Alternative Education
Shasta County Office of Education provides support and services for students in court schools. Incarcerated youth receive support in the the Shasta County Juvenile Court School. Services include a general education teacher, part-time support from a Resource Specialist to ensure students’ IEP goals and services are met and from 2 para-educators to ensure a low staff to student ratio. Individualized programs are developed and students have the opportunity to participate in Shasta-Trinity ROP courses. All students have access to a wide variety of educational technology and online applications for credit advancement or recovery.
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Mary Lord - Director of Alternative Education
Phone: 530-225-0163
Independent Study
Shasta County Independent Study Charter School (SCISCS) is an alternative to conventional educational settings, allowing students to complete coursework independently under the supervision of a credentialed teacher. Students meet individually with an assigned teacher a minimum of one time per week. SCISCS is voluntary and provides the flexibility to meet students’ specific needs, interests and learning styles. Our Independent Study teachers utilize State and district-adopted curriculum to insure students meet or exceed California graduation requirements. Instruction is offered at two locations in Redding—one on the Shasta College campus, the other at 3711 Oasis Road.
Mary Lord - Director of Independent Study
Phone: 530-225-0163
Fax: 530-688-0008
Now Enrolling for the 2018/2019 School Year!
Local Control Accountability Program Goals
College and Career
Facilities
Career Coach
Individual Learning
Common Core Alignment
Teacher Effectiveness
Expelled Youth
District Coordination
County-Wide Plan
Engagement
ROP Classes
Work Study
Counseling Services
Attendance Monitoring
Alternative Education
Mission
To develop educated, socially responsible citizens.
Our Vision
A safe, caring supportive environment where academic and behavioral excellence is achieved through respect and cooperation among staff, students and parents/guardians.
Our Beliefs
- We believe that all students in our community school will graduate from high school prepared to obtain a high-skilled, high wage career.
- We believe that students need to be prepared for to real world occupations and careers, including having the opportunity to earn certifications and college credits while in high school.
- We believe that students in an alternative program benefit from individualized instruction that allows for a program designed for their individual needs and one-on-one or small group interaction with an instructor.
- We believe that making learning relevant to students will results in greater engagement in the educational process.
- We believe that using instructional technology to provide access to course materials enhances student’s ability to be self-directed and to assume responsibility for their progress towards graduation.
Independent Study Charter Mission
To develop educated, socially responsible citizens.
Our Vision
Shasta County Independent Study Charter School offers flexible options for personalized/diverse learning to prepare students for college and career readiness.
- Shasta County Juvenile Court School
- Career Technical Education
- Shasta County Independent Study Charter
- School Site Council
Shasta County Juvenile Court School
The Shasta County Juvenile Court School (SCJCS) serves youth who are wards of the court.
Students remanded to the Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility attend the SCJCS operated by the Shasta County Office of Education. Frequently called Richard B. Eaton, interagency support is coordinated to assure the academic and social-emotional needs of students are met. Our program provides 1.4 teachers, a .4 RSP Teacher and 2 para-educators for small group, individualized instruction and after school programming. The program is increasing graduation rates and students are making significant progress towards credit recovery while receiving the support necessary to rectify their behaviors.
This program is very restrictive with boundaries that are clearly delineated by Juvenile Probation. The SCJCS is located in the Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility secure facilities and is supervised by probation staff.
You can view the Juvenile Court School's LCAP here.
Career Technical Education
Shasta County Office of Education is committed to providing Independent Study students continued career and technical education opportunities. Career and technical education programs offer students skill acquisition through dynamic hands on learning experiences and applied academic knowledge, preparing them to assume adult roles and responsibilities, becoming productive, contributing members of society.
Experiential Work Program
The experiential work program offers students the opportunity to engage in worksite learning at various businesses and community agencies. The EWP program goes beyond the typical job shadow, allowing students to work side by side with other employees as non-paid student interns. To gain credit students enrolled in the EWP program must complete a minimum of one, two-hour visit to the host site per week, over a four-week period. For more detailed information on the EWP program please read the EWP Information Letter. To obtain an EWP Interest Form please contact your teacher, or Austin Preller at Pathways Community School (530) 225-0360.
Career and College Events and Certification Course
Throughout the year career and college events are available to students to attend including Shasta College preview day (Fall), Chico State campus Visit (spring), and Employability Day (Spring). Certification courses are available to interested students and include CPR/First Aid, Food Handlers, and Drivers Ed.
Web Based Resources
There are a variety of web-based resources that are utilized in the classroom that can also be explored at home. Below are the links to career and college readiness web-based programs.
For more information on any of our CTE programs please contact Austin Preller at Pathways Community School (530) 225-0360.
Shasta County Independent Study Charter
Independent Study is an instructional program allowing students to complete coursework independently under the supervision of a credentialed teacher. Students meet individually with an assigned teacher a minimum of one time each week. The program is voluntary and provides the flexibility to meet individual student needs, interests and learning styles. The Independent Study teachers utilize state and district-adopted curriculum to ensure the students meet all state and district graduation requirements. Instruction is offered at two locations; Magnolia Independent Learning Center located at 1644 Magnolia Avenue in Redding, and Shasta Independent Learning Center located on the Shasta College campus.
For more information, visit our website, Shasta County Independent Study Charter.
How to Enroll
Locations
Magnolia Independent Learning Center
MILC is conveniently located in the downtown area, next door to Shasta County Office of Education at 1644 Magnolia. RABA transportation is within 100 yards and ample parking is available.
Shasta Independent Learning Center
Shasta Independent Learning Center (SILC) is located on the beautiful Shasta College campus. RABA buses offer transportation to Shasta College. To view the Shasta College website, click here: Shasta College. A map of the college can be found here: Shasta College location.
Career Technical Education
Shasta County Office of Education is committed to providing Independent Study students continued career and technical education opportunities. Career and technical education programs offer students skill acquisition through dynamic hands on learning experiences and applied academic knowledge, preparing them to assume adult roles and responsibilities, becoming productive, contributing members of society.
Experiential Work Program
The experiential work program offers students the opportunity to engage in worksite learning at various businesses and community agencies. The EWP program goes beyond the typical job shadow, allowing students to work side by side with other employees as non-paid student interns. To gain credit students enrolled in the EWP program must complete a minimum of one, two-hour visit to the host site per week, over a four-week period. For more detailed information on the EWP program please read the EWP Information Letter. To obtain an EWP Interest Form please contact your teacher, or Austin Preller at Pathways Community School (530) 225-0360.
Career and College Events and Certification Course
Throughout the year career and college events are available to students to attend including Shasta College preview day (Fall), Chico State campus Visit (spring), and Employability Day (Spring). Certification courses are available to interested students and include CPR/First Aid, Food Handlers, and Drivers Ed.
Web Based Resources
There are a variety of web-based resources that are utilized in the classroom that can also be explored at home. Below are the links to career and college readiness web-based programs.
For more information on any of our CTE programs please contact Austin Preller at Pathways Community School (530) 225-0360.