Advanced Placement program
22 AP courses across math, science, English, social studies, and world languages.
1,180 students in grades 9 through 12, with 22 AP courses, four career and technical pathways, and dual credit through Missouri State.
22 AP courses across math, science, English, social studies, and world languages.
College credit earned on our campus during the regular school day.
Health sciences, welding and manufacturing, information technology, and culinary arts.
Individualized plans, resource support, and transition planning starting in ninth grade.
18 varsity sports in MSHSAA Class 5, with no cut policy in cross country and track.
Marching and concert band, choir, orchestra, theatre, and a two dimensional art sequence.
Northbridge opened in 1962 and moved to the Bridgeport campus in 1998. Principal Dana Whitfield has led the building since 2019. About 58 percent of our graduates enroll in a two or four year college and another 21 percent go directly into a trade, apprenticeship, or the military.
“My son came in without a plan and left with a welding certification and a job offer before graduation.”
Tanya R., Parent, class of 2024
“I finished 21 dual credit hours here. That was almost a full year of college I did not have to pay for.”
Jordan M., Class of 2023
“Having the same counselor all four years mattered more than I expected. She knew my daughter by name from day one.”
Elena V., Parent of a junior
Bring a birth certificate, immunization records, proof of address, and the most recent transcript to the main office. Enrollment for the fall opens in April, and we enroll transfer students year round, usually within two business days.
Students need 90 percent attendance in a course to earn credit. Absences are excused with a parent call within 48 hours. If attendance drops below that line, the counselor sets up a recovery plan before credit is lost.
Yes, and many juniors and seniors do. AP exams are taken in May for potential college credit, while dual credit posts directly to a Missouri State transcript. Your counselor will help decide which fits your target college.
Phones stay in backpacks during instructional time and are allowed at lunch and between classes. Every student receives a school Chromebook, and families needing home internet should ask the office about the district assistance program.
Prospective families can schedule a student led tour any weekday morning. Call the main office and we will set it up.