy is a school of multiple
opportunities that draws in students for countless reasons. From wanting
to graduate early or just needing an alternative learning style from
traditional schools, H.E.A is the place to be.

I
decided to come to H.E.A after my first year at Salida High School.
Personally, I was looking for more individualized learning, and, after
learning a little bit more about how the school works, I decided that it
would be a much better fit for me. I’ve always been a little bit
annoyed by the one-size-fits-all learning path of traditional education,
and H.E.A seemed like a great alternative. We switch classes every two
weeks, so I never get bored with a class, which used to be a huge
problem for me at the high school. School is much more enjoyable here,
and I’m still meeting all of the state requirements for education. -
Lillian Wood
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When
I was a sophomore I made the transfer to H.E.A from my old school. From
the first minute I walked in the door I knew that this was the school
for me. I started to look forward to coming to class. I had teachers
that I connected with and fellow peers I got along with. Finally I
started to learn things that I actually felt were important and useful
to my life, and that I would use even after my high school career. Not
only has this school given me valuable education, but I have also become
more responsible because of the independence and motivation H.E.A
requires you to have in order to succeed. - Aaron McCorkindale
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Horizons
works to help and educate students of all kinds. Whether you wish to
learn online, in class, or on your own, H.E.A will find a way to help
you follow your passions and expand your education to the highest
extent. Students are able to personalize what and how they learn, while
still meeting all the state requirements, and becoming prepared for the
future.
By Lillian Wood, Aaron McCorkindale, and Reya Sunshine