Facing History High School@Charles Mooney’s Charles Mooney stresses the value of project-based learning and a culture of trust, respect and responsibility in its New Tech model. Students work in collaboration groups to create public relations projects for local nonprofits, presenting to community organizations to build real-world communication skills. Charles A. Mooney Middle School’s college-preparatory program blends technology with the Facing History curriculum to prepare scholars for lifelong learning. The school’s approach emphasizes students’ responsibility for their own learning and the learning of group members.

Q1. What does Facing History High School@Charles Mooney do to make the learning environment better?

Ans. Respect, working together, and being responsible make sure that the school culture is safe, welcoming, and open to everyone.

Q2. Are there ways to get better at school?

Ans. Yes, advanced classes and projects make students work hard in school and think for themselves.

Q3. Are college entrance exams conducted here?

Ans. Students can take the SAT and ACT tests on-site or through programs that work together.

Q4. Does Facing History High School@Charles Mooney help students think of new things?

Ans. Yes, students can find out more about art, music, and new projects that will help them be more creative.

Q5. What kind of school experience do students get at Facing History High School@Charles Mooney?

Ans. Facing History High School@Charles Mooney has a full curriculum that includes academics, extracurricular activities, and chances for personal growth.