Earn College Credits, As Early As 9th Grade... FREE!
School Snapshot
GEO Next Generation High School is a free 9-12 public charter school. In GEO’s College Immersion Program, students are able to take free college courses on a college campus for college credits, while simultaneously earning a high school diploma. GEO Next Generation High School is a part of a network of high quality charter schools managed by GEO Academies. It joins 21st Century Charter School of Gary a K – 12 school that demonstrates GEO’s commitment to delivering a high quality K-12 learning experience to parents and students in the Indianapolis community.
Our Promise
Students can earn 60 college credits and more while in high school
College tuition, books and transportation are free of charge
Students will gain real college classroom experience and self confidence
All college credits earned will support a degree and/or career certification
Staff will provide support to ensure student success
PERSERVERANCE
The Ability to Keep
Moving Despite Difficulty
TEAMWORK
Rising and Working Together
In Order to be Successful as One Squad
INTEGRITY
Being Honest and
Owning Mistakes
EXCELLENCE
Striving to be Outstanding
In every Endeavor
REVOLUTIONARIES
Thinking Differently and Advocating
for a Revolution in Society
JOY
Exhibiting Extreme Happiness
Introducing Tiffany Evans
Tiffany Evans has been named Principal for Next Gen Indy. Ms. Evans has been with GEO since it opened in the fall of 2020 as Associate Principal and has been a constant, rock-solid leader throughout the pandemic, a move to a new location, and changes in principal leadership. She earned her master’s degree in educational leadership from American College of Education, Master’s in human development and leadership from Murray State University, and a bachelor’s degree from Radford University in exercise sport and health education/sport administration.
Congratulations, Ms. Evans!
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: 317.608.6220 | www.GEONextGenHSIndy.org
Our Schools offer a rigorous college preparatory program that includes music, art, technology, educational field trips, guest speakers, and much more! GEO’s academic program helps children who are below grade level, “catch up” and helps students on or above grade levels, “move up”.
Enrolling 9th - 12th Grades
for 2022-2023 School Year
- Certified Teachers
- Small Classes
- Strong, Core Knowledge Academic Curriculum
- Individualized Attention
- Free College Courses
- Transportation Provided
- Extracurricular Programs & Clubs
Proud Partners
Our Model
GEO Next Generation High School is unique in that our entire focus is getting students to and through college and/or career certifications. Traditional high school electives and higher level courses will be taken at the college level, not at the high school level, nor on our high school campus. Our school year schedule and daily schedule will mimic the schedule of IvyTech Community College. Qualified students may start taking college level courses as early as 9th grade. Committed students will be able to earn at least an Associate Degree prior to graduating from our high school—free of charge to the family—fully transferable to a four year university in Indiana and other participating universities across the country. GEO Next Generation High School will provide after school sports and enrichment programs such as basketball, volleyball, track, cross country, cheerleading, dance, theater and music and other activities depending on student interests.
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