Register FAQ's

The schedule depends on your student’s grade level. Student Hub to see specific information.

Our hybrid classes have a maximum of 17 students.

Field trips, dances, activity days, PBLs, clubs, and student council (for high school students) are available throughout the year. Peak students are eligible to participate in extra curricular activities at other MCSD schools as long as they live within that school's boundary and there are no conflicts with their Peak schedule.

We provide a rigorous curriculum that prepares students for college, the military, or other post-secondary endeavors.

Yes – Peak has a full graduation ceremony.

Yes – students receive a CDE approved diploma that is comparable to a traditional school.

Peak is considered a single district online and hybrid school. This means we can only take students from the Montrose County School District.

Peak uses a variety of curriculums including Edgenuity, Google, Achieve3000, and teacher created curriculum.

Yes, but students must have at least 2 classes.

Students should expect to spend a minimum of 1 hour per day per class. Average students have 5-6 classes every trimester.

Parents are partners with Peak staff in their student’s education. Parents are expected to monitor their student’s progress daily. They are also expected to work with their student to make certain that they are on track with their classes. Parents also must communicate with Peak staff whenever necessary to ensure their student's success. 

If a student falls behind, we have both the parent and student come in for a meeting with the Student Engagement Coordinator to develop a plan to address the student's academic challenges.

While we would love to accept all qualified applicants, Peak Hybrid is based in a smaller building so we have limited space. Peak Online presents unique challenges and this path to learning is not a good fit for every student.