Mission Academy
High School

Oklahoma’s only recovery high school — helping teens learn, heal, and move forward. Mission Academy delivers high‑quality academics in a recovery‑focused environment where teens can prioritize healing alongside learning. Students receive individualized attention, consistent routines, and wraparound support for both school and recovery.

A school in Oklahoma City serving high‑school–aged students (grades 9–12) who are actively pursuing recovery from substance use and would benefit from a supportive and structured learning environment.

Academics

College‑ and career‑ready curriculum. Students work toward a standard high school diploma through a fully supported, credit‑bearing program taught by licensed educators. We collaborate with families and prior schools to align transcripts, recover credits when possible, and keep students on track for graduation.

Individualized learning:

  • Small class sizes and one‑to‑one support

  • Flexible pacing where appropriate

  • Accommodations and learning plans coordinated with families and providers

  • Guidance counseling for next steps (college, career, or training)

Routine that supports recovery:
Daily structure, clear expectations, and predictable rhythms help students rebuild healthy habits and confidence.

Recovery

Integrated supports help students maintain sobriety while pursuing education.

  • Peer Support: Mission Peer Group meetings foster connection and accountability among students with shared goals.

  • Counseling: Access to group sessions, parent groups, and individual counseling through TRS recovery support.

  • Care Coordination: Collaboration with families and outside clinicians (with consent) to align school and recovery plans.

  • Skills for Life: Coaching in coping skills, stress management, healthy relationships, and decision‑making.

Family

We believe teens do best when families are supported. Mission Academy invites parents and caregivers into the process with education, parent groups, and regular communication, so everyone is rowing in the same direction.

What families can expect:

  • Warm, judgment‑free partnership

  • Clear goals and progress updates

  • Parent support groups and educational workshops

  • Guidance for home routines that reinforce recovery

Student Life

Students rediscover fun and connection without substances through structured, substance‑free activities—bowling nights, rock climbing, service projects, and seasonal retreats. These experiences build confidence, social skills, and healthy friendships.

Safety & Privacy

A safe, substance‑free campus. Mission Academy maintains clear conduct expectations that protect the learning environment and each student’s recovery journey. We follow strict confidentiality practices and communicate with families about concerns and supports.

If a student struggles:
We respond with compassion and clarity. Staff partner with the student and family to address concerns, connect supports, and reinforce a safe path forward.

Admissions

1) Reach out → Start with a confidential conversation.
2) Visit → Tour the school and meet our team
3) Records & Fit → Transcript review and collaborative planning
4) Enrollment → Orientation, expectations, and start date

Who is a good fit?
Students motivated to pursue recovery who would benefit from small classes, consistent structure, and peer/community support.

Tuition & Financial Assistance
We’re committed to access. Need‑based financial assistance is available for qualifying families. Our team will walk you through options and timelines.

Transportation
Families arrange transportation. We can help brainstorm options in your area.

✓ Recovery-Centered Culture and Expectation
✓ Licensed Teacher and Credit-Bearing Coursework
✓ Small Class Sizes with Individualized Learning Plans
✓ Integrated support: peer groups, counseling, family involvement
✓ Substance‑free activities and community service
✓ Need‑based financial assistance available for qualifying families

  • Mission Academy is a recovery high school. Students earn high school credits in a setting designed for teens pursuing recovery.

  • In most cases, yes. We’ll review transcripts and create a plan to keep your student on track.

  • With your consent, we coordinate to align goals and support.

  • We set clear expectations that prioritize learning and safety. Details provided during orientation.

  • We respond with safety, care, and collaboration—never shame. We’ll partner with you to determine next steps and supports.

  • We focus on wellness and connection through school‑sponsored, substance‑free activities and service. We can discuss additional options case‑by‑case.

  • Contact us. We’ll help you understand timelines based on your student’s needs and school calendar.