ACADEMICS
Sac High offers the best of two worlds - the support and personalization of a small school combined with the advantages of a large school. Organized into four theme-based small schools, Sac High is focused on preparing every student for college and the world beyond. School culture as well as academic and behavior expectations are consistent across the small schools and students have access to campus-wide resources including tutoring, leadership and enrichment opportunities, athletics, arts, and student activities.
Curriculum
| Academic Support | Graduation
Requirements
AP
Classes | Accreditation | 2011-12 Program Improvement, Year 4
Curriculum
Each small school at Sac High offers
a rigorous liberal arts curriculum that provides a
full range of college preparatory courses, including
Advanced Placement. The program of study is designed
to fulfill all state requirements for accreditation
and meets the "A-G" requirements for admission
into the University of California, California State
University and other public and private colleges.
Each small school also offers a sequence of electives
which emphasize the school theme.
2011-12 Course Catalog
Academic Support
Every student at Sac High has an Individualized Learning
Plan (ILP) that guides their academic experience.
As part of the ILP, academic Sac High offers a range
of supports to ensure student success. Examples include:
- English
Language Development (ELD)
- Special
Education
- After
School Program
- Literacy
Program
- Math
Program
- Summer
School
- Tutoring
- SAT/ACT
Prep Courses
- CAHSEE
Prep Courses
Tutoring : The application period for students to receive FREE Supplemental Education Services (SES/tutoring) is now CLOSED for the 2011-12 school year. The program currently has a wait list and enrollment will not be re-opened for the spring term.
The tutoring is funded through Title I as a requirement of Sac High's Program Improvement (PI) status (see below for more information on PI). This tutoring is provided at no cost to families who are eligible for free/reduced lunch.
Contact Nicole Michalik, Ph.D., St. HOPE Public Schools Director, Data and Accountability, at nmichalik@sthopepublicschools.org or (916)649-7952 for additional information.
Sacramento Charter High School
Report on Participation in Choice and Supplemental Educational Services (SES)
As required by Title I Regulations, Section 200.39©, from 34 CFR Part 200
(US Department of Education) |
School Year: |
2008-09 |
2009-10 |
2010-11 |
Choice |
# of Eligible Students |
1011 |
960 |
902 |
# of Participants* |
0 |
0 |
0 |
SES |
# of Eligible Students |
500** |
725 |
650 |
# of Participants *** |
20 |
59 |
53 |
* SCHS is an independent charter school; students may choose to leave at any time to attend another school regardless of PI status. Please see the PI notice for more information.
**Due to a late year PI change, SES was only offered during the summer.
***Includes all students who were offered services regardless of if they started and/or completed services. |
Graduation
Requirements*
Minimum
Graduation Requirements: 260 Credits
- 40
credits of English
- 30
credits of History/Social Studies
- 30
credits of Mathematics
- 20
credits of Laboratory Science
- 20
credits of Foreign Language
- 10
credits of Fine Arts
- 20
credits of Physical Education
- 70
credits of Electives
- 20
credits of Advisory
AP Classes*
- Calculus
AB
- Chemistry
- English
Language
- English
Literature
- Government
- Spanish
- United
States History
- World
History
*Subject to change
Accreditation
Sac High is fully accredited by the Western Association
of Schools and Colleges (WASC). The school is a member
of the College Board and the National Association
for College Admissions Counseling.
Program Improvement (PI), Year 4
Sac High met AYP for the year and is currently holding in PI Year 4. The school must meet AYP 2 consecutive years to exit PI. For more information on Sac High's designation, please see the letter mailed to parents regarding PI. (
coming soon in Spanish )
Contact Nicole Michalik, Ph.D., St. HOPE Public Schools Title I Coordinator, at nmichalik@sthopepublicschools.org or (916)649-7952 for additional information.
Last Updated1/4/2012
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