Insight Colearning Center

“Reviewed by executive director and business manager”

“Reviewed with new and existing members annually, members sign”

“to acknowledge understanding and lack of conflict.”

“Available upon request”

“In the 2024-25 school year, Insight served 31 students”

“in full-time, in-person learning. Our interdisciplinary”

“theme for the year was Home, which we explored through”

“coursework, experiential learning and school-based community”

“building and leadership. Courses included Making Our Way”

“HomeFate and Freedom (Humanities), Local Habitats and”

“Ecosystems and Native Flora, Math 1-4, and three different”

“world languages- Japanese, French, and Spanish, Insight”

“Outside, Art, Boxing, and Filmmaking, which were complemented”

“by weekly wayfinding and passion-based work, as well as”

“advising aimed at tailoring the experience to each learner's”

“needs and goals. Our 9th and 10th graders partnered with at”

“least 10 nonprofits to provide bi-weekly community service,”

“while our 16 upperclassmen engaged in bi-weekly internships”

“with local businesses in nonprofits. We continued Wayfinding”

“Studios as student-driven experiences with expert mentors in”

“visual art, music, DIY maker, and creative writing. Three”

“week-long expeditions provided opportunities for practicing”

“skills learned in the weekly outdoor program, group bonding, and”

“study of new ecosytems outside of our local area. We continued”

“our partnership with One Stone in Boise ID, and our implementation”

“of the Growth Framework as a "portrait of a graduate". As a”

“result, students were able to set meaningful goals, make plans”

“to achieve them, and recognize their progress towards proficiency”

“in 24 Bold Learning Objectives that are taught and assessed across”

“the curriculum. We graduated 8 seniors. To date, 18 of 22 Insight”

“graduates have proceeded to college, with all being offered”

“admission at their top choice school.”