Intervention/Alternative School Programs
Abbeville • After School Program Long Cane Primary To be eligible for the program, parents must work, be in school or in training Monday-Friday 3-6:00 p.m. Provides homework assistance, field trips, and other activities Snack provided Fees based on income For more information, contact Brenda Tolbert 864-366-5924 • Alternative School Program Abbeville Co. Abbeville County Alternative School- John de la Howe . Every school district is required to offer an alternative school program to serve students at risk of being suspended for extended periods or those at risk of being expelled. . Link to website: http://www.delahowe.k12.sc.us/index.htm . Provides Residential Services; Activity Therapy; Agricultural Services; Clinical Therapy; Education; Wilderness Program; Equine; and Challenge Course . Campus includes 12 cottages, a chapel, an infirmary, a school, a family center, an administration building, and other historic buildings. . Serves males and females ages 12 to 17 years. Students in 6th- 10th grade attend the state-accredited L.S. Brice School on campus while students in the 11th and 12th grade attend the McCormick High School. Tuition/fees based on family income. Is a Medicaid provider.
Aiken • Alternative School Program Pinecrest Center of Innovative Learning Grades 6-12 for any student within Aiken County School District. School session 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Website Link: http://cil.acps.schoolfusion.us/?sessionid=37bbad8eee33daceb250b31b8a1b8c32&t
• 21st Century Community Learning Centers North Aiken Elementary Provides free academic, artistic, and cultural enrichment opportunities during non- school hours and/or when school is not in session. Centers also provide students with a broad array of other activities; such as drug and violence prevention, counseling, art, music, recreation, technology, and character education programs . Reading Recovery Program Elementary schools One-on-one reading intervention for the lowest 20% of first time first graders. A trained Reading Recovery teacher provides daily instruction of 30-minute lessons, within a prescribed framework of reading, writing, and word work for 12-20 weeks. First grade students are selected for the program by using kindergarten rankings and teacher referrals. These selected students are given the Observation Survey thus determining eligibility. The most academically at-risk students are selected to be first served in the program.
Allendale • Be Great Academy (sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. Reduced rates available based on family income. For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/
• Alternative School Program Allendale Fairfax Learning Center Alternative School . Serves students in 6th-12th grades that have been referred from site school hearing officer. . School session hours: 7:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. . Academic curriculum concentrating on core subjects including Math, ELA, Science and Social Studies as well as enrichment classes . Offers behavioral intervention and counseling . Contact Phone Number: 803-584-3107
Anderson • Alternative School Program Anderson Districts 1-5 Anderson County Alternative School . Students in grades 6-12 who have been referred from Anderson County schools or the court system . School session 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. . Offers guidance and counseling services . Offers boot camp program challenging physical training and discipline . Website link: http://www.anderson5.net/alternativeschool
• 21st Century Community Learning Centers Anderson 5 Nevitt Forest Elementary School New Prospect Elementary . Provides free academic, artistic, and cultural enrichment opportunities during non-school hours and/or when school is not in session. . Centers also provide students with a broad array of other activities; such as drug and violence prevention, counseling, art, music, recreation, technology, and character education programs
Anderson 2 Marshall Primary Wright Elementary . Provides free academic, artistic, and cultural enrichment opportunities during non-school hours and/or when school is not in session. . Centers also provide students with a broad array of other activities; such as drug and violence prevention, counseling, art, music, recreation, technology, and character education programs
Clemson University Goal POST Program (Anderson 1 and 4) Cedar Grove Elementary LaFrance Elementary School Pendleton Elementary Townville Elementary Palmetto Elementary Spearman Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities afterschool during the school year. . Serves around 450 students , 5 days a week . Receive academic and homework assistance from certified teachers. . Participate in range of activities including; technology, physical recreation, goal-setting exercises, and family engagement.
