Legacy Montessori School

Abraxas High School is Poway Unified's continuation high school, built for students who need a smaller, more flexible setting than a traditional high school to earn their diploma. Most of our students are 16 or older and choose Abraxas with their families. We offer smaller classes, open entry and open exit, alternative ways to earn elective credits, a shortened day when appropriate and work-study options. California named us a Model Continuation School in 2020, and we are accredited by WASC. New students start in our Success Class, which covers study skills, stress management, conflict strategies and planning. Our counselors, school psychologist and a Mending Matters mental health therapist provide academic counseling, college and career guidance, and individual and group counseling. Our campus also houses the district's Adult Transition Program, which has served young adults with developmental disabilities since 1986. Students ages 18 to 22 who have not earned a diploma and are placed by their IEP team build independence through classroom instruction and community-based training in vocational, community and independent living skills.

Poway High School, home of the Titans, is part of Poway Unified School District in northern San Diego County. Our core values of Respect, Integrity, Growth, Ownership, and Responsibility spell RIGOR, and our classes build critical thinking skills and a global perspective. Our Engineering Academy and Pathway is open to students in grades 9 to 12 and has been named a PLTW Distinguished School seven years in a row. Students focus on mechanical engineering, civil engineering and architecture, or computer engineering, program microcontrollers in C++, design in CAD software such as Inventor and Revit, and earn college credit through Rochester Institute of Technology, with foundational courses articulated with Palomar College. Many also join our Robotics or Science Olympiad teams. Students can also take Advanced Placement courses, AVID, career technical education, and dual enrollment, and work toward the Seal of Biliteracy and the Civic Engagement Seal. We offer peer counseling, peer tutoring, and the Titan Center for college and career planning, along with Titan Theatre, aquatics, and Unified Sports.

Ride Above Disability Therapeutic Riding Center is dedicated to empowering children and adults with disabilities through the transformative experience of therapeutic horseback riding. Serving individuals aged four and above, this center specializes in supporting those with various special needs, including language-based learning disabilities and other developmental challenges. The mission of Ride Above Disability is to enhance physical, emotional, social, cognitive, behavioral, and educational skills through tailored riding programs that foster a unique bond between horse and rider. The center follows the guidelines set by PATH Intl to ensure a safe and enriching environment. Each lesson is customized by experienced instructors who focus on individual goals, ensuring that every rider has a fulfilling experience that promotes strength, coordination, balance, body awareness, independence, and confidence. The friendly and supportive atmosphere encourages growth while maintaining an emphasis on fun. What sets Ride Above Disability apart is its commitment to low student-to-teacher ratios and strong family partnerships that enhance the therapeutic process. The center also thrives on community involvement through volunteer opportunities and fundraising events that support its mission. With a profound dedication to changing lives for the better, Ride Above Disability stands as a beacon of hope for families seeking meaningful experiences for their loved ones with disabilities.