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Q: What is Dimensions Academy?
A: We are the Alternative School for Norman Public Schools. Dimensions Academy can serve approximately 70 high school students on the north side of main street and 50 K-8th grade students on the south side of Main Street.
Q: I understand there is an application process for admission to Dimensions Academy. Where do I find that application?
A: The application for high school students can be accessed here.
Q: How do I enroll my student in Dimensions Academy?
A: Enrollment for Dimensions North:
High school admission is an application process and you can get the application from your school counselor, contact us or here.
A: Enrollment for Dimensions South:
Enrollment is a referral from the NPS Primary school site administrator or counselor.
Q: Is there a waitlist?
A: Sometimes, yes. When a student is being considered for enrollment, we will contact you and schedule an interview appointment. All students are interviewed prior to enrollment.
Q: What kind of students attend Dimensions Academy?
A: Most students who attend Dimensions Academy are here by choice. Our students attend for many different reasons.
Q: Do you accept suspended students?
A: Suspended students can apply along with other applicants.
Q: Do you accept students from other districts?
A: No.
Q: Can students who are behind in academics earn enough credits to graduate on schedule?
A: It depends on how many credits the student needs. We provide an accelerated program, which allows students to earn additional credits each semester.
Q: Will my diploma be from Dimensions Academy?
A: Dimensions holds a graduation ceremony but students can also attend their home high school graduation.
Q: Can I participate in athletics or music at my high school while at Dimensions Academy?
A: We have some students who have participated in athletics/music while attending Dimensions.
Q: Do you provide transportation?
A: Yes.
Q: Do you have a lunch program?
A: Yes.
Q: Do you have the same holidays and days off as other Norman Public Schools?
A: Yes.