Bamberg • Alternative School Program Bamberg 1 -Cope Area Vocational School . Any student that is referred for an alternative setting may be transferred to this school. . For more information, district website: http://www.bamberg1.com/default.html
Barnwell • Barnwell 19 Be Great Academy (sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. Reduced rates available based on family income. For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/ Alternative School Blackville Hilda Alternative School . Serves 7-12th graders who have had a school board hearing determining the need for the program . Academic curriculum 2:00-8:15 p.m. (dinner served) . Core subject areas: Math, ELA, Science, and Social Studies . Call district office for more information: 803-284-5605 After School Program 21st Century Community Learning Centers . Blackville-Hilda Junior High . Blackville-Hilda High . Macedonia Elementary . Provides free academic, artistic, and cultural enrichment opportunities during non-school hours and/or when school is not in session. . Centers also provide students with a broad array of other activities; such as drug and violence prevention, counseling, art, music, recreation, technology, and character education programs
. Takes place at Junior High School Monday-Friday, 3:00-5:30 p.m. for students in 5th-10th grades.
-Blue Print for Success . Macedonia Elementary . Offered to all interested students, Monday-Thursday 3-5 p.m. . Students do homework then break into small groups based on ability, concentrating on ELA and math with technology incorporated into learning. -Save the Children Program
. Macedonia Elementary . Offered to students in 1st-6th grades who qualify . Reading intervention providing help to push students to next reading level needed. . Offered during school hours, afterschool, and summer.
Barnwell 45 Guinyard Butler Middle (Grades 6-8) . Every school district is required to offer an alternative school program to serve students at risk of being suspended for extended periods or those at risk of being expelled.
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For students in 6-12th grades that have been referred for concern only by teach board Offers state standard academic curriculum as well as counseling services School session: 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. Contact Ms. Jerri Owens, Director of Student Services at 803-266- 7878
-Save the Children Program
Kelly Edwards Elementary o Offered to students in Pre K-2nd grade o Provides assistance for students needing help in completing homework, assignments, etc. o 3-5 p.m. afterschool everyday
-Reading Program
Kelly Edwards Elementary Williston- Elko Middle School o Self-pacing reading program based on student performance. o Any student has access
Beaufort • Tutoring Extended Learning Time Offered to 3rd-8th grade students that have scored in the lower 25th percentile on MAP testing and/or not met PASS testing Focuses on reading and math Offered during fall and spring breaks only, full day school session • Alternative School Program Right Choices Alternative School (Grades 6-12) . Hearing officer referred . State standard academic curriculum . For more information, contact school.
Berkeley • Before/After School Programs Elementary Schools Offered for students before school from 6:30 – 7:05 a.m. and after school from 1:55- 6 p.m. Fees required Snack provided supervised homework time, and activity time. For more information, contact school. • Alternative School Programs Star Academy at Berkeley High School Dropout prevention and acceleration program for overage 8th graders in BCSD who have failed one to two years. Accept 80 students. Completely segregated from High School but located within the school. School-within-a-school program that is founded on the practice of differentiated learning and productive communication methods and is sensitive to the operational constraints of the high school. Students must apply, complete an interview process, and be accepted into this program. Contact John Bryant, Berkeley High School 843-899-8800 ext. 2026. Berkley Alternative School For students in 6th-12th grades that have been referred at the beginning of the school year by their home school administrator or have been referred by the school district's hearing officer. Designed to serve as a learning opportunity for students who have had difficulty adjusting to the regular classroom setting or who were discipline problems in the classroom or school itself. Provides a supportive environment with specialized curriculum, instruction, guidance and counseling. School session hours: 8:20 a.m. - 2:50 p.m. School website for additional information: http://www.berkeley.k12.sc.us/BerkeleyAlternative.cfm
Calhoun • Alternative School Program Calhoun County Alternative Program 6-12th grade students that have been referred from resource officer Meets state standards in academic curriculum and working with home schools to meet student needs Located on campus of high school; session hours 1-7 p.m. Counseling sessions from high school counselors as well as mental health services. Tailored program for each student; contract signed by parent and student. For additional information, contact Calhoun County School District at 803-655-7310. • Reading/Math Intervention Sandy Run K-8 St. Matthews K-8 Open to students in 1st-8th grade, during school day students pulled from classes for additional help in reading and math. Teacher/parent referral to intervention team, who then makes the recommendation for intervention. • Tutorial Program Calhoun County High School Open to all students that would like assistance with homework or additional help After school hours
