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Collier High School is a program of Collier Services, a non-profit, non-sectarian organization which was founded in 1927 by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
Collier High School offers a specialized co-educational opportunity for over 150 High School students each year.
State required academic classes, and college and career preparation courses offer students a well-rounded education which prepares them, with confidence, for the job market or the pursuit of higher education. Funded both privately and through local public school districts, Collier has a curriculum designed for maximum impact.
Students with difficulty adapting to public schools are guided and supported by our Counseling Program to reach their full potential through the use of: Individual Education Plans (IEP); year-round individual, group and family counseling; small classes with dedicated teachers; extracurricular activities; and active involvement by child-study teams from the public school systems.
Collier High School is a program of Collier Services, a
non-profit, non-sectarian organization which was founded in 1927 by
the Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
Collier High School offers a specialized co-educational
opportunity for over 150 High School students each year.
State required academic classes, and college and career
preparation courses offer students a well-rounded education which
prepares them, with confidence, for the job market or the pursuit
of higher education. Funded both privately and through local public
school districts, Collier has a curriculum designed for maximum
impact.
Students with difficulty adapting to public schools are guided
and supported by our Counseling Program to reach their full
potential through the use of: Individual Education Plans (IEP);
year-round individual, group and family counseling; small classes
with dedicated teachers; extracurricular activities; and active
involvement by child-study teams from the public school
systems.
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