Student Programs
Pathways Program
Beginning the 8th grade year, Brookstone’s Pathways Program assists and empowers parents and students by providing information concerning expectations, requirements, and processes in the transition from middle school to high school.
With our small class size and caring staff, we are able to calm fears and provide encouragement in our weekly one-on-one and group counseling sessions, as students are guided through the high school application process. The program also provides a trip to a selective private high school where students are exposed both to the expectations for prospective students and a day-in-the-life of the school campus
What might first appear overwhelming and intimidating is made a positive and successful experience as we ultimately pursue the best match for our students. Through prayer and partnership, we provide our students and parents with all the tools necessary to make an informed decision and choose a school that is the best fit.
Read more about students after graduation here.
High School Placement
- Public Schools—56% (38 students)
- Private Schools—34% (23 students)
- Charter or Magnet Schools—10% (7 students)
Brookstone students have been accepted into some of the top private schools in Charlotte, which include Cannon School, Carmel Christian, Charlotte Christian, Charlotte Latin, Covenant Day, Gaston Day, and Hickory Grove.
Here are our 2021 Graduates and the high schools they are attending:
| Ramielle Broadway | Covenant Day School |
| Julia Bya | Covenant Day School |
| Chrishelle Davis | Hickory Grove Christian School |
| Jenny Eban | Undecided |
| Ricky Enuol Y | Covenant Day School |
| Leiani Gibbs | North Mecklenburg High School |
| Blake Hurt | Philip O. Berry Academy of Technology |
| Dwayne Kea | Hickory Grove Christian School |
| Christian Masiyiwa | Carmel Christian School |
| Collin Massey | Undecided |
| Egypt Maxwell-Wright | Charlotte Christian School |
After School Enrichment Program (ASEP)
Overview
ASEP offers homework help, academic enrichment, and Wednesday essential programming. Each day includes snack time, homework assistance, and fun activities. Students have 60 minutes of homework time unless they are participating in essential programs on Thursdays. Essential programs are provided for each age group, with three different programs that run each quarter.
Days and Times
3-5pm every school day, except for days with noon dismissals.
Cost
$150 per family
Availability
Spots are limited per grade on a first-come, first-served. If spots are filled, we will place your name on a waiting list.
Summer Camp
Brookstone Learning and Adventure Camp: Five weeks of fun, games, learning, field trips, and continued support during the summer months. Our mission is to glorify God by offering a program of academic excellence that will equip under-resourced students spiritually, academically, and socially for lives of future leadership and service. This unique camp is a collaborative effort involving local churches, teachers, and dedicated volunteers. Apply now at the button below or by clicking here!
Morning Learning:
Allows students the opportunity to practice their math and reading skills, which enables children to avoid the “summer slide” academically and to stay on target for the upcoming school year.
Afternoon Enrichment & Fun:
Programming provided by local churches, which includes a wide range of activities including arts and crafts, tennis, soccer, kickball, and other outdoor games, as well as engaging Bible instruction.
Questions or additional information regarding Summer Camp?
Please email raykale.jackson@brookstoneschools.org.
The Details
Ages:
New and existing Brookstone students who are rising Kindergarten – 8th grade
Camp Dates:
June 14 – July 15
Time:
Monday – Thursday
8:00am – 4:30pm
Cost:
$150 for 5 weeks of camp, lunch included
$75 for 2nd child
$35 for each additional child
Before/After Camp Care:
7:30 – 8:00am
and/or
4:30 – 5:30
$50 for first child in the family and $25 per child after that
What to Bring to Camp:
Summer attire and comfortable sneakers
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