This group recognizes strengths through personal interest and intrinsic determination. They learn about responsibility, independent and cooperative learning while exploring nature. This crucial moment is full of discoveries and changes. It's a time to figure out who you want to be, what you want to achieve, and where you want to go next. 

 

At iREN, the teen campus is about creating a safe space, free from judgment and social stress, where issues are explored and the future prepared. They work toward a high school diploma while experimenting with their interests and strengths and broadening their horizons through independent and group study.

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At iREN, teenagers are on the track to graduate.Students are encouraged to work in an independent study with specialized and differentiated learning. This stage is also paramount in the planning of the rest of their lives. Students explore career paths, learn interviewing and public speaking. They are shown real world experiences to improve their life skills.Students have the ability to choose when they graduate and can specialize their curriculum to cater to their future plans.