Three pathways, ASU college credit, and support that doesn't step back as the rigor steps up. Gateway's High School is our largest division, built to turn momentum into outcomes.
Gateway's High School is our largest division for a reason: it's where the momentum compounds. Every student builds a path from three rigorous options, often combining them.
A full college-preparatory diploma, differentiated to the student and taught by subject-area expert faculty.
College-level coursework through Arizona State University, with credit that transfers, students can graduate with a diploma AND an Associate Degree, plus certificates from the world's top tech companies.
An accredited college career diploma across eight technical fields, through Penn Foster College, supported by our dedicated CTE Coordinator. Students can also add an FAA commercial drone license through Embry-Riddle's Drone Academy.
You don't have to pick just one. Many Warriors combine pathways, graduating with a college-prep diploma, an Associate Degree, and a career certificate in hand.
Whichever path they choose, every Warrior leaves with college credit, a real credential, and a clear plan for what's next.
100% of Gateway students in grades 8–12 earn college credit through ASU Accelerate, vs. 25% statewide. One of ASU's fastest-scaling programs.
A full college-prep diploma from an accredited school.
Earned in high school through ASU Accelerate.
An industry-recognized credential via Penn Foster.
The Career Diploma pathway isn't classroom theory. Through our Penn Foster partnership and a packed calendar of career field trips, students step into real professional settings, salons, clinics, workshops, and offices, to feel what a field is actually like before they commit to it.
It's how a student turns “maybe” into a plan: hands-on exposure to healthcare, business, tech, trades, and the creative careers that don't always fit a four-year mold.
High school should be memorable. From the workshop to the court, Gateway students do things most schools only talk about.
Design, build, and battle a competition robot from the ground up, real engineering, head-to-head.
Students can earn an FAA commercial drone certification, a real, résumé-ready credential, in high school.
Division I Unified state champions. Athletics here is about belonging, grit, and showing up for each other.
A dedicated coordinator makes sure every student gets the support they need to keep up and move ahead.
Students learn to use AI and modern tech tools across their classes, skills that carry into college and work.
Every month, students visit colleges, universities, and specialty programs, real campus visits before graduation.
The core classes on this year's schedule, grade by grade, then the math sequence and the electives. ASU courses through ASU Accelerate come on top.
Gateway students have taken ASU math as far as Calculus for Engineers I, for college credit, while still in high school.
Plus ASU courses like Introduction to Game Design, Principles of Programming, Introduction to Marine Biology and Introduction to Criminal Justice. See them all →
He's leaving high school with college credit, a real certificate, and actual confidence in who he is. A few years ago, we didn't think any of that was possible.
Bell times shift on early-release days, and are suspended during testing windows and special events.
Begin your inquiry through our admissions portal, or come see the high school in action.
