Welcome! Southern Dreams and Orion High School of Texas have been educational partners and friends for over 10 years. The basic goal of our partnership over that time has been to provide opportunities for Mississippi students. Through our partnership, Mississippi students have graduated from Orion High School and have become productive and successful in their chosen paths. No partnership is ever successful without the people whose lives are guided by Him, who guides us to help young and old. Dr. Joseph Gallegos founded Orion High School in 2007 and opened his digital school in 2008, with the help of other dedicated and committed teachers. The school has proudly graduated over 4000 students during that time. Those have represented small towns, large cities, states, and countries from around the World. Melvin Anderson founded Southern Dreams, a non-profit program, which has many components that are geared to support and help the community in every way, some of their programs are: Learn to Earn Career Graduation
Program, Youth Behavior Program, Prep for Success Development Program, Teen Pregnancy Program, Leadership Program,  Community Youth Outreach Program, and Youth Justice Program.

This partnership now offers the following opportunities for Mississippi learners:

 

 Dropout Recovery - learners entering this Pathway, will follow the 22 Credit Pathway of Orion High School and the cost is $150.00 per month, until completed.
 

Early Out - learners entering this Pathway must concurrently take their Senior courses at Orion, while enrolled at their current school.
Typically, these learners will take English IV, US Government, Economics, World Languages, or a combination of those and Endorsement
electives.

 Early Out Honors and AP-learners entering this Pathway must concurrently take their Senior Courses at Orion High School while
finishing their Junior courses at their current school. At Orion, Honors learners must take Honors English IV or AP English Literature; AP
Government and Politics; AP Micro or Macroeconomics, one AP Science, and either Precalculus Honors or AP Stats or AP Calculus.