Court and Community Schools

The one.Program Court and Community Schools provide alternative education pathways for K-12 students facing challenges in traditional school settings. These schools serve students who are expelled, referred by probation or SARB, or in need of non-traditional environments, including foster and homeless youth, as well as students who are incarcerated.

The educational programs in court and community schools emphasize academic achievement and graduation success through small class sizes, individualized instruction, socioemotional learning, and wraparound services like mental health support, family engagement, and health resources.