Charleston • Alternative School Programs Liberty Hill Academy For students K-21; school session: 7:50 a.m. – 2:50 p.m. Referred by home school for behavioral concern Offers state standard curriculum and counseling services. Additional information, school website: http://lha.ccsdschools.com/ Daniel Jenkins Creative Learning Center (Grades 6-8) Been recommended from home school, have been up for suspension, trying to transition back to home school. Offers individual and group counseling, Help for drug/alcohol, brief, and medical needs For students in grades 6-8, session hours 9:20 a.m.-3:45 p.m. For more information contact 843-747-6609. Septima P. Clark Academy Academic alternative program for 9-12 grade students. Designed for students who have fallen behind in their studies, offers small class sizes and the individual attention that many students need to succeed in high school. In addition to core academic classes in math, English, social studies and science, a limited number of electives, credit recovery classes and other acceleration opportunities are available. Must apply and interview for enrollment. For more information visit website: http://spclark.org/ • Academic Intervention Services Twilight Program 10 out of 13 high schools in district . Transitional high school credit initiative designed to expand educational opportunities and meet individual student needs. . For students who are at risk for expulsion, have become disengaged and need an alternative educational setting and are at risk for dropping out prior to high school graduation . Students can participate only by recommendation or placement by an Administrator. . Instructional hours held Monday-Friday between 12 p.m. -7 p.m. C.A.T.S. Program West Ashley High School . Computer based program designed for students to gain or recover credit in their core classes (Math, Science, English, and Social Studies). . Offers an opportunity to earn initial credit, recover credit from a class failed, or as a means to recover a specific quarter within the core subject . For more information see school website: http://westashleyhigh.ccsdschools.com/w_a_h_s_students/c__a__t__s__pro gram
• Behavioral Intervention Palmetto Mentoring Murray LaSaine Elementary . Offered to 1st-3rd graders that are at high risk for behavioral problems. . Help children acquire key developmental assets that lead to improved academic performance, avoidance of negative outcomes, and lead to positive growth and development through mentoring. . Focuses on strengthening support services for children and parents or caregivers and increasing the capacity and sustainability of mentoring programs through collaborative community partnerships. • After School Programs 21st Century Community Learning Centers Edmund A. Burns Elementary Midland Park Elementary Military Magnet Academy North Charleston High . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs. . Centers also provide students with a broad array of other activities; such as drug and violence prevention, counseling, art, music, recreation, technology, and character education programs
WINGS (local non-profit) James Simmons Elementary North Charleston Elementary Chicora Elementary Memminger Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool programs. . Teaches kids how to behave well, make good decisions and build healthy relationships. . 15-hour-a-week curriculum that weaves 30 learning objectives into everyday activities to develop self-awareness, relationship skills, social awareness, self-management and responsible decision-making. YWCA of Greater Charleston Mitchell Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs. . Fees required . Contact school for more information
Cherokee • Alternative School Program Cherokee 1 Ola H. Copeland Community Learning Center . Students in grades 6-12th . Must apply and be accepted if student has been up for expulsion or problems with attendance at home school . School session hours: 8:30 a.m.-2:45 p.m. . Offers core academic classes math, language arts, social studies and science . Upon request mental health services are also offered . For more information, school website: http://www.cherokee1.k12.sc.us/cclc/?page_id=6
Boys and Girls Club of the Upstate -Cherokee County ($) BD Lee Elementary Mary Bramlett Elementary . After school program Homework, tutoring, other activates 2:30-5:30 p.m. each school day -YMCA ($) -Limestone Central Elementary -Grassy Ponds Elementary -Blacksburg Elementary -Supplemental Education Services -Housed off campus for students from -Limestone Central Elementary -Grassy Pond Elementary -Luther Vaughan Elementary* -Mary Bramlett Elementary* Offered to students who are not meeting testing requirements. -Reading Intervention -Offered at all elementary schools for students that need additional reading assistance
Chester • Alternative School Program Chester 1 The Learning Center . Serves 6-12th grades that have been up for expulsion. . School session hours: 7:50 a.m. -2 p.m. . State academic curriculum as well as character development and mentoring. . Partner with Catawba Mental Health and Hazel Pittman to provide additional services for those students who may need counseling, therapy, etc.
