High school students looking for an alternative learning environment will soon have a bit farther to travel. The Crossing School of Business and Entrepreneurship is closing its Knox campus. Starting this fall, Starke County students will attend The Crossing’s Plymouth location.
The Crossing Looks for Business Partnerships, Donations, Volunteers
The Crossing alternative school is looking to partner with some local businesses to provide job training opportunities for its students. Continue reading
The Crossing Touts Success, Plans Adult Education Programs
The Crossing School of Business and Entrepreneurship does more than just educate students. That’s the message CEO Rob Staley shared last week during the faith-based alternative high school’s fall fund-raising banquet in Knox. Continue reading
Starke County Crossing School on Track to Open Aug. 1
The Crossing accredited alternative school in Starke County is moving along, according to Executive Director Rob Staley.
He told WKVI News that several community meetings have been held and he’s encouraged about seeing the leaders that are jumping on board in support of the school. He noted that there is a great need in the community to help educate students who may have been expelled, dropped out or home-schooled.
Oregon-Davis School Board to Meet Tonight
The board members are expected to discuss a number of topics including consideration of school services agreement with The Crossing which is an alternative school. A presentation of the curriculum by the CEO of The Crossing, Rob Staley, was held March 6 at the Knox Community School Corporation where two members of the Oregon-Davis School Board were present, along with High School Principal Tim Pletcher and Superintendent Greg Briles. Continue reading
School Officials Meet to Discuss The Crossing Alternative School
It’s the goal of school leaders and community members to ensure that every child has a successful chance at achieving the maximum amount of learning possible in order to make every child a productive member of society.
While a majority of students achieve that, others fall through the cracks. Home lives may be disruptive which leads to unsuccessful learning and bad life choices, or a child may not have what it takes to learn in a traditional school setting. The Crossing alternative school takes those struggling kids and helps them succeed in becoming a successful student.
