The Gateway Academy offers multiple offerings and supports, going above and beyond standard academics.
The Lower School
The Lower School offers a hands-on learning experience for up to 30 grade 7 & 8 students.
The Gateway Academy offers multiple offerings and supports, going above and beyond standard academics.
Gateway Academy is a small, alternative school located in Haverhill, Massachusetts. Our highly qualified staff provide a rigorous academic curriculum, attentive to diverse learning styles. Through differentiated instruction, behavior management strategies, and trauma-sensitive practices, we support students in discovering the power within themselves to learn and grow. As a small alternative learning environment, we are able to provide enhanced programming in the areas of academics, therapeutic support, and vocational training.
The Lower School offers a hands-on learning experience for up to 30 grade 7 & 8 students.
The Upper School Supports up to 90 high school students in creating an individualized learning path leading beyond a high school diploma to success in college, career, and beyond.
Gateway was established to meet the learning needs of students who struggle in a traditional middle and high school setting for a variety of reasons, and is a choice for all students. It is not intended to be punishment for disciplinary infractions, nor is it a school designed specifically for students with intensive disabilities, however, it is an alternative for all students including those that are interested and may have encountered previous disciplinary issues or that may need the supports and services of an Individualized Education Program.
If you would like to inquire if Gateway Academy is right for you or your child, Please call us at (978) 374-3473.
Gateway Academy Lower School students are referred by their guidance counselors in consultation with the parent and student, and an application process begins. This process includes an interview and visit to the school prior to enrollment.
Gateway Academy Upper School students can enter the program through self-referral or referral by a guidance counselor. Students will participate in an interview and school visit prior to enrolling.