• 21st Century Community Learning Centers Communities in Schools of Chester Chester Park Center of Literacy Through Technology Chester Park Inquiry Elementary Chester Park Primary School of the Arts . 120 students maximum, selected from 3 schools . Application for any students, but not necessarily at-risk students . Offers homework assistance for school performance, physical education, DARE program, swimming lessons, 4H. . Monday –Thursday, hours: 2:40 – 5:30 p.m. , transportation provided. . Contact: Brenda Cabrey -Communities in Schools Chester Park Center of Literacy Through Technology Chester Inquiry Elementary Chester Park Primary School of the Arts Chester Middle Chester High School Lewisville High School . Students identified who need additional intense services. . Each school has a site coordinator. . Offers help during school day for those students. . Partners with organizations within the community to ensure children have what they need to be successful at school. . Contact person: Wallace Thompson, Director of Communities in Schools, 803-789-5909.
Chesterfield • Alternative School Program Chesterfield 1 Palmetto Learning Center . Serves both regular and exceptional education students from all areas of the District. . The maximum enrollment is 50 students, with a teacher and support staff of 13. . Offers state academic curriculum courses and support courses are also offered in Conflict Resolution, Physical Education, Art, and Consumer Education. . For more information visit the website: http://schools.mychesterfieldcountyschools.com/index.aspx?nid=81
Clarendon • Clarendon 1 Alternative Program • Clarendon 2 Alternative Program Clarendon 2 Alternative School . In Collaboration with Clemson University, students attend school at the Kemp Bob Cooper Facility. . Grades 6th-12th ; can accommodate up to 24 students . School session hours: 8:30-2:30 Monday-Thursday; Friday short day; 2 overnight stays per month depending on weather . Provide instructors on campus as well as via internet . State academic curriculum as well as behavior modification, team building, ropes courses. . Partnered with Clarendon County Behavioral Science Department to provide individual counseling as well as group and family if needed off campus. . Phone number: 803-435-4435 • Clarendon 3 Alternative School Program
Colleton • Alternative School Program Alternative Education Program . Serves grades 6-12 . State standard academic curriculum . Goal to transition students back to home school. . For more information, call 843-782-0050
- Uplift Project o Shelby Turner 843-782-4522
Darlington • Alternative School Program Darlington County Intervention School Darlington County Intervention School . Offered to students in 6-12th grade that have been recommended by school resource officer . Provide necessary intervention services to students . Standard academic curriculum . For more information, see website http://dcis.dcsdschools.org/home
Dillon • Alternative School Program Dillon 3&4 Dillon County Academy for Academic and Career Advancement (Alternative School) . Accept 5-12th grade students only that have been referred due to concerns with behavior, attendance, or up for expulsion. . Students housed at Applied Technology Center Campus . Evening program, 3-9 p.m. . Trying to rehabilitate child to transition back to home school . Every student can seek counseling sessions, as well as outside programs from the community. . For more information contact 843-774-5143.
Dorchester • Dorchester 2 Alternative Program Givhans Alternative School (Grades 10-12) . Serves grades 6-12th who are two or more grade levels behind and students who have been assigned in lieu of expulsion. . Addresses the core subject areas such as mathematics, reading, language arts, science, and social studies. No electives are offered due to scheduling. . For more information, see school website: http://dorchester.gap.schoolfusion.us/modules/cms/announce.phtml?sessio nid=2ce44d090afc0ea26c8d18131716b5cd After School Care All schools . An extended day enrichment program operating Monday-Friday . Curriculum includes homework center, technology center, social center, and PE center . Snack provided . Fees required; ABC Child Care Vouchers accepted . For more information, contact school
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Alternative School Odyssey/Sunset School (Grades 9-12) . Every school district is required to offer an alternative school program to serve students at risk of being suspended for extended periods or those at risk of being expelled.
