Several other local agencies such as St. Vincent's School Homebased Program, New Perspectives, Marin County YWCA and Coordinated Youth Services also provided counseling support services for students and their families. Students and families of Sobriety High School received 100 hours per week of therapeutic support provided by licensed mental health practitioners. These services are funded through grants from the Marin Community Foundation, Kaiser Regional Contributions Program, Marin General Hospital and individual contributors. Class Size and Teaching Loads Teaching loads and class sizes vary in the Alternative Education programs.
Teachers sustain personalized instructional environments in a variety of small settings.
Student assignments are highly individualized based upon past work and success in school. Enrollment and attendance varies widely over the school year due to the nature of our student population. The actual daily attendance at County Community School was approximately 20 students per class. Each instructor carried a load of 13 students or less. Instructional Program Alternative Education programs provide instruction for individuals who require a small, structured and individualized environment.