High School Graduation - These students take required graduation courses and are encouraged to take electives appropriate to their vocational interest. Honors and AP classes taken in another district but not offered in PUSD will receive 4 grade points, not 5. A program designed to help under-represented students with average to high test scores on standardized tests prepare for college.
Classes offered are in English, math, science, and social science.
Alternaitve Courses - Courses are available for students needing special help in math, English, science and social studies. English are offered through the ESL program. Special Education - Special instruction is provided for students with more severe learning problems by participation in either a special day class or the resource specialist program and other programs as needed. Student Study Team - A program involving teachers, counselors, administrators and the school psychologist to assist troubled students through group counseling, peer counseling, etc. Vocational training classes are offered through ROP in a number of areas including business, CAD drafting, fashion merchandising, restaurant occupations, floral design, screen printing, animation and laser graphics.