These students can not graduate before their entry level classmates. Students completing this program receive a regular diploma. It is similar to MAAP but on an alternative school site. The Co-Teach Program pairs a dropout prevention teacher with a mainstream academic teacher. The Cyesis Program provides both an educational program and child care for students who are pregnant or are parents, in the east, west, and central portions of the county.
Students participate in courses for credit toward a diploma.
In addition, students in this program participate in courses and activities related to child care, parenting, and pre and postnatal health. Teen fathers can participate in Teen Parent Programs at their home school or Cyesis center and can participate in child development in the daycare setting. The disciplinary programs at Irvin Education Center and Schwettman Education Center are voluntary dropout prevention programs which the district provides for students who have violated School Board policy, have seriously disrupted the earning environment of their school, have been expelled from school, or have a behavior pattern which has not been improved by a continuum of positive intervention strategies. The Schwettman Education Center serves students on the west side of our school district and the Irvin Education Center serves students in the center and on the east side of our school district. The San Antonio Boys Village is a residential treatment program for male offenders, age 12-18, in San Antonio, Florida.