Our support is designed to promote a spirit of community, diversity, and equal opportunity, and to help individuals have access to the technology, education and training resources they need in order to fully participate in a global economy. Developed by the National Academy Foundation and the Center for Occupational Research and Development, the Academy will offer a contextual, standards-based 9th through 12th grade program integrated into the normal high school curriculum. Students will also have access to work-based experience through internships with businesses, colleges and government. The national program will be piloted in 12 schools beginning in the fall of 2000, including Oak Grove High in San Jose and Hilltop High in Chula Vista. The curriculum will ultimately be available to any high school throughout the country.
Studies show that early intervention is critical to a productive future for many children.
Through a nine-week program, parents learn about their school system, how to interact with teachers and administrators and how to support their children in school. Based in San Diego, the Parent Institute has assisted more than 200,000 families throughout California since 1987. Away, a comprehensive Web-based resource designed to ensure parents and families have the technology tools and tips, safety referral contacts and suggestions on quality content they need to help kids have safe and enriching experiences online.