High Road Program Ferguson Celebrates the Class of 2026

High Road Program Ferguson recently celebrated three graduates whose hard work and perseverance led them to earn their high school diplomas.

Celebrating Three Graduates

The 2026 graduation ceremony brought together students, families, staff, and district partners to recognize the accomplishments of the graduating class. For each student, the moment reflected their progress. It also honored those who encouraged them to stay focused on their goals.

Preparing Students for Their Next Steps

Throughout their time at High Road Program Ferguson, the graduates built academic, social, and independent living skills. These skills prepared them for their next steps. Staff worked closely with each student and their family to provide programming aligned with their individual needs, strengths and transition goals.

The ceremony also recognized the role of families, educators and district partners in helping students prepare for life after high school. Through collaboration and consistent support, students developed skills for their next steps. These may include employment, continuing education, adult services and other opportunities.

How the High Road Program Supports Students

At the High Road Program, students with academic, emotional and behavioral needs uncover their potential through individualized learning that goes beyond what most classrooms can offer.

Smaller class sizes and student-centered instruction help teachers, therapists, and staff build strong connections with each student. These connections grow in nurturing, respectful, structured, and positive learning environments. High Road School educators draw from a comprehensive range of specialized services. They implement Individualized Education Programs to help each student shine at school, at home and in the community.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026!