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Cesar Chavez and/or Lorin Griset Academy
Both alternative high schools provide a learning environment enhancing studentachievement through a challenging, standards-based curriculum and the supportnecessary to promote students' social and emotional development.· 16 and 17 students “at risk” may participate in a comprehensive yet individualizedprogram of studies provided within a "small school" setting.· Currently in operation are many programs for students at risk of graduation,English Learners, Pregnant Minors, Teen Parents, Special Education, Migrant, andGifted and Talented students.· Enrollment in the school is arranged through a referral process initiated by site administrators/counselors at the traditional high school for students deficient incredits.· Students must complete the SAUSD graduation requirements: 220 credits andrequired course of studyHome Teaching
· The Home Teaching program is available to students who will be absent fromschool for two weeks or more.· Home teachers are assigned by the Director of Special Education after a requesthas been received from a licensed physician, a referral from the school nurse iscompleted and forwarded to the district office and approved by the Director ofSpecial Education.· Students must reside within the boundaries of the Santa Ana Unified SchoolDistrict.· They must also be recuperating at home or in a hospital
· Students are to maintain an academic schedule provided by the counselor ofrecord.· The assigned teachers will be responsible for forwarding all assignments to theHome Teacher, through the Health Office, who will act as the conduit between thehome school and recovering student.
Last Modified on August 31, 2017