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Expected School-Wide Learning Results (ESLRs)

The Expected School-Wide Learning Results (ESLRs) are applicable to the discipline code and process as it is the expectation of Central City Value High School administrators and personnel that students are…

Life long…Self-directed Learners who:

  • Take risks for the sake of growth
  • Set, prioritize and pursue goals
  • Think critically and analytically to expand knowledge and solve problems
  • Recognize and utilize resources
  • Demonstrate the skills and knowledge needed in adapting to the ever-changing world of technology
  • Possess a strong academic foundation
  • Strive to enhance and maintain physical, mental and emotional well-being

Effective Communicators who:

  • Exercise efficient and critical listening and reading skills
  • Speak, write and use other forms of expression accurately, effectively and creatively
  • Possess the language skills to interact in a culturally diverse society
  • Foster conflict resolution in a creative, peaceful and dignified manner
  • Promote the idea that school provides an environment to achieve one’s potential

Collaborative Individuals who:

  • Participate effectively in a variety of leadership and supportive roles
  • Recognize, accept and exercise social responsibilities and civic duties
  • Respect and value individuals of different cultures, backgrounds and abilities
  • Maintain a high level of personal and academic integrity
  • Exercise their responsibilities of making sound, ethical and accountable decisions that impact the natural environment and their school community.
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Central City Value Parent & Student Handbook

The Central City Value High School Student and Parent Handbook is a comprehensive guide to the policies, and procedures to which all Central City Value High School students and their parents are accountable. As a condition of enrollment, each student and their parents are expected to read, understand, and follow these guidelines. The guidelines include information on the Central City Value High School dress code, pledges, calendar, disciplinary procedures, attendance policy, grading and the academic program, and intervention and special education.

You may download a full version of the Student and Parent Handbook in English or Español.

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Central City Value High School Course Guide

In this guide, you will find useful information to help you select the best courses to match your educational plans and personal interests. The Course Guide is organized according to the University of California’s A-G Requirements. Download a PDF, or...

View to the Central City Value High School Curriculum Guide

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Central City Value Dress Code

Philosophy

One purpose for having a dress code at Central City is to demonstrate unity among our students. Our students are unified in both determination and purpose in pursing the best education possible while minimizing distractions. When a student at Central City puts on the navy blue polo shirt and khaki pants or shorts, he or she is making a statement, in physical terms that he/she is ready to pursue the goal of attaining an exceptional education.

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Complaint Rights for Central City Value High School

Note: Modified for Charter Schools to comply with the Valenzuela settlement. English or Español

NOTICE TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS, PUPILS, AND TEACHERS:
COMPLAINT RIGHTS (For Charter Schools)

Parents/Guardians, Pupils and Teachers:

Pursuant to Education Code 35186, you are hereby notified that:

Pupils, including English learners, who have not passed one or both parts of the high school exit examination by the end of grade 12 are to be provided the opportunity to receive intensive instruction and services for up to two consecutive academic years after the completion of grade 12.

A complaint form can be obtained at the school office, or downloaded in English or Español.

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