Educational Options

A voluntary alternative program designed for students who want to complete credits towards a high school diploma or other post-secondary options in a small, blended learning environment. 

Students will be enrolled in up to four hours of classes on the Educational Options campus. Their customized schedule will be a combination of teacher-supported, online classes and direct instruction classes. 

• Online classes: Using online platforms, small group work and in-class projects, students will have the opportunity to complete high school credits needed for graduation. 
• Direct Instruction: Students can choose small, supportive classes in math, history, English and elective.
• In addition to their on-site classes, students will be expected to spend an additional 2-3 hours a day in diploma-track activities. Students will work with the guidance counselor and CLP teacher to customize a schedule to complete these additional credits using community college classes, home high school classes, Work Experience, internships etc. 

Within the structure of CLP, we offer several additional supports for designated students.

A small school designed to meet the educational needs of expelled students and students transitioning from the juvenile justice system. The program runs daily from 8:40 a.m. to 3:25 p.m. The primary mode of instruction is direct teaching in all major subject areas. Staff includes teachers in English, history, science, math and PE.

Specialized programming designed to meet the unique needs of post-secondary students (18 to 22) across various disabilities.  Students are taught job readiness and job retention skills, appropriate behaviors and provided with hands-on experience in training sites in the community. Upon completion of the Post-Secondary program, students participate in completion celebrations and are awarded with a Certificate of Attendance.