Quality Education for Life-long Learners
FAQ
Do you offer elementary education?
Currently we do not offer elementary education. We only offer grades 7-12.
Right now we are not full, so we have an open enrollment.
How many students do you have at your school?
Currently we can accommodate up to 70 students.
If my student is behind in credits, can my student make up credits?
We are not a credit remediation school. Students may take no more that 35 credits per semester (18 weeks). Transcripts must be reviewed to ensure your student can meet our graduation requirements prior to enrollment. We require 230 credits to graduate.
We are a 7th-12th grade Home-Based Charter School. The parent/guardian assumes the responsibility as the primary teacher. A facilitator (credentialed teacher) is assigned to each student to serve as an academic counselor, educational program guide, and teacher of record. Parent, student, and facilitator work together to develop personalized curriculum, goals, and objectives that meet state standards.
We have the ability to be flexible in our course offerings and academic path. Our students have the ability to take community college courses during our Fall and Spring semesters, as well as, during the Summer. We specialize in preparing our students for college and/or a career. Our size allows us to form personal relationships with our families that is conducive to a well-rounded education.
Yes, in 2013/2014 school year, we received a 6 year accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
How often do we meet with the facilitator?
Parent, student, and facilitator meet 1 time every 10-15 school days.
Meetings usually last 90 minutes.
How rigorous is your curriculum?
Our curriculum is designed to meet the rigors of the state standards and are in compliance with the common core. Our students are successful in community college classes taken while in high school and a large percentage meet or exceed SBAC testing guidelines. We had an extremely high pass rate on the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE), and our graduates perform well as college students.
Do Oakdale Charter graduates go directly to a 4-year college or university?
Yes. We have had many students move directly into a 4-year college or university after graduation. We continually have students accepted to the CSU and UC system, as well as, out-of-state universities.
Do you have social opportunities for the students to get together?
Yes, we sponsor field trips and hold student centered functions at our campus.