After School Program St. George Middle School . After School program offered from 3-6 p.m. . Students receive homework assistance, tutoring, career planning and peer interaction through enrichment activities . Recreational activities including cooking, singing, drum line, step team, photography, and arts/crafts . For more information, contact the school
Edgefield • Alternative School Program Edgefield Pride Academy . 6-12thgrades students. . Can be referred for in lieu of expulsion or administrative recommendation. . State standard academic curriculum use Aplus learning system. . Student can transition back to home school 2 times within the school year. Based on attendance, behavior, and class work. . Provides counseling to all students. . Require dress code. . School session hours: 8 a.m. -2:30 p.m. . For more information, see district website: http://www.edgefieldcountyschools.org/pages/Edgefield_County_School_Di stri or call 803-275-4158, 803-334-8274. -
Fairfield • Alternative School Program Gordon Odyssey Academy . 4 programs for students in grades 7th-12th . Star Academy Offered to 6-8th grade students who may have failed in middle school. Goal is to prepare students to reach 10th grade status. Admit 15 students each year. -Evening High School Program
. 20 students admitted each year . School session hours: 1-5 p.m. via virtual online program, . Designed for 11 and 12th graders . Non-traditional type of environment o Behavior modification/New Horizon . For those students in lieu of being expended or expelled, trying to transition back to home school. . Continue academic course work as well as electives. . School session hours: 7:45 a.m. – 3:10 p.m. . Offers school social worker and counselor to assist students. . Offers hands-on community outreach program.
-For additional information on these programs, contact 803-635- 4859.
• Be Great Academy (sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) Fairfield Magnet School for Arts & Science Geiger Elementary Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. Reduced rates available based on family income. For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/ • After School Care Chameleon Inspirations Learning Center Fairfield Elementary Fairfield Magnet School for Math & Science . Provides free after school care . Offers academic assistance and enrichment activities . Aims to improve academics, attendance, and discipline . Snack and transportation provided . For more information, call 803-815-0833
Florence • Florence 1 Alternative Program Doctor R.N. Beck Learning Center (Grades 7-12) . Serves students in grades 7-12. . Partnerships in the community to meet student needs such as McLeod Community Health Center, Weed and Seed, Pee Mental Health, Dept of Social Services, Dept of Juvenile Justice. . Offers Parent University sessions to provide parents opportunities to learn about the happenings the Center, their child’s progress, and become full partners in their child’s education. . Uniform required. . Students will transition back to home school once met the criteria. . For more information, visit school website: https://www.fsd1.org/schools/rnbeck/Pages/default.aspx
Reading Recovery Program All elementary schools . Offered to students who need additional help in reading and writing. . Aims to improve students reading ability and keep them from falling behind. . Students meet individually with a specially trained teacher for 30 minutes each day for an average of 12-20 weeks. Tutoring Services South Florence High School Extra Help Center . Provide assistance that aids students toward academic success and graduation. . Offers help with tutoring, attendance recovery, testing, and writing. . Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays before and after school depending on what area you need assistance in. See website for details: https://www.fsd1.org/schools/southflorence/Pages/StudentHelpCenter.aspx
All high schools . Offered to all students; contact school for more information • Florence 2 Alternative School HPEM CEAP Program . Contact School for more information on alternative services • Florence 3 Alternative Program Alternative Center for Education . For students in grades 6th-12th. . Students are accepted either through an administration hearing or parent choice. . Once students have completed a specific number of days at ACE and success in academics and behavior goals has been made, students have the option of returning to their home school. . Return to the home school is based on four factors: Attendance, Academic Achievement, Attitude, and Behavior. . Offers individual and group counseling services. . School session hours: 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. . For more information, visit the website: http://www.ace.florence3.k12.sc.us/
After School Program Lake City Elementary . After school program . Transportation included for children. . Homework assistance, literacy and math enrichment, as well as fitness component. . All students are welcome to participate. . 2:30-5:45 p.m.
• Florence 4 Alternative Program Timmonsville Alternative Learning . Students who may need an alternative environment due to discipline, attendance, behavior will be recommended. . After school setting after regular school session is over. . Will sometimes refer to Will Gray School or another facility.
