Sequoia Pathway Academy

WELCOME TO SEQUOIA PATHWAY ACADEMY

Pathway is a tuition-free, public charter school in the city of Maricopa. We are a highly performing school that serves students in Kindergarten through 12th grade. Every child at Sequoia Pathway will be known. This simple statement is our promise to get to know your child and provide him or her with a program that recognizes their own special qualities and abilities. Classrooms are set-up in a manner to promote cross-curricular activities and teachers work within teams to ensure that this takes place. In budget conscious times, it has been our goal to continue to provide students the exposure to subjects such as physical education, music and art.

K-6- Our school program is geared toward state standards and run as a regular school with smaller class sizes and more hands on, activity-based learning. Onsite teachers are highly motivated, highly qualified and involved in every child's individual success.

The Pathway 7-12 program is academically rigorous, based on a combination of National Common Core Standards and Arizona State Standards. We offer both Honors programs as well as intervention for students that need extra assistance, in keeping with our philosophy that "Every Child is Known". We have a thriving fine arts and elective program that includes art, choir, instrumental music, drama, communications, journalism, Spanish and more. In addition to our comprehensive face to face program, we do offer some online options, including opportunities for students to earn college credit. We are also extremely proud of our growing sports program, which continues to impress the community by winning titles and making a name for Pathway.


	Sequoia Pathway Student Accepted to Art Institute of Chicago Posted on 12/09/2013 Please join us in congratulating senior Katherine Brown- Behrends, whose portfolio was accepted today for admission to The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. more
	Pathway students bridge the digital divide at Province Posted on 11/22/2013 Joe and Julie Giamboi are experts in many things, including Italian cuisine and the joys of playing pickleball with their neighbors in Province. But social media is not on their list. “We are already on Skype, but he has a little bit of a problem with it,” said Julie, 71, gesturing to her husband who, despite his eagerness to learn, gets impatient with the video call service. more
	Province’s ties with Pathway strengthen -Seniors, students form symbiotic relationship Posted on 11/01/2013 There’s a low hum in the Sequoia Pathway Academy library on a recent Wednesday afternoon. It’s tutoring time, but at one table, three seventh-grade boys clamor for a high-five from Bill Brannen. more
	ASU gymnasts thrill at Sequoia Pathway Posted on 10/30/2013 Sequoia Pathway Academy students were treated with a showcase of athletic ability Wednesday when the Arizona State University’s men’s gymnastics team showed off just what they can do. “It inspired me to do that kind of stuff again,” said 17-year-old Mckinley Atchison, a Sequoia Pathways student and athlete. more
	High schoolers get early jump on college via CAC-offered programs Posted on 09/17/2013 College can be costly, but for Maricopa high school students wanting to attend Central Arizona College, there are a lot of ways to pay for higher education. Just ask Autumn Baweck, a junior at Sequoia Pathway’s charter high school. She just finished orientation for Early College, a CAC program that allows high school students to take college courses. more
	Sequoia Pathway Volleyball: Young team ready for a growth spurt season Posted on 09/03/2013 Four years ago, Stacey Turley was lining up beside her teammates, diving for tough shots and powering kills over the net. The activities aren’t much different for Turley these days – just the role. The former Maricopa High School standout athlete (Turley was also the ace for the Lady Rams’ softball team) is now the first-year head coach at Sequoia Pathway, helping guide the Lady Pumas varsity squad this season after coaching the junior high school team at Sequoia last season. more