Da Vinci Connect High offers a unique hybrid dual-enrollment model with two days on campus and flexible asynchronous learning. Students engage in rigorous, real-world, project-based learning and get a powerful head start by taking college classes beginning in 9th grade. After graduation, our LifeLaunch program helps students seamlessly continue toward careers in aviation or healthcare, or earn an AA or Bachelor’s degree—all at no cost to students and families.

Why Dual Enrollment?
At Da Vinci Connect High, we make college both affordable and accessible, giving students a head start on their higher education and career goals. Starting in 9th grade, Connect High students can take college classes—completely free—through our partnerships with Arizona State University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and our local El Camino College.
Currently, students can choose from 9 dual enrollment courses with ASU and 3 with Embry-Riddle. All courses are designed to meet California’s A–G requirements, earning students both high school and college credit. The overall success/pass rate for ASU classes is an impressive 91.7%, highlighting the strong support and preparation Connect High provides.

Why Hybrid Learning?
Our hybrid schedule gives students the best of both worlds: on-campus learning and collaboration two days a week, and flexible asynchronous learning the rest of the time—perfect for exploring passions, internships, jobs, or personal projects.
Optional asynchronous support in a study hall environment with teachers from every subject area allows students to attend up to four days on campus, giving them the freedom to tailor their learning experience.

Why Career-Connected Learning?
At Da Vinci Connect, we integrate hands-on, project-based learning across all content areas to build career readiness skills. This real-world approach is further concentrated in our two specialized Career Technical Education (CTE) Pathways—Entrepreneurship and Aviation—preparing students for the demands of the modern workplace.

Why Social Emotional Learning?
Students cultivate crucial socio-emotional competencies, including the ability to form supportive relationships with peers, regulate their emotions, demonstrate empathy, and engage in responsible decision-making.

Student-Centered Teaching
Our team is composed of passionate, fully credentialed teachers who specialize in student-centered education. They are experts at designing engaging, project-based learning experiences that foster deep understanding and real-world skills.

Small Schools, Big Opportunities
At Da Vinci Schools, we believe in the power of small schools offering big opportunities. Da Vinci Connect High, with around 360 students, combines the close-knit community of a small school with the resources and programs of a larger one—CIF Athletics, Performing Arts, and more. Students connect across all Da Vinci high schools for sports, arts, dances, prom, and other unforgettable experiences!