Exploring your student’s educational and career options is critical to ensuring academic success, and we’re here to support your family through this journey! This is your starting point for information and resources. Scroll down or click on any of the topics. Can’t find what you need? Submit your questions or call us at 920-924-3200.
NEXT Magazine is a semi-annual publication sharing impactful stories of Moraine Park students, faculty and the communities we serve.
Our Spring/Summer 2026 issue brings together inspiring stories that show how tech is fueling innovation in AI, shaping hands-on learning in the classroom and creating new opportunities for students across our communities.
| Jan 19 | Spring Term - First Day |
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Help students explore dream jobs and careers while they’re still in high school. With little to no cost, they can earn college-level credit through dual enrollment courses and get a head start on their career.
Students can even apply their dual enrollment course credits to one of several High School Career Academies to earn a college-level certification while still in high school at little to no cost.
Each Career Academy is a set of classes focused on a specific career area, such as Business, IT, Healthcare, or Manufacturing.
Starting April 1, 2026, students can enroll in Moraine Park’s Associate of Arts (AA) program, where they will complete a two-year associate degree with a business focus.
After graduating, students can seamlessly transfer to Yavapai College to complete their BASB fully online in eight-week courses.
The 92-credit, optimized degree structure is intended to help students complete a high-quality bachelor’s credential in less time than traditional pathways, while maintaining strong academic expectations and career-relevant learning outcomes.
A High School Career Academy allows students to complete a defined set of college courses in a specific career area while still in high school. In 2025, senior Macy Nikkinen of West Bend West High School stepped into that opportunity.
The nine-credit Fire Academy introduces students to the foundations of fire protection while preparing them for the state Firefighter 1 Certification exam. Coursework includes Firefighting Principles, Hazmat Awareness and Operations and Fire Prevention courses.
Unlike a traditional high school classroom, the Fire Academy places students in active learning environments at Moraine Park’s Horicon Regional Center.
