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Life After MAP

Small cohorts. Big futures.
Our work at MAP isn’t about chasing rankings or prestige. It’s about preparing each student for their next chapter whether that’s college, technical training, entrepreneurship, or national service.

Since graduating our founding class in 2022, MAP students have stepped into the world with independence, resilience, and a sense of purpose.

MAP prepared me deeply for college through my IB Diploma work, independent projects, and close relationships with students and teachers. I entered college already knowing how to manage my time, pursue my interests, and engage in meaningful conversations in and out of class. Now I’m a senior, double-majoring, pursuing a minor in an area I’m passionate about, and taking on leadership roles in campus organizations. Without my time at MAP, I don’t think I would have felt as confident, curious, or prepared walking into college.Cecilia, founding class of '22

a MAP student intern meets with her professional advisor

Reese, MAP Class of '27, meets with her professional advisor as part of her internship with a local university psychology department. 

MAP student Malik was awarded the prestigious Gates Scholarship

Malik, MAP Class of '25, earned the prestigious and highly-selective Gates Scholarship

10th-Grade student Dani on her first day of dual-enrollment for her Criminal Justice class

Dani, MAP Class of '28, poses on her first day as a dual-enrollment student as she pursues a Criminal Justice class at STLCC

"MAP has prepared me for post-secondary life by offering a diverse range of advanced curricula, such as dual-enrollment at community college, independent studies in topics of personal interest, and the chance to earn the International Baccalaureate diploma.Jason, class of '25

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