Students

We offer a range of programs designed to support a student's academic journey and future goals. From college planning and exciting digital learning tools to specialized support and summer opportunities, we're here to help students succeed every step of the way.

Fund	Program Name	Managed By	Description
Title IV	College Counseling	Division of Instruction	Provides supplemental hours for counselors to support students in post-secondary planning, including during the school year, and over the summer. Additionally, these funds support events and materials that build capacity of school staff and students to prepare for post-secondary planning.
Title IV	Drug and Violence Prevention	Student Health and Human Services	Support schools to prevent drug abuse and violence.
Title I & IV	Digital Tools for Learning	Division of Instruction	Provides evidence-based software licenses that support academic achievement. Examples of licenses include: Amplify Reading, MyHeggerty, IXL Learning, Dreambox, Renaissance, Reading Horizons, Discovery Education, Newsela, Gizmos, and Seesaw.
Title IV	Foster Youth Transportation	Student Health and Human Services	Provides transportation to qualifying foster youth to ensure they are able to continue to attend their school of origin, even if there are changes to their home placement/location.
Title IV	Access to Equity Leadership Program	MMED	Supports for under-represented gifted students (or students referred for gifted).
Title I	Homeless Education	Student Health and Human Services	PSA Counselors and PSA Aides identify homeless youth, provide training and technical assistance to school and community personnel and to facilitate enrollment and equal access to all school programs for homeless students districtwide.
Title I	Neglected/ Delinquent Program	Student Health and Human Services	PSA Counselors, PSA Aides, Counselor Aides and Teacher Tutors provide services to children in neglected institutions and community day schools to enhance academic achievement and build their capacity to become vocational or college/postsecondary ready.
Title I	Newcomer Summer Programs	MMED	The Summer International Newcomer Enrichment Program will provide students who have been enrolled in a United States school for fewer than three years the opportunity to enroll in special courses during the Summer Term. Enrichment courses support expanded learning time for students to accelerate their acquisition of English.
Title I	Summer Term, Grades 9-12	Beyond the Bell	High school students from Title I sites will have the opportunity to earn credit recovery at various hosting high schools throughout the District.
Title I	Title I Intervention Program (TIIP) K-12	Schools & Beyond the Bell	Schools eligible for this program who complete an “intent to offer” receive a per pupil budget and design their own intervention or credit recovery program within the allocated amount.
Title I	High School Winter/Spring Plus Credit Recovery	Division of Adult and Career Education	Eligible high schools that opted into this program will offer high school students credit recovery opportunities during school breaks and select Saturdays. The program is offered via Adult Ed labs with Adult Ed teachers but is open to all students in need of credit recovery.
Title I	Edgenuity Summer Mentors	Division of Instruction	Teacher mentors will offer specialized assistance to students participating in the summer term credit recovery program. This initiative is specifically designed to aid students who have either failed a course or received a D grade, thereby requiring them to retake the course to fulfill high school graduation requirements and meet the A-G criteria necessary for admission to UC/CSU institutions.