Educational Options

The Stanislaus County Office of Education is excited to offer a summer school opportunity through the Educational Options Division. SCOE’s summer session will operate from July 1 – July 25 for students needing additional coursework beyond traditional summer school. This flexible online program includes weekly one-hour teacher meetings.

Program Details:

• Format: Online with one required weekly meeting.
• Locations: Empire, Oakdale, Ceres, Patterson, and Turlock.
• Learning Platforms:
  • Edmentum – Text-based instruction
  • Subject.com – Video-based, chunked lessons

Enrollment Process (via InformedK12):

1. Counselor or administrator selects courses and in-person meeting site.
2. Parent/guardian completes registration.
3. Guidance Technician at the SCOE site finalizes enrollment.
4. The completed form is sent to the parent and counselor.

Course Information:

• All core classes are UC A-G approved (except lab sciences, electives, and art).
• Not NCAA-approved.
• InformedK12 includes a course catalog and technology requirements (also attached).

Please consider sharing this with your counseling and administrative teams. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact me or share my information with those impacted.

Enrollment Deadline: June 6 

SCOE SUMMER SCHOOL REGISTRATION LINK

Registration Forms

• Adult Education
• Career Technical Education - Grades 9-12
• Stanislaus County Cradle to Career Adult Resources
• GED/HiSET Testing Services
• Prevention Programs  
• Valley College High School For questions and transcripts please call (209) 238-1500.

Students ages 13-18 can start college before they finish high school. Dual Enrollment (DE) students have the $46 per unit tuition fee waived. Other fees may be associated with the class, such as material fees, parking permits, books, or health fees. For more information on Dual enrollment, use the link below and contact your school counselor for assistance.

https://www.mjc.edu/studentservices/outreach/dualenrollment.php

High School Students throughout Stanislaus County attended the Annual Apprenticeship Expo. Students learned about apprenticeship opportunities, experienced interactive, hands-on trade demonstrations, and learned how to prepare and apply for an Apprenticeship career while in High School.

An At-a-Glance Overview of Educational Options Division Programs.

Stanislaus County Office of Education
Educational Options Division – Community School Compact

Compacts are agreements between families and schools. This compact outlines how parents, the entire school staff, and students will share the responsibility for improved student academic achievement. It describes how the school and families will partner to help children achieve the State's high academic standards.

Educational Options Division Community School Compact - English Document

Educational Options Division Community School Compact - Spanish Document 

Countywide Plan for Provision of Educational Services to Expelled Students 

• Countywide Plan for Provision of Educational Services to Expelled Students 2021-2024
• Countywide Plan for Provision of Educational Services to Expelled Students 2024-2027

Placement in Mathematics

• SCOE BP6152.1 Placement in Mathematics Courses

Student Accountability Report Card (SARC)

• 2023-2024 SARC Teel School in Empire: English  Spanish
• 2023-2024 SARC  Stanislaus County Alternative Charter (CBK): English  Spanish
• 2023-2024 SARC  Petersen Alternative Center for Education at John B. Allard: English  Spanish
• 2023-2024 SARC West Campus: English  Spanish

2024-2025 Single Plan for Student Achievement

• Stanislaus County Alternative Charter (CBK): English  Spanish
• Stanislaus County West Campus: English Spanish
• Petersen Alternative Center for Educations (PACE) @ John B. Allard School: English Spanish
• Teel School in Empire: English  Spanish

2024-2025 Alternative Education LCAP English | Spanish

2024-2025 Stanislaus County Alternative Charter (CBK) LCAP English | Spanish

MOU - SCOE/Stanislaus County Probation 

• Post Secondary Education Access

General Public Notices are listed on the Public Notice webpage. 

Mental Health Well-Being Family Guide

Mental Health Services: The District shall notify pupils and parents or guardians no less than twice each school year of the steps to initiate access to available pupil mental health services on campus and/or in the community. (Ed. Code, § 49428) The mental health services available include on site mental health clinicians. To initiate services, a parent or student may contact the school site office or speak to student's teacher for referral information. 

When is a student too sick for school? - English  Spanish

Bullying Prevention Training & Resources

https://www.cde.ca.gov/ls/ss/se/bullyres.asp

Synthetic Drugs: The District is required to provide parents notice of the dangers associated with using synthetic drugs that are not prescribed by a physician, such as fentanyl, as well as the possibility that dangerous synthetic drugs can be found in counterfeit pills. (Ed. Code, § 48985.5)