SUMMIT Trailblazers

Summit Trailblazers (Grades 9–12)

Where bold ideas take flight and future-ready leaders rise.

At Summit, high school students don’t just prepare for college—they push

boundaries, lead with confidence, and take ownership of their future.

Through advanced projects, real-world experiences, and

thought-provoking discourse, our Trailblazers become fearless innovators

equipped to thrive in any path they choose.

💡 Project-Based Learning that ignites curiosity and creative problem-solving

📜 Socratic Discussions rooted in history and literature, shaping persuasive, thoughtful communicators

🧠 Cutting-Edge Technology seamlessly integrated into every learning experience

Summit isn’t just school—it’s a launchpad.

For the dreamers. The doers. The trailblazers.

What a Tuesday at MARS looks like.

Tech Stack for 2025-2026 year:

English

Trailblazers will build strong communication skills through two focused semesters. In the fall, they’ll take The Nomadic Professor’s Media Literacy course to analyze news and bias. In spring, they’ll shift to MARS’ Business Literature course, learning to write resumes, cover letters, and professional emails. Socratic discussions with each book deepen critical thinking and real-world readiness.

Math

Trailblazers will boost math fluency through three engaging experiences: Unlock Math’s interactive lessons that build mastery and reduce anxiety, the Stock Market Game for hands-on financial literacy, and MARS’ Algebra Chart Keepers Quest, where students apply algebra to real-world challenges in finance, tech, and design.

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History

Trailblazers will prepare for the CLEP U.S. History exam using The Nomadic Professor’s immersive curriculum, covering key events from the Civil War to 9/11. They’ll analyze primary sources, complete writing assignments, and create websites to showcase their research—building historical literacy, communication, and tech skills.

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Science

Trailblazers will dive into physics discoveries through hands-on tech exploration, using tools like drones to understand motion, energy, and forces in action. They'll connect theory to real-world applications, uncovering how physics shapes innovations across science, engineering, and everyday life.

Technology

This year, our Summit cohort will dive into data analytics, digital art, and Python coding to build real-world skills. They’ll analyze trends, create digital visuals, and learn Python through Ozaria’s story-driven game. All year, they'll keep exploring technology, creativity, and innovation.

Summit tech stack 25-26 year

English

Media Literacy (1st Semester) Nomadic Professor

Business Writing (2nd Semester) MARS Course

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History

American History 2 + CLEP (Nomadic Professor)

WordPress and website design.

Socratic Discussions

VR Fieldtrips

Math

Algebra Chart Keepers - Summit Program by MARS

Stock Market Game

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Science

Physics of Drones (Aesonova and MARS)

Technology

Python Programming (PCEP)

Digital Art (created and taught by our very own Trailblazers)

Literature selection for 25-26

Historical Fiction Journey: - September
The Book Thief by Markus Zusak
Classic foundations: - October
Animal Farm by George Orwell
Biographies of Bravery: - November
Steve Jobs (Young adult edition) by Walter Isaacson.
Money Matters & Mindsets: - December
The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
Poetry & Expression: - January
Selected works of Edgar Allan Poe
Dystopian Worlds & What-Ifs: - February
1984 by George Orwell
Global Voices: - March
Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe
Stories of Morality & Meaning: - April
The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis