More than 92% of Sci Academy's senior class already have acceptances to four-year colleges and universities in hand.

The district announces the location of Collegiate Academies two new schools to open in August 2012. The schools will be a part of a citywide effort to transform high schools; both will be located at the historic George Washington Carver High School.

Collegiate Academies becomes an incorporated nonprofit organization.

Sci Academy ranks #3 in Math and #1 in English in the Recovery School District. For the first time, Sci Academy scholars test in Social Studies and Science. The school ranks #1 in the district on both exams.

Sci Academy's governing board explores the idea of expansion and the creation of a central office called Collegiate Academies.

Sci Academy scholars on average out-perform the district in Math and English, again.

Sci Academy gets its first scores back. The scholars ranked #2 in Math in the Recovery School District and #1 in English.

Feedback from the NSNO School Review Team moves us to reconfigure our entire 9th grade reading program. This change becomes the foundation for a program that raises reading levels on average 3 grade levels in one year.

Sci Academy opens its doors to a founding class of 80 9th graders. Each signed on to attend a school without a building, a returning staff, or legacy of any kind. Each took a risk.

Ben Marcovitz is awarded a fellowship through New Schools for New Orleans (NSNO) to plan a new high school in New Orleans East that will open fall of 2008.