• Florence 5 Alternative Program Tutoring Johnsonville Elementary . During school hours . Offered to students who need additional help in reading and math . After School . Provide assistance in all subjects. . Offered 3 days a week. . For more information, contact the school.
• 21st Century Community Learning Centers Elite Educational Services (Florence 1) Savannah Grove Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs. Left message for director. 664-2155
Georgetown • Alternative School Program Optional Education at Howard Adult Center • 21st Century Community Learning Center • After School/Enrichment Blueprint Leadership Academy Kensington Elementary McDonald Elementary Plantersville Elementary . Leadership academy offered to students to enhance life skills
Greenville • Alternative School Program Donaldson Career Center (6-8h grade) Harley Bonds Center (6-8th grade) West Greenville Center (6-8th grade) Sullivan Center High School Alternative Program (Grades 9-12th) Placed by the hearing officer or recommended by the school or parent (with support of school). Standard academic curriculum. Additional services in life skills such as anger management, social interactions, drug avoidance and self-discipline. Special education services are available to students with learning disabilities. Students may return to their home school when academic and behavioral goals have been met. For more information, visit the website: http://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/alt/index.asp
• High School Programs Star Academy Offered to 8th grade students who are overage or have failed 2 year curriculum at an accelerated pace in one year in order for the student to successfully enter the 10th grade Students are introduced to various careers and encouraged to seek community learning projects For more information, contact home school. Twilight School An alternative school environment offered to students in order to meet their academic needs Academic curriculum as well as learning of life skills For more information, contact home school. • After School Programs Frasee Dream Center Stone Academy (Elementary) League Academy (Middle) . Must receive free/reduced lunch for eligibility into program . Homework assistance and recreational activities included in curriculum . Provide dinner . 2:30-6:00 p.m. Monday-Friday . For more information, see website: http://www.frazeecenter.com/index.php See website: http://www.cisgreenville.org/ for additional information on all programs Creek Elementary (3rd-5th) Duncan Chapel Elementary (3rd-5th) Elementary (3rd-5th) Cleveland Elementary (3rd-5th) Woodmont Middle School (6th) . Operating 31 weeks of school year, Monday-Thursday 2:30-5:30 p.m. (elementary schools) and3:15-6:15 p.m. (middle school) . 35-75 students can be enrolled per school site. . Provides homework assistance, hands on academic enrichment, intensive behavior modification, incentive programs, service learning projects, extra- curricular activities, and family involvement activities. Upstate Circle of Friends Berea High Lakeview Middle . Aimed to provide quality programs and services to at risk students and their families. . Offers a range of programs from Backpack Meal, Counseling to an after school program . See website for more information: http://www.ucfgreenville.org/index.php
• Middle School Programs Tanglewood Middle School: Transition 6 Program (T6) Provides student with services and engaged in activities that are geared towards transitioning them into middle school and will follow them through eighth grade. Targeted for students who are having challenges academically; those with a need for organizational skills and goal setting; and those who possess a desire to succeed and put forth effort to improve previously identified areas of concern. Lakeview Middle School: Total Quality System (TQS) Provides at risk or needs based students on 2 Levels Level 1 focuses on prevention and accessible to all students. Level 2 provides services to students experiencing one or more risk factors that research suggests increase the likelihood of dropping out of school
Greenwood • Greenwood 51 Reading Recovery Ware Shoals Primary School . For students in grades K-3rd who are not meeting grade level reading standards. . Assistance during school hours. Alternative School Program Ware Shoals Alternative Program . For students in grades 6th-12th that needs to recover credits, having disciplinary or attendance issues. . Full high school diploma curriculum including computer based courses and teacher assistance. . Students housed at the high school during normal school session hours, but isolated from other students. . Offers counseling, have access to local Mental Health services, and other types of counseling services if needed. . For more information, call the high school, 864-456-7923. • Greenwood 52 Alternative School Program Ninety-Six Learning Center (6-12th grade) . Alternative environment for students in grades 6-12 up for expulsion. . For students who are in middle school that are two years behind academically and for high school students to complete diploma requirements. . School session hours: 7:45 a.m. – 3 p.m. . For more information, visit http://www.greenwood52.org/16711033114441640/site/default.asp
• Greenwood 50 Alternative School Program Genesis Education Center (6-12th grade) . Offers alternative setting for students who have behavioral problems, failed a course, needing to recover credits to move to next grade level. . Offers Credit Recovery Program, Jumpstart 1, Jumpstart 2, and Refocus Academy. . Dress code required. . See website for additional information on all programs: http://www.gwd50.org/Page/5939. . For more information, call 864-5400 Pearly Milton Reading Recovery Elementary schools . Neediest children first who need additional reading assistance. . Half the year in program.
