Admission to Cesar Chavez High School is through an application process.

Please see your counselor for more information and application.

Lorin Griset Academy provides students aged 16 and over in grades 10 through the 12 the opportunity to participate in a comprehensive, yet individualized, program of study in a small-school setting. Lorin Griset Academy offers students the opportunity to recover deficient credits in order to graduate or return to their home schools.

Admission to Lorin Griset Academy is through an application process.

Please see your counselor for more information and application.

REACH Academy is a Community Day School operated by the Santa Ana Unified School District. REACH Academy serves the District’s students who have been expelled, referred by a School Attendance Review Board (SARB), referred by a Pupil Placement Committee (PPC) for behavior, attendance and/or performance issues, referred by Orange County Probation, and/or other youth at high risk. REACH Academy operates a 360-minute instructional day, which is a student centered approach that supports and embraces the diverse needs of the students by providing an alternative method of teaching, assessment and learning, rigorous and relevant teaching and curriculum, intervention and prevention, extended learning opportunities, safe and healthy environments, and collaborative partners that are all Student Centered. REACH Academy stands for Responsible Citizens, Effective Communicators, Active Learners, Critical Thinkers, and Healthy Individuals, which is truly what we want the students to become.

Referral to Reach Academy is through an application process.

Please see your counselor for more information and application.

Independent Study is a program offered by Santa Ana Unified School District through a student's neighborhood school. In order to be eligible to attend the Independent Study Program rather than the home school, a student must meet with his or her counselor and fill out a "Request for Action" form, requesting the Independent Study program.

How do I Enroll in ISP?

• Because Independent Study is a program and not a school, you must seek eligibility through your home school. Contact your counselor and discuss your options with them.

• If, together, you, your counselor and your parents decide that Independent Study is a viable option for you, then your counselor will fill out a form called a "Request for Action." Your counselor will submit the form to ISP. Then your program of instruction to will be transferred to Independent Study.

• Once ISP has received your RFA, an appointment with the Assistant Principal will be scheduled for a "intake meeting.

Independent Study student, will be required to:

• Meet with a instructor 2 times per week for at least an hour. Sometimes more, if determined.

• Finish 20 hours' worth of curriculum (2 assignments) per week

• Make adequate progress towards graduation (1 class completed every 3 weeks, 6 classes per semester)

• Maintain regular communication with your instructor at all times

• Fulfill all other school obligations (testing, evaluations, workshops, etc.) as scheduled

Please see your counselor for more information and application.