Located one block from San Francisco City Hall, Civic Center Secondary Court School, serves school students grades 7 through 12. Students from many areas of The City are provided with a middle and high school curriculum Special Education students are identified as soon as they experience difficulty, allowing the focus to be on intervention rather than remediation. In 2014, for the first time, Civic Center has a school library program.
Located on a steep hilltop, Downtown Continuation High school overlooks a panoramic view of downtown San Francisco. Students who have not been successful at traditional high schools find success and self motivation within rich academic settings. Students have the opportunity to select a project that matches their own interests and learning styles: language arts/literacy, mathematics, science, history/social science, world languages, and visual/performing arts. In addition Downtown High programs prepare students for the real world, building essential life skills. Service learning is an essential element of the Downtown High School.
Located in the sunny Mission, Hilltop Pregnant Minors High School serves students range from 14-18 and many are learning English as a second language. Young women can start at our school while they are expecting & continue after their baby is born. In 2014, for the first time, we are created a library at the school, a space that includes books & electronic resources for academics as well as pleasure reading for teenagers. We are also including a collection of bi lingual infant & toddler books so teen moms will be able to read to the little ones.
Get Graphic!!
Are you ready to Get Graphic??
View the graphic non fiction display & review four types of historical fiction.
Learn about the Get Graphic! Grant: students at three continuation high schools met authors & publishers of graphic nonfiction books.