In addition, the audiologist consults with classroom and mainstream teachers to provide hearing loss awareness education. Adapted Physical Education Students in need of Adapted Physical Education services are placed in special classes or the general physical education program with appropriate modifications made according to the I.E.P. specifications. Three year health assessments are administered by the O.C.D.E. school nurse. A full time Career Education Specialist coordinates vocational training and career preparation. Regional Occupational Program courses both on and off campus offer the high school juniors and seniors an opportunity to develop pre-employment and employment skills in a myriad of careers.
Every student is encouraged to learn the job search process and to work part-time.
To facilitate this process, the services of job coaches and job developers are provided through special grant funded programs sponsored by the Irvine Unified School District. An in-depth vocational evaluation assesses students' career interests, aptitudes and values. This information is used to assist in developing career plans and goals for each student. Interpreters are provided to facilitate and encourage communication. Each year high school students have the opportunity to earn a trip to Washington, D.C. as part of the Close-Up Program.