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Boston Youth Service Providers Collaborative Network & Alternative Education Alliance, working cooperatively to provide integrated, year-round services to Boston youth.

ABCD University High School

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Mission
The ABCD University High School operates in cooperation with the Boston Public Schools (BPS) to enable nearly 100 young people each year to complete a curriculum approved by the Boston Public Schools at ABCD and still graduate from their original BPS high school.

Many students are over-age, struggling academically, or otherwise at risk in the traditional school system. Despite the high-risk profile of these students, over 90 percent of them successfully earn their high school diplomas.

The University High School strives to honor students’ individuality and unique learning styles in a safe, supportive educational environment.

The school helps students fully develop their strengths and skills through many classroom-based activities, discussions, and projects. At the same time, the school fosters development of a positive atmosphere and congenial sense of community in which all students and staff enjoy mutual respect.

Role in Alliance

Resources to Share

Populations Served

Services Offered

Eligibility Requirements

Fee Structure

Languages Spoken

Neighborhoods Served

Address
178 Tremont Street
Boston MA 02111

Phone
617-357-6000

Fax

Contact
Ipyana Wasret
Program Manager and Principal
617-357-6000 ext. 520

wasret@bostonabcd.org

Hours of Operation

Web Site
http://www.bostonabcd.org/programs/alt-high.htm

Directions by Public Transportation

  • MBTA Green Line — Boylston Station: Cross Tremont. ABCD is between Emerson College and the movie theatre.
  • MBTA Orange Line — Chinatown Station: Turn right outside the exit onto Boylston; walk one block to Tremont, turn right and walk past Emerson College. ABCD is the next building.
  • MBTA Red Line — Downtown Crossing: Either switch to Orange Line outbound and get off at the next stop, which is Chinatown, or walk one block toward Boston Common, turn left on Tremont, and walk to 178, just past the movie theatre, before Emerson College.

Driving Directions
Link to Mapquest Map

See Also
Chronic Poetry by UHS Students

This page was last updated on April 11, 2005

     
   

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