activities · 7
what they do
direct service · 7
- Academic Support and Elective Courses Online Credit Recovery & Diploma ProgramsOffers elective courses through APEX online learning, provides Read 180 and Math 180 courses for students below grade level, and offers credit recovery options for qualifying students, allowing access to any course needed for graduation regardless of grade level.
- Academic Support and Elective Courses Online Credit Recovery & Diploma ProgramsOffers elective courses through APEX online learning, provides Read 180 and Math 180 courses for students below grade level, and offers credit recovery options for qualifying students, allowing them to take any course needed for graduation regardless of grade level.
- Non-Discrimination Policy Enforcement Non-Discrimination Policy ImplementationEnsures equal opportunity in educational programs, school activities, and school employment without discrimination based on race, creed, color, national origin, religion, age, sex, or disability.
- Non-Discrimination in Education and Employment Non-Discrimination Policy ImplementationEnsures equal opportunity in educational programs, school activities, and school employment without discrimination based on race, creed, color, national origin, religion, age, sex, or disability.
- School Meal Programs School-Based Meal ProgramsParticipates in the National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs, providing free meals to all students through the Community Eligibility Provision.
- Student Transportation Services School Transportation ServicesProvides bus transportation for students in Snowflake, Concho Highway, Taylor, Show Low, Heber-Overgaard, Linden, and Holbrook, while enforcing behavioral and dress standards and managing disciplinary actions for rule violations.
- Student Transportation Services School Transportation ServicesProvides bus transportation for students in Snowflake, Concho Highway, Taylor, Show Low, Heber-Overgaard, Linden, and Holbrook, while enforcing behavioral standards and disciplinary actions for inappropriate conduct.
strategies · 16
how they think
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- Behavioral Continuity and Privilege-Based Discipline for Transportation behavioral_continuityThe organization applies classroom behavior and dress standards to school bus transportation and treats transportation as a privilege contingent on appropriate student conduct to maintain discipline, safety, and compliance.
- Behavioral Continuity and Privilege-Based Discipline for Transportation behavioral_continuityThe organization maintains discipline and safety on school bus transportation by applying classroom behavior and dress standards and treating transportation as a privilege contingent on appropriate student conduct.
- Behavioral Continuity and Privilege-Based Discipline for Transportation behavioral_continuityThe organization maintains discipline and safety during school bus transportation by applying classroom behavior and dress standards and treating transportation as a privilege contingent on appropriate student conduct. This approach aims to ensure a consistent behavioral environment and compliance.
- Compliance with Civil Rights and Anti-Discrimination Laws compliance_with_civil_rights_lawsThe organization ensures equal opportunity in all programs and employment practices by adhering to state and federal civil rights and anti-discrimination laws.
- Compliance with Civil Rights and Anti-Discrimination Laws compliance_with_civil_rights_lawsThe organization ensures equal opportunity in all its programs and employment practices by complying with state and federal civil rights and anti-discrimination laws.
- Dispute Resolution Process dispute resolutionThe organization provides a formal dispute resolution process for disagreements concerning enrollment, transportation, or fair treatment of homeless youth, with an Executive Director serving as a contact for quick resolution.
- Dispute Resolution for Homeless Youth dispute_resolutionThe organization provides a dispute resolution process for disagreements concerning the enrollment, transportation, or fair treatment of homeless youth, with a designated contact for quick resolution.
- Dispute Resolution for Homeless Youth dispute resolutionThe organization provides a formal dispute resolution process for disagreements concerning the enrollment, transportation, or fair treatment of homeless youth, with a designated contact for quick resolution.
- Federal Aid Program for Disadvantaged Children federal_aid_programThe organization operates as a school-wide Title I school, utilizing federal funds to provide additional support for educating disadvantaged children and closing the achievement gap.
- McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act Compliance McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act complianceThe organization ensures that homeless students receive immediate enrollment, access to educational opportunities without barriers, and support services like transportation, in accordance with the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act, to prevent stigmatization and ensure educational equity.
- McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act Compliance McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act complianceThe organization ensures that homeless students receive immediate enrollment, access to educational programs, and transportation services by adhering to the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. This includes identifying eligible students based on specific criteria and providing them with the right to choose their school of origin or current attendance area, without documentation barriers, to ensure educational continuity and equal opportunity.
- McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act Compliance McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act complianceThe organization identifies students experiencing homelessness based on McKinney-Vento criteria and ensures they have immediate enrollment rights, choice of school, continued enrollment, access to programs, and transportation to their school of origin, all to provide equitable educational opportunities without stigmatization.
- Public Budget Allocation for Teacher Salaries public_budget_allocation_processThe organization conducts public hearings and board meetings to determine the allocation of funds for teacher salary increases, ensuring compliance with state law.
- Standards-Based Education standards-based educationThe organization uses Arizona College and Career Readiness Standards as recommendations for grade levels to guide its educational approach.
- Title I Funding for Disadvantaged Students federal_aid_programThe organization utilizes federal Title I funds to provide additional support for educating disadvantaged children, aiming to close the achievement gap through school-wide programs, extended learning opportunities, and training for parents and staff.
- Title I School-Wide Program federal_aid_programThe organization operates as a school-wide Title I school, utilizing federal funds to provide additional support for educating disadvantaged children, closing the achievement gap, and offering extended learning time, staff/parent training, and parent involvement activities.
named programs · 4
what they call their work
Community Partners Program
Collaborates with local organizations to provide resources and support for students, including food assistance and vocational training.
Food Service Program
Participates in the National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs, providing free meals to all students.
McKinney Vento Program
Ensures educational rights and access for homeless youth, providing them with the same opportunities as other students.
Title I Program
Supports additional educational resources and programs for disadvantaged students to help close the achievement gap.
relationships · 14
who they work with
- 3E Partner — Community partner that helps the school.
- 3E Partner — Provides bags of food to 19 of Career Development Incorporated's students weekly over weekends and holidays.
- Arizona Department of Education Government — Submits required budget documents and complies with state education funding regulations.
- Arizona Youth Partnership Partner — Teaches a program on healthy relationships in Health classes.
- ChangePoint Partner — Community partner that helps the school.
- ChangePoint Integrated Health Partner — Offers focused group sessions to students on topics such as suicide prevention and anger management.
- Navajo County Partner — Provides presentations on various topics to enrich classes.
- Northland Pioneer College Partner — Community partner that helps the school.
- Northland Pioneer College Partner — Offers dual enrollment elective courses through Northland Pioneer College.
- Northland Pioneer College Partner — Offers scholarship programs that allow students to earn college credit while still in high school.
- Rotary Club Partner — Community partner that helps the school.
- Silver Creek Rotary Club Partner — Provides students with leadership skills and community involvement activities.
- Vocational Rehab Partner — Community partner that helps the school.
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services Partner — Provides support to students transitioning into the workforce.