6184
BP
Board Policy
Continuation Education
The Board of Education shall provide a continuation education program to meet the educational needs of district students who are not attending a high school or other appropriate educational institution and who are not legally exempted from compulsory continuation school attendance.
The Board shall establish a plan to coordinate instruction and training in the school with the home, employment and other agencies and shall designate one or more persons as coordinators. (5 CCR 11003)
The Superintendent or designee shall develop administrative regulations governing the involuntary transfer of students into the continuation education program. (Education Code 48432.5)
The Superintendent or designee may allow the voluntary enrollment of students in the continuation education program as space permits and when it is determined to be in the best interests of the student.
Minors otherwise subject to compulsory attendance in continuation education classes may be exempted if they meet any of the conditions specified in Education Code 48410.
The Board may maintain continuation classes during the district's regular school hours, during special school hours for these classes established by the Board, or during such hours and for such length of time during the day or evening that adult education classes are maintained. (Education Code 48434)
Legal & Management References
State
5 CCR 11000-11010 - Continuation education
Ed. Code 46170 - Continuation schools; minimum day
Ed. Code 48400 - Weekly minimum attendance requirement
Ed. Code 48400-48454 - Compulsory continuation education
Ed. Code 48402 - Enrollment in continuation education; minors not regularly employed
Ed. Code 48410-48416 - Compulsory continuation education; exempt students
Ed. Code 48430-48438 - Continuation classes
Ed. Code 48450-48454 - Violations
Ed. Code 48900 - Grounds for suspension or expulsion
Ed. Code 48900.5 - Suspension, limitation on imposition; exception
Ed. Code 48903 - Limitations on days of suspension
Ed. Code 51220-51230 - Courses of study; graduation requirements
Fam. Code 7000-7002 - Emancipation of minors law
Fam. Code 7050 - Purposes for which emancipated minor considered an adult
Management Resources
Court Decision - Nathan G. v. Clovis Unified School District (2014) 224 Cal.App.5th 1393
John W. Gardner Center Publication - Raising the Bar, Building Capacity: Driving Improvement in California's Continuation High Schools, May 2012
Website - CSBA District and County Office of Education Legal Services
Website - California Continuation Education Association
Website - John W. Gardner Center for Youth and Their Communities, Stanford School of Education
Website - California Department of Education
Cross References
0420.4 AR Charter School Authorization
0450 AR Comprehensive Safety Plan
1240 AR Volunteer Assistance
3515 AR Campus Security
4131 AR Staff Development
5030 BP Student Wellness
5112.1 AR Exemptions From Attendance
5112.3 BP Student Leave Of Absence
5113 AR Absences And Excuses
5113.1 AR Chronic Absence And Truancy
5116.2 BP Involuntary Student Transfers
5126 AR Awards For Achievement
5131 BP Conduct
5131.2 AR Bullying
5131.4 AR Student Disturbances
5131.6 AR Alcohol And Other Drugs
5131.7 AR Weapons And Dangerous Instruments
5136 AR Gangs
5137 BP Positive School Climate
5141.6 BP School Health Services
5144 AR Discipline
5144.1 AR Suspension And Expulsion/Due Process
5145.6 BP Parent/Guardian Notifications
5145.6-E PDF(1) AR Parent/Guardian Notifications
5147 BP Dropout Prevention
6000 BP Concepts And Roles
6011 BP Academic Standards
6020 AR Parent Involvement
6111 BP School Calendar
6143 AR Courses Of Study
6152 BP Class Assignment
6158 AR Independent Study
6159 AR Individualized Education Program
6162.5 BP Student Assessment
6162.51 BP State Academic Achievement Tests
6164.2 BP Guidance/Counseling Services
6164.5 AR Student Success Teams
6173.1 AR Education For Foster Youth
6179 AR Supplemental Instruction
6183 AR Home And Hospital Instruction