They also use community resources for special research projects, field trips and volunteer work. Concurrent enrollment at a community college or in occupational programs is encouraged. In addition to academic work, a special curriculum is offered for pregnant and parenting teens, emphasizing parenting skills, health, drug awareness, and vocational training. An optional Learning Lab is available daily for those students who need additional support. English as a second language and computer education are also offered.
Bilingual teachers are available for limited English speaking students.
In this open entry program, students can make up credits and return to their home school or earn a regular high school diploma through the Marin County Office of Education. The third portion of the Alternative Education programs is an adult education program for inmates of the Marin County Jail. 165 197.43 Total ADA for Adult Programs Student Achievement Report cards and student progress reports were prepared by teachers in the court and community school classes. School credits were issued toward high school graduation. Reports on productive work patterns were shared with parents, probation officers and counselors.