Programs for Academic Credit

Options This academic support class strives to help students with their academic courses through assignment monitoring, subject tutoring and study skills training. Students are expected to maintain a reasonable level of academic standing, maintain an assignment calendar, and participate in all required seminars and tutorial programs designed to increase skills and knowledge in the area of reading and writing. Students are required to submit a progress report every week with the aim of improving student performance through goal setting. This class may be repeated for credit with teacher approval.

Alternative Education Alternative Education courses provide students with a choice of self-paced, individualized courses in a variety of academic and elective areas; as well as Service Learning opportunities and Alternative Career Related Learning opportunities for Certificate of Advanced Mastery (CAM) completion. All curricula are developed to offer alternative learning opportunities in an effort to meet the needs of students for whom the regular educational program is unsatisfactory. The curriculum is individualized; flexible and responsive to planned progress and change in an effort to support the diverse needs of all learners.

Math Lab The Math Lab is an individualized non-college preparatory mathematics course designed to help students make progress towards completing the CIM. It can also be a place for students to prepare for the next course in a sequence or to remediate math concepts not mastered. Students will use the computer program PLATO, workbook, texts, and work samples focusing around the CIM benchmarks.