This includes the District Superintendent's assistance with the search process for school superintendents. Worksite experience is an integral part of all vocational programs which are developed and updated with input from school districts, employers and other community partners. High school equivalency programs, other literacy offerings, resume development and career guidance are provided at three community-based career centers, as well as at other community sites throughout the four counties. Enrollment of youth in vocational, alternative and special education programs is arranged through home schools. Adult students in career training and literacy programs register on their own or as referrals from governmental programs.
Child care is available on both vocational center campuses.
These district-based classes accommodate students who have a wide range of disabilities. Support from occupational therapists, physical therapists, psychologists, physical education and mobility teachers, and teachers of visually and hearing impaired is provided, as needed. Clinical diagnostics are also available. Districts' needs for specific personnel do not always require full-time positions. Frequently more than one district has a need for the same kind of skilled individual.