Think of the last time you accomplished something big…maybe it was learning how to play a new sport or a new instrument or finding the connection between Mozart and Einstein. Whatever it was, one thing is for sure: You took a series of steps to get to that end result.

That’s how our unique mastery curriculum works. The courses you take—from the fundamental to the advanced in all disciplines—build on one another so you master one level before proceeding to the next. And because Brewster offers a rigorous college preparatory environment, you'll gain a taste for real college academics.

In addition to preparing you for college, the mastery curriculum allows you to:

Meet With Academic Success. We’ve designed our curriculum so you’ll work with material that matches your skills and abilities. Instead of waiting for everyone in the class to be at the same place academically, you’ll be able to work at a level that both challenges you and meets your individual needs.

Map your education. We show you what you will be learning and what you will need to know to demonstrate mastery. We’ll help you determine what you know, what your best learning style is, and then work with you to plan a course of action that ensures you reach your academic and intellectual goals.

Challenge yourself. Maybe mathematics is your toughest subject. We’ll adjust the curriculum so you’re motivated to push yourself to reach the next level. Your faculty team members will help you meet the expectations of the curriculum, so you can move ahead with confidence.

Interact in the classroom. The best learning occurs when students engage with each other to apply what they have learned. Whether it is to prepare for a test, to teach each other new material, or to solve a unique problem, working with your peers is a great way for you reach your full potential. And your teachers are right there every step of the way to mentor, facilitate, and guide your learning.

Build important skills. At Brewster, you’ll develop leadership, teamwork, and organizational skills by being both a student and a teacher. You’ll have opportunities to lead a class and collaborate with your classmates on projects and assignments.