Two names, one idea.
Jarad Higgins and Peter Higgs — restless creativity meeting the structure under everything. That tension is the school.
Juice WRLD, meet the Higgs boson.
Jarad is for Jarad Higgins — the artist Juice WRLD — and the young, expressive, restless creativity he stood for. Higgs is for Peter Higgs, the physicist behind the Higgs boson: rigor, curiosity, the structure under everything.
That tension isthe brand — youthful energy meeting scientific rigor. We built a school where moving fast and getting it exactly right aren’t opposites.
Mastery, for every kind of mind.
We pair real teachers with self-paced, mastery-based courses so every student — accelerated, recovering, neurodivergent, or simply curious — can learn at the speed of their own understanding, and graduate ready for what’s next.
Accredited — and what that means for you.
Accreditation is what makes your diploma count. Ours is recognized by colleges nationwide and the NCAA.
Cognia
National accreditor for school quality (formerly AdvancED).
WASC
Western Association of Schools and Colleges — regional accreditation.
NCAA-eligible
Core courses submitted to the NCAA Eligibility Center.
Your JHOHS diploma is a standard US high-school diploma, accepted by colleges and the NCAA. Credits transfer to and from other accredited schools.
Will my diploma be accepted?We don't do it alone.
A school is only as strong as the institutions standing behind its diploma. Here's who we work with.
College credit & dual enrollment
Dual-enrollment partnerships let students earn transcripted college credit, and we're an authorized College Board school for AP courses and exams.
Athletics & activities
Core courses are submitted to the NCAA Eligibility Center, and our clubs compete through FIRST Robotics, the National Speech & Debate Association, and the AMC/MAA math contests.
Industry mentorship
A volunteer network of working professionals — in tech, engineering, healthcare, and the arts — mentors student capstones and career-exploration projects.
Enrichment & research
Collaborations with museums, observatories, and an online research library give students virtual field experiences and university-grade databases.