Find the program that fits

A-G is generally the four-year university pathway. A-G courses meet the subject requirements established by the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) systems for first-year admission. Students planning to apply directly to a UC or CSU after high school should work toward completing the required A-G course sequence.

Non-A-G is generally a pathway for students planning to attend community college, trade or vocational school, enter the workforce, or pursue another postsecondary option. These courses can still meet high school graduation requirements, but they may not meet the A-G requirements needed for direct admission to a UC or CSU.

Our team works with each student and family to understand their goals and create an academic plan that supports graduation and their next step, whether that’s a four-year university, community college, trade school, career, or another pathway.

Online learning may be a good fit for students who prefer the flexibility of learning from home while still having access to dedicated teacher support. Students participate in virtual classes and can access counseling resources, clubs, and college and career pathways while completing their education in an online environment.

Blended learning may be a good fit for students who want flexibility while also benefiting from regular in-person support. Students combine independent learning with teacher appointments, small group instruction (SGI), tutoring, and other opportunities for face-to-face academic support.

Both options provide flexibility and personalized support. The best fit depends on your student’s learning style, schedule, and how much in-person interaction they prefer. Our team can help your family explore the options available and determine which learning model may work best for your student.

Start by connecting with our enrollment team. We’ll help review where your student is academically, discuss their graduation goals, and identify a path forward based on their individual needs.

Our schools offer flexible learning options that can help students recover missing credits and continue making progress toward graduation, with personalized academic planning and teacher support along the way.