Education

California Montessori Project

Tomorrow's Leaders Grown Here

California Montessori Project is a free, public charter school that offers Montessori education. Find out why this education method creates innovative, collaborative and respectful students who are capable of being tomorrow's leaders.

Published May, 2014

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Center for Land-Based Learning

Caring for Our Watersheds 2014

Caring For Our Watersheds is a program that empowers students to imagine, develop and create solutions in their local watersheds.

Published April, 2014

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Springs Charter Schools

Personalized Learning: The new face of education

Springs Charter offers an innovative approach to homeschooling that personalizes the educational experience to each child.

Published March, 2014

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Orange County Adult Schools

Opening Doors to a Better Future

Education is the key to a better job and a better life. Adult schools in Orange County provide English language courses, GED preparation and career skills that allow people to improve their quality of life.

Published March, 2014

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Natomas Charter School

Different by Design

Natomas Charter is different. You see it in the students, who are articulate, mature, caring and creative. You see it in the teachers and administrators, whose passion and pride gleam in their eyes and who have never heard the word “complacency.” You see it in the parents, who glow about the way they feel involved, empowered, and completely confident in having selected Natomas Charter as the best place for their children. For over 20 years, Natomas Charter School has been a trailblazer in offering parent choice, innovation and excellence in public education. Today, Natomas Charter's five unique programs span all grades, pre-K to 12th, and offer an array of options that reflect and embrace the individuality of each student.

Published January, 2014

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Kings & Tulare Counties

Salve una vida. Mantenga a un alumno en la escuela.

El ausentismo es un problema polifacético que puede enfrentarse a través de un enfoque colaborativo entre las familias, las escuelas, el cumplimiento de la ley y las agencias comunitarias. Sea parte de la solución ayudando a mantener a los niños en la escuela.

Published December, 2013

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Forest Charter School

Reach New Heights

Forest Charter School offers students in grades kindergarten through 12 the opportunity to pursue an individualized educational path. Students have a variety of options, including independent study, block classes and academies. As each child is unique, the program for each student at Forest Charter is one-of-a-kind. The individual attention and deep relationships afforded by the supervising teacher model, wherein each student has one educational specialist as a continual point of contact, sets the Forest Charter experience apart. A drama-free, supportive environment where students are on a first-name basis with teachers allows students to focus on their studies and enjoy the freedom to follow their passions.

Published November, 2013

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Hacienda La Puente Adult School & Rowland Adult and Community Education

Skills for a Brighter Future

You are never too old to get an education. But that is no reason to continue to wait. Whether you want to gain U.S. citizenship, get your GED, learn English or a foreign language, or even improve your golf swing, Hacienda La Puente Adult School and Rowland Adult and Community Education have what you are looking for. Visit our websites for a full list of the courses offered, or call one of our offices for more information.

Published November, 2013

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Sierra Charter School

Find Out What Sets Us Apart

Sierra Charter School provides an alternative to traditional education. Offering personalized learning, individual attention, flexibility and high expectations for student learning, Sierra Charter is poised to meet the diverse needs of students in grades K-12.

Published November, 2013

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California Mini-Corps

Cultivating Tomorrow's Leaders

For 45 years, the California Mini-Corps program has positively impacted California’s educational landscape, providing instructional services to help migrant students succeed academically. Additionally, the program has served as a pipeline for college students with a migrant background to become biliterate teachers serving in public schools throughout California.

Published September, 2013

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Camellia & Sacramento Waldorf Schools

Inspiring Lifelong Learners

A love of learning is one of the best gifts you can give a child. Camellia and Sacramento Waldorf Schools prepare your child for lifelong learning by developing their critical-thinking skills, social-emotional intelligence and kinesthetic learning.

Published August, 2013

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Community Options for Resources in Education

A Personalized Path to Success

Students learn best with options, approaches and alternatives that are personalized to their unique needs. C.O.R.E. schools specialize in personalized learning through independent study, offering support for parents and students alike.

Published August, 2013

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Chico Unified School District

Come Join Us!

Chico Unified School District has long played an integral role in helping raise and educate Chico's children.

Published August, 2013

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Visions in Education

Is this the Future of Education?

For students who need more flexibility in their education, personalized learning is the key. Visions in Education is a tuition-free public charter school that provides an alternative education for highschoolers.

Published July, 2013

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Alamance Alliance for Children and Families

Give your Child the Best Beginning

All parents have questions about their child. Alamance Alliance and Project Launch support parents in their most important job by giving them answers and tips on positive parenting.

Published April, 2013

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Center for Land-Based Learning

Caring for Our Watersheds 2013

Water is a crucial part of our environment. Caring For Our Watersheds is a program that empowers students to imagine, develop and create solutions in their local watersheds.

Published April, 2013

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