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PUEBLO COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 70 HIGH SCHOOL PLACEMENT AND ALTERNATIVES

 

Area High School

70 Online

Pueblo Community College Alternative Education Program

Gateway

Area High School Credit Recovery Program

Eligibility Freshmen through Seniors Freshmen through Seniors 17 to 20 years old‐ referred by District 70 – see your area high school counselor for referral 17‐20 years old‐ must complete program by the time the student turns 21‐ highly competitive program to enter‐ student must apply to the program - not a referral Freshmen through Seniors
Types of Courses Academic, Career and Technical Education Curriculum Academic Curriculum – online—curriculum meets all graduation requirements established by the Board of Education in order to receive a diploma from School District 70 ‐ Other course options are available – See school counselor Self‐ paced Academic Content Areas Instructional based dual credit courses – goal is to receive HS diploma and accumulate college credits at least enough to earn a certificate or close to AA degree Academic courses that are the same as those failed during the course of the school year that are needed to fulfill graduation requirements
Tuition N/A District District 70 covers any cost Gateway Program covers any costs $100 per course enrolled in that is equivalent to .5 high school credit
Textbooks District 70 District covers 70 Online textbook needs District 70 covers any costs Gateway covers any costs Covered through the tuition payment
Special Fees and/or Supplies Student N/A N/A Student required to pay $55 dollar mandatory entrance fee and Gateway covers any other fees N/A
Transportation Student N/A students work from their homes Student pays $55 for on campus parking or $40 to be dropped off Student N/A students work on online credit recovery courses outside the school day
# of Courses Student scheduled into a high school course schedule of 7 classes per day/ per semester 70 Online curriculum meets District 70 grade level requirements and District graduation requirement 9 Self‐paced Content Areas and 11 Project to Complete to Receive Diploma – only a one year program Semester 1‐ All students take required set of four courses, then Semester 2 and on, student takes courses as needed During the summer, maximum of 2 per session, total of 2 sessions—during school year, student works at own pace
Where to get registered High School Counselor See District 70 Educational Services Center for information At PCC – must be accepted by PCC and then attend orientation PCC ‐ must apply and then application is reviewed by PCC Gateway for acceptance See the student’s high school counselor for enrollment
Academic Calendar High School Calendar Follow District Calendar Follow PCC Calendar Follow PCC Calendar Follow High School Calendar
Where Courses Are Offered Area High School Online program – courses taken at student home All Classes at PCC All Classes at PCC Area High School

The district offers CTE opportunities for students without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, or handicap. The district provides an assurance that lack of English skills will not be a barrier to admission or participation.

NONDISCRIMINATION STATEMENT

Pueblo County School District 70 does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, age, or handicap (disability) in admission or access to, or treatment, or employment in its education programs or activities. Inquiries about ADA, Section 504, and Title IX may be addressed to the Superintendent of Schools, 24951 East Highway 50, Pueblo, Colorado 81006. 719-542-0220