1. Pay attention in class.

2. Take good notes.

3. Keep organized notebooks.

4. Make an Assignment Calendar.

5. Know the purpose of each assignment.

6. Ask questions in class. Ask for Help!

7. Review! Review! Review!

8. Plan a definite time and place for studying.

9. Study a little bit each day. Manage your time.

10. Do your homework.

11. Eat well and exercise regularly. Take Breaks!

12. Get enough sleep.

Think positive.....

Do your BEST !!!

• Keep school area neat and organized

• Clean work area when done

• Complete work and assignments neatly

• Check google classroom daily

• Use a planner/agenda to organize your assignments and activities

• Follow a day plan

• Use a checklist to keep on track

The Apex program is an alternative learning program designed to help students to obtain their high school diploma outside the traditional high school route. This program offers a unique opportunity for students to take online courses for high school credit.

Students interested may see a counselor for additional information and enrollment.

Additional courses are available through an evening high school program called BRIDGE (Night School), provided in collaboration between SAUSD and SAC. Students are enrolled in bridge if they are credit deficient or to repeat a grade for college. Grade and credit for the repeated course are added to the student’s transcript upon successful completion.

Students interested may see a counselor for additional information and enrollment.

SAUSD has three Alternative Educational Option

• Lorin Griset High School

• Chavez High School

• Reach Academy

Students must:

• Be 16 or older "at risk".

• Enrollment are arranged through a referral process initiated by site administrators/counselors at the traditional high school for students deficient in credits.

• Students must complete the SAUSD graduation requirements.

Meet with your counselor to discuss the applications process.

Summer school is designed for students attempting to recuperate credit for academic classes failed throughout the school year(s) or repeating coursework for a better grade in hopes of university admission. Summer school begins first week June to mid July. A maximum of 10 credits is available for students; 5 credits per 3 week period.

Meet with your counselor to register for summer school.