WHY APOGEE?

The game of school and the game of life are distinctly different, and success in one doesn’t always mean success in the other. Our goal is to bridge that gap by equipping young men and women for life beyond school while striving to empower families with the skills needed to attain sovereignty and freedom - beginning with taking charge of their health and education.

THE APOGEE STRATEGY

By creating a microcosm of the real world through financial literacy, project-based learning with mixed-age groups, individualized academics, healthy lifestyle habits, and ongoing mentorship from coaches and peers alike - our students cultivate essential life skills, agency, and a growth mindset that will serve them well beyond their time in school.

THE MISSION

APOGEE EXISTS TO RESEED FREEDOM

IN OUR CHILDREN AND IN OUR NATION

THROUGH EDUCATION FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

WHAT DOES APOGEE MEAN?

APOGEE (noun)

The highest point in developing something; a climax or culmination

OUR NAME REFLECTS OUR MISSION

We aspire to guide and equip our young leaders to reach the greatest heights of their potential. We believe each child has a unique gift and purpose. We believe that education should be for the entire family and that children develop a lifelong love for learning when given the time and permission to fail forward, pursue specific interests, collaborate with others and master real-life skills.

What does the symbol mean?

The arrowhead alludes to the Native Americans unconventional approach to education. That there is an intentional wild approach. Playing isn’t encouraged, it is required. Being outside is paramount.

The dagger represents an acute, sharp approach to all things. Both the dagger and the arrowhead are a throwback to Special Operations Detachment, which are required to be the most proficient and tactically trained within the services. They are unlike all other units in that they are diplomatic warriors.