• PVCS offers a variety of supporting workshops and tutoring to help students succeed in their coursework. Some of the courses may require weekly attendance of a workshop in addition to the weekly meeting with the Supervisory Teacher. These include: Math Tutoring, Read Naturally, Spanish I (required), English Writing (may be required), Biology Lab (required), Work Experience (required), Highly Qualified Supervisory Teacher office hours, Computer Lab and Study Hall (with instructional aides).

• Highly Qualified Supervisory Teacher office hours are available for students who need additional support in Language Arts, Math, Social Science, and Science coursework. 

  Scheduled support times are: 

  Language Arts: Wednesdays 1:00-2:00 jfernandez@pacificview.org

  Math: Wednesdays 11:00-12:00 jchutuk@pacificview.org

  Science: 1:00-2:00 sshort@pacificview.org

  Social Science 1:00-2:00  dthiele@pacificview.org

  Contact appropriate Supervisory Teacher  to schedule a support session.

• Scantron- Performance Series in English and Math pinpoint proficiency levels, guide creation of the student’s Personalized Learning Plan, and chart individual growth.


• College and career planning resources such as the state-of-the-art counseling system, Naviance® – Family Connection, offers learning style assessments, thousands of college and career resources, and scholarship information.


• Study Island is a web-based supplemental tool that includes instructional practice, assessment and reporting based on the state‘s standards and is both fun and engaging.


• Computer Lab/Study Hall: Students have daily access to the Computer Lab/Study Hall where instructional aides are available to assist students with their coursework. The Computer Lab/Study Hall is a quiet area that allows students to take tests, receive help on their coursework, and concentrate on their studies.


• Monthly Field Trips: PVCS offers monthly field trips within the community and may include Sea World, Community College tours, San Diego Job Corps Center, Youth in Court, City Hall Tour, Surf Museum, San Diego Wild Animal Park, and others.

• Traditional textbook-based: Most core courses are UC/a-g approved. The textbook-based curriculum is rigorous and aligned to the California State Standards. All curriculum materials are provided to the student. Publishers include Prentice Hall, Holt, McDougal Littel, and others.


Click here for PVCS UC/CSU a-g Approved Course List
Click here for Other Traditional textbook-based Course Outlines

Click here for PVCS Course List






• Apex Learning® online courses- Most courses are UC/a-g approved. The digital curriculum is comprised of standards-based instructional content specifically developed for online delivery, with assessments integrated throughout and scaffolding to support learning for all levels of students.


Click here for Apex Learning® Online Course Outlines

 

• Apex Learning® Advanced Placement (AP) online courses- Most courses are UC/a-g approved. The AP digital curriculum helps to ensure students are well prepared to succeed on the critical AP exams and are authorized by the College Board AP Course Audit.


Click here for Apex Learning® AP Online Course Outlines



• K12® Virtual Curriculum is provided as a personalized online curriculum for 9th through 12th grades. High school students can choose from a variety of over 100 courses. Students can enjoy an individualized high school program tailored to their goals and abilities. (Not availble 7/1-8/19)                                         Click here for the K12 High School Course List  

                                                                                                                                                Please click on the following link to obtain more information about the k12 curriculum:

http://go.k12.com/rmi/pacificview/index.html

 

• Aventa Credit Recovery Online Courses are crafted to keep students on task and moving forward, utilizing a “chunked” methodology to increase retention, as well as pre-recorded audio, pre-teaching of vocabulary. (Not available 7/1-8/19)

Click here for the Aventa High School Credit Recovery Course List





• University of California (UC) a-g Approved Courses: The intent of the "a-g" approval of courses is to ensure that students can participate fully in the first-year program at University of California or California State University in a wide variety of fields of study. The UC faculty considers the a-g approved courses to be effective preparation, on many levels, for undergraduate work at a California University. The majority of the traditional core courses offered at PVCS are a-g approved.


Click here for the Pacific View Charter School UC/CSU a-g Approved Course List




• National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Approved Courses: The NCAA helps to ensure that student-athletes are prepared for the rigors they will face in college. They assist in the initial eligibility certification process for college-bound student-athletes.


Click here for the Pacific View Charter School NCAA Approved Course List