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The Secondary Education Division at ACCL Speed Athletics Academy offers a flexible, competency-based learning experience designed for high school–level students and student-athletes. Our programs prepare students for post-secondary education, vocational training, and career pathways, combining academic rigor with workforce-aligned learning opportunities.
Diplomas are not issued by Accl Speed Athletics Academy and are awarded solely by the authorized diploma‑granting institution. Fees may apply based on credits completed.
Academic and Career-Ready Coursework
Our curriculum is aligned with New Mexico academic content standards and incorporates workforce competencies. Students engage in a range of courses designed to support completion of high school–level requirements, whether through ACCL’s competency-based certificates or through an accredited third-party provider for an official diploma.
Specialty and Elective Areas
- Physical Education & Athletics
- Honors Social Studies (including African American History)
- Art & Career Cluster Electives
- Aquaponics and STEM Applications
Students can combine traditional coursework with career-focused experiences, enabling learning that is both practical and academically meaningful.
Flexible Learning Model
ACCL delivers a blended learning experience, allowing students to balance academic, athletic, and vocational commitments. Our approach integrates:
- Distance learning and online coursework
- Dual-credit and advanced studies options
- Workforce-embedded experiences compliant with New Mexico labor regulations
This flexibility allows student-athletes and working learners to stay engaged while earning measurable competencies.
Certificates and Recognition
Upon completion of coursework at ACCL, students receive institutional certificates documenting high school–level achievements:
- Secondary Certificate of Completion
- Academic Competency Certificate
- Workforce-Embedded Secondary Credential
These certificates reflect mastery of course content and practical skills and serve as a portfolio of achievement for employers, college applications, or post-secondary programs.
Important: ACCL does not issue state-recognized high school diplomas. Students seeking a formal diploma may pursue one through an accredited third-party provider, such as Penn Foster, in conjunction with ACCL coursework.
Admissions & Enrollment
We welcome students committed to personalized, competency-based learning. Accl secondary programs are exempt, non-district programs in New Mexico, designed to support diverse learners in completing high school–level coursework while gaining valuable career and life skills.
*Fees
ACCL Speed Athletics Academy
Academic & Workforce Development Institute
🎓 SECONDARY DIVISION
High School–Level Academic Programming
Includes:
- English & Writing (11th–12th Grade)
- Physical Education & Athletics
- Secondary College Readiness
Credential:
Institutional secondary coursework documentation.
(Not a state-issued diploma.)