To receive a high school diploma from IWA, the student must be a full-schedule student and complete all required coursework through IWA. However, you may choose to take individual courses at IWA without being a full-time student, but please note that IWA will not accredit or issue a diploma for these students.

To earn an IWA high school diploma, students must complete all core subject classes as part of their coursework from the time they enrol at IWA. For students transferring from another high school, graduation requirements are assessed individually to determine what additional coursework may be necessary to comply with the Arizona Board of Education.

Any student who has been evaluated by a qualified professional and is found to have the cognitive capacity to comprehend the required coursework, but requires curriculum adaptations, is supported at IWA. We are committed to ensuring that all students have the opportunity to succeed academically. Our team works closely with both the student and their family to implement appropriate adaptations, making sure that individual needs are met while maintaining high educational standards.

At IWA, every student is individually supported throughout the curriculum adaptation process. The first step involves a meeting with the principal and the parents/guardians to review any existing documentation and identify if further documentation is required. Once all necessary documents are provided and reviewed, a follow-up meeting is scheduled with our in-house psychologist. During this process, we also ensure that parents are clearly informed of any costs involved should they choose to engage our in-house specialised psychologists or therapists.

Yes, IWA has an experienced in-house psychologist who can be involved solely in adapting the curriculum to suit the individual needs of students. Alternatively, the psychologist may also provide ongoing support and guidance to the student throughout the school year, depending on what the parents and student requires.

Yes, we are committed to working collaboratively with any psychologist or therapist with whom a student is already engaged, ensuring the best possible support and outcomes for each student.

Yes, IWA provides two complimentary seminars each year offering a basic overview of the essential requirements for students wishing to attend college. These seminars are free of charge, and open to both parents and students in Years 10 to 12. Additionally, we have an experienced in-house college counsellor who works one-on-one with families throughout the college admission process. Please note that individual college counselling is not included in our standard tuition; however, we strive to keep these services affordable, as we are committed to supporting every student in reaching their academic goals.

Our full-schedule students follow a comprehensive college prep curriculum designed to equip them with the academic skills and knowledge necessary for success in higher education, with particular emphasis on readiness for STEM careers. This rigorous curriculum ensures that all students are well-prepared for college-level coursework and the challenges of competitive university programs. In addition to academics, we also prioritize personal development, helping students build confidence, resilience, and strong communication skills that support their personal growth and well-being during and beyond their college experience.