Illustrative photoCrossroad Academy
Enrollment
51 students
Tuition
Tuition assistance may be available. Qualified students may receive full or partial scholarships.
About Crossroad Academy
Crossroad Academy is a Cognia-accredited school on the Crossroad Child & Family Services campus in Fort Wayne, Indiana, for students who are not succeeding in a traditional classroom. Its aim is to prepare each student to be socially and academically ready for the next level of education or vocation.
The school serves two groups. Day students live at home and attend as an alternative to public education, and the Day Education program accepts referrals directly from families and from local school corporations. Students in Crossroad's residential treatment programs attend as well. Every student receives a personalized education built from a review of school records, background information, and their IEP where one exists.
Certified elementary, secondary, and special education teachers lead each classroom, supported by Crossroad Youth and Family Specialists who assist with behavior management and by Title I assistants who provide extra academic support. A behavior incentive program keeps students focused on behavioral and academic goals, and families receive daily behavior tracking. Instruction follows Indiana State Standards and graduation requirements through project-based and social-emotional learning, with the Edmentum platform used for high school credits. The campus includes a gym, cafeteria, computer lab, media center, playground, and a maker space with a 3D printer, screen printing machine, and podcast studio. Tuition assistance may be available, and qualified students can receive full or partial scholarships.
Student fit
Who this school serves
Specialties
- Emotional and behavioral needs
- Alternative to traditional classroom
- Behavior incentive program
- Project-based learning
- Day enrollment from families and school corporations
Learning and support
Curriculum and therapeutic services
Services and supports
- Behavior management support
- Social-emotional learning
- Title I academic support
Programs
Programs at Crossroad Academy
Other programs and supports
- Behavior management support
- Social-emotional learning
- Title I academic support
School facts
Practical details for families
- School Day
- 6.6 hours
- School Year
- 212 days
- Student Body
- Coed
- Religious Affiliation
- Church of Christ
Accreditation and licensing
- Cognia
Tuition and funding
Tuition: Tuition assistance may be available. Qualified students may receive full or partial scholarships.
Enrollment
51 students
Visit us
Location and directions
Map
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Crossroad Academy
Can my child enroll as a day student?
Yes. We serve students living at home with their families, and we accept referrals from families and from local school corporations for our Day Education program. Day students attend as an alternative to public education.
How do we enroll?
Contact our School Principal or email referrals@crossroadcares.org to begin.
Is tuition assistance available?
Yes. Tuition assistance may be available, and qualified students may receive full or partial scholarships.
Which students do you serve?
Students who are not succeeding in a traditional classroom setting, including students whose behavioral or emotional needs interfere with stability or achievement at school. We serve both day students and students in Crossroad's residential treatment programs.
Who teaches here?
Certified elementary, secondary, and special education teachers lead each classroom. Crossroad Youth and Family Specialists assist with behavior management, and Title I assistants provide additional academic support.
What is on campus?
A gym, cafeteria, computer lab, media center, and playground, plus a maker space with a 3D printer, screen printing machine, and podcast studio.
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