At Monument Academy East Campus, students in Grades 6–12 learn, lead, and grow through shared values and purposeful learning. Our Middle and High School community blends academic rigor, character development, and meaningful mentorship. Here, students strengthen their skills, deepen connections, and prepare for the opportunities ahead with support from teachers and families working together.
If you are interested in learning more about the Monument Academy Middle (grades 6-8) and High School (grades 9-12), please consider taking a tour of our facility.
Please call 719-431-8001 or click on the button below to schedule a tour.
Schedule a Tour
To register, please submit a Letter of Interest located under the enrollment tab. Click on the button below.
Once completed, the Admissions office will contact you to inform you of the registration process and schedule a tour. The Monument Academy Middle School follows the Core Knowledge Sequence Guide and focuses on Character Education.
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Monument Academy East Campus provides a rigorous academic environment tailored to the unique developmental needs of students in grades 6–12. By utilizing the Core Knowledge Sequence and a strong emphasis on character education, we prepare our students for the challenges of higher education and beyond. Our community is built on the pillars of leadership, integrity, and excellence, ensuring every student is known and supported by our dedicated faculty.
As a premier public charter school in the Monument and North Colorado Springs area, we offer a small-school feel with big-school opportunities. From our National Honor Society chapters to our diverse extracurricular offerings, we empower students to lead with heart and mind. We invite you to explore our campus, meet our leadership team, and discover how our commitment to “building confidence and lifelong friendships” creates a foundation for success in an ever-changing world.
Monument Academy is a public charter school that operates under a contract (charter) with the Lewis-Palmer School District #38. While it is a public school, it is governed by an independent, elected Board of Directors rather than the district school board. This structure allows the school to implement its own specific educational philosophy—such as its “Classical” curriculum—while remaining accountable to the district and state for academic and financial performance.
Monument Academy emphasizes a “vigilant” approach to physical safety. Specific access procedures include:
We recognize we are all human and we all make mistakes. While we teach character explicitly, we also work with our students in their day to day experiences to encourage good choices.At the core of our educational philosophy is the acknowledgment of human fallibility—that every individual, including our students, will inevitably make mistakes. Rather than viewing these moments as failures, we see them as invaluable opportunities for growth and learning.
Our approach to character development is two-fold. Firstly, we dedicate time to teaching character explicitly, integrating lessons on ethics, empathy, responsibility, and integrity directly into our curriculum. These formal lessons provide students with the foundational understanding and vocabulary needed to navigate complex social and moral situations.
Secondly, and perhaps more powerfully, we actively work with our students in the context of their daily experiences within the school community. This means that when a conflict arises, a poor choice is made, or a moment of ethical ambiguity presents itself, our educators step in not just as disciplinarians, but as mentors and coaches. We use these real-time situations—from playground disagreements to academic integrity issues—to guide students through a process of reflection, accountability, and restorative action.
Monument Academy is a member of the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) and offers a growing athletic program for students in grades 9–12. Available sports include:
Speech and Debate: A competitive program running from October through February.
The school offers a variety of fine and performing arts across different grade levels, including:
