Alfred Rush Academy has created the Flexible Learning Center (FLC). The Flexible Learning
Center is a pathway for students to earn high school credits that is different from the traditional
school model. The FLC serves students who are interested in graduating early, need of a flexible
schedule, want to study in a smaller learning environment, or has fallen behind their cohort.
Courses are taken on-line using Edgenuity. Students work at their own pace and may
complete work inside and outside the classroom. Certified teachers are present to provide
instructional help and monitor students' progress.

For the 2020-2021 school year, 24 students completed 158 credits and met graduation
requirements through the FLC.