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* '''[[Oprah's Angel Network]]''' [http://www.sciacademy.org/index.php/get_involved/in_the_news2/oprah_gives_millions_for_charter_children/ awards Sci Academy with a $1 million grant] to honor them for outstanding student outcomes.
* '''[[Oprah's Angel Network]]''' [http://www.sciacademy.org/index.php/get_involved/in_the_news2/oprah_gives_millions_for_charter_children/ awards Sci Academy with a $1 million grant] to honor them for outstanding student outcomes.
* '''Ben Marcovitz''', Founder and CEO, has received numerous awards and honors commemorating his leadership skills, including the [http://www.accelerateinstitute.org/programs/ryan-fellowship/ryan-award-nomination Ryan Award] and the [[Aspen Institute|Pahara-Aspen Education Fellowship]].
* '''Ben Marcovitz''', Founder and CEO, has received numerous awards and honors commemorating his leadership skills, including the [http://www.accelerateinstitute.org/programs/ryan-fellowship/ryan-award-nomination Ryan Award] and the [[Aspen Institute|Pahara-Aspen Education Fellowship]].
* '''Kaycee Eckhardt & Rhonda Dale''' honored with the [http://lacharterschools.org/news-and-events/press-releases/32-louisiana-association-of-public-charter-schools-announces-1st-annual-charter-school-awards-winners Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools' Charter School Teacher of the Year award].
* '''Kaycee Eckhardt & Rhonda Dale''' honored with the [https://archive.is/20140923183019/http://lacharterschools.org/news-and-events/press-releases/32-louisiana-association-of-public-charter-schools-announces-1st-annual-charter-school-awards-winners Louisiana Association of Public Charter Schools' Charter School Teacher of the Year award].
* Collegiate teachers honored as finalists or recipients of the [[Teach For America|Teach For America Alumni Award]], the [http://tntp.org/fishman-prize TNTP Fishman Prize], and the [http://www.louisianabelieves.com/teaching/award-programs Louisiana Teacher of the Year award].
* Collegiate teachers honored as finalists or recipients of the [[Teach For America|Teach For America Alumni Award]], the [http://tntp.org/fishman-prize TNTP Fishman Prize], and the [http://www.louisianabelieves.com/teaching/award-programs Louisiana Teacher of the Year award].
* Collegiate Academies has been named as a participant in the [http://www.achievementfirst.org/our-approach/charter-network-accelerator/ Charter Network Accelerators Program], a prestigious honor that provides our CEO and CAO with targeted trainings that will support development.
* Collegiate Academies has been named as a participant in the [http://www.achievementfirst.org/our-approach/charter-network-accelerator/ Charter Network Accelerators Program], a prestigious honor that provides our CEO and CAO with targeted trainings that will support development.

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Collegiate Academies is a network of three high performing, open enrollment public high schools with one, unified mission: to prepare all scholars, regardless of incoming academic level or past challenges, for college. 95% of the class of 2014 received 171 acceptances to 42 different colleges across the United States. They believe that growth is possible at every age, and create a joyful, loving environment designed to meet the individual needs of every scholar they serve.

Schools

History

August 2008: Launch: Sci Academy opens in New Orleans East, beginning as nothing more than a sign in the neutral ground.

May 2009: Achievement: Sci Academy’s first test scores are released; scholars in the class of 2012 outperformed the district and state averages on the iLEAP and achieved the top scores of any New Orleans open enrollment high school.

April 2011: Families Enroll in Record Numbers: Interest in Sci Academy exceeds the number of seats available; Sci Academy holds an open lottery to select scholars for the class of 2015.

August 2011: Gaining National Status: The 2011-2012 school year opens with a new special education program: Essential Skills. This course for scholars with cognitive disabilities attracts the attention of numerous national educators, including Doug Lemov, creator of Teach Like a Champion.

June 2012: Headed to College: Sci Academy graduates its first class of seniors. 97% of these students were accepted to a four-year college, and they matriculated to schools across the country: including Amherst College, Colorado College, Louisiana State University, and Wesleyan University.

August 2012: 1 x 3 = Three Schools: Collegiate Academies multiplies! We open George Washington Carver Collegiate Academy and George Washington Carver Preparatory Academy and triple the number of scholars and families we serve.

February 2013: Parade Season: CA scholars participate in their first Mardi Gras parade season! Our band, dance, twirl and flag teams represent the Rams and the Nautili on the parade route.

January 2014: A Presidential Alum: Troy Simon, Sci Academy Class of 2012, introduces First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House College Opportunity Summit.

April 2014: Top High School Distinction: Sci Academy was named the #2 high school in Louisiana by US News and World Report.

September 2014: Where in the World are the Nautili? Sci Academy’s first alumni class studies abroad as juniors in college, traveling as far as Japan to expand their college careers.

Recognition

Website

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