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Our Mission
To support viable educational options for students who are experiencing difficulty in the traditional system
and are at risk of educational failure.
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Who are we?
We are a small school with small class sizes. We support the academic, social and emotional needs of students. Emphasizing quality relationships and collaboration with social services and county agencies.
Our offerings include vocational and career emphasis, and independent study options for students over 16.
We also support parenting students and have on-site licensed childcare.
Day and evening courses are available
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At-Risk' Criteria
The following are a few reasons a student may choose ALC, but the reasons are not limited to those listed below.
-Behind in graduation credits
-Performing below grade level
-Chronic attendance issues
-Limited English proficiency
-Recovery or treatment
-Mental health issues
-Homelessness
-Difficult home life
Eligible students must be referred by a school counselor.
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