1. Orientation, which, as the name implies, acquaints the students and their parents with model and its expectations.
2. Individual Development, which stresses the attitudes and concepts necessary to support lifelong learning.
3. Enrichment Activities , which allow students to explore content that is generally not a part of the regular curriculum and to become aware of resources available to them for their use.
4. Seminars, which allow groups of student to pursue topics of their choice through research, then to present their results to a larger group for their own growth through self-evaluation.