• 21st Century Community Learning Center Greenwood 50 Mathews Elementary Merrywood Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs.
Hampton • Hampton 1 Alternative School Hampton 1 Academy for Success . For students in grades 7-12 that have went through an administrative hearing and recommended for program. . Located in a separate facility near the high school. . Offers core academic courses and electives. . Guidance counseling services available and school student social worker services if needed. . School session hours 7:50 a.m. -2:30 p.m. After School Programs Wade Hampton High School . RAAISE program . Offered to 9-12th grade students . Sessions include activities such as health, fitness, broadcasting, board games, study island, and credit recovery Ben Hazel Primary Hampton Elementary Varnville Elementary . Monday-Thursday program until 5:30 p.m. . Snack and transportation provided . Homework help and recreational activities
• Hampton 2 Alternative Program The Host Learning Center . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs. Horry • Alternative School Program Horry County Education Center Alternative school for middle and high school students that are having difficulties in traditional school setting. Aims to improve students’ behaviors in order to return to home school. Provides state standard academic curriculum, Apex for credit recovery, and Odyssey learning. Provides counseling For more information, visit the website: http://hcec.horrycountyschools.net/pages/Horry_County_Education_Center
• Early High School College All high schools Students from any high schools in the district can apply for this program; attend high school and college classes. Housed on Horry Georgetown Technical College’s campus, this program is designed to serve students who are misrepresented in college and for those who may be first- generation college graduates. Through a small learning environment, barriers can be removed to strengthen academics and work towards completion of college degree. For more information, visit the website:http://ec.horrycountyschools.net/pages/Early_College_High
• Reading Recovery Elementary schools Offered to first graders that need assistance in reading. Goals: to promote reading literacy skills, reduce the number of first graders struggling to read, and prevent long-term difficulties. 30 minute one-to-one sessions daily for 12-20 weeks. • Connect Program High Schools An alternative secondary school program for 9th grade students that have previously had issues in the traditional school setting Students participate in a career tract program at one of two career centers in the county For more information, contact David Stoudenmire - Academy for Technology and Academics (ATA) [email protected] or Robin Jones - Academy for the Arts, Science and Technology (AAST) [email protected] Jasper • Alternative School Program Project HOPE Alternative School . Alternative program for students in grades 6-12 that have academic or behavioral reasons. . Offers remediation opportunities, they can receive credit recovery, students utilize web based software to enhance instruction, they receive counseling that helps to improve self-esteem, social skills, and reduce disruptive behaviors. . Special programs/activities include anger management classes, life skills classes, technology classes, character education, family conferences, conflict resolution, and community service. . For more information, visit http://www.jcsd.net/Default.asp?PN=Pages&SubP=Level1&DivisionID=6672 &DepartmentID=0&SubDepartmentID=0&PageID=10257&keyword=alternati ve
• After School Programs Jasper County Schools Hardeeville Elementary Hardeeville Middle Ridgeland Elementary Ridgeland Middle Ridgeland High Hardeeville High . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool program. . Program times: 3:00-5:45 p.m. . Provides students’ academic tutoring, snack, and sports activities. . For more information, contact the school. Kershaw • Corrective Reading All schools Aimed to improve students reading level Individual assistance to meet students’ needs For more information, contact the school • Be Great Academy (sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) Blaney Elementary Camden Middle Doby Mills Elementary Lugoff-Elgin Middle North Central Middle Pine Tree Hill Elementary Stover Elementary Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. Reduced rates available based on family income. For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/ • Alternative School Program Continuous Learning Center For students in grades 6-12 that has been referred by school administrator. State standard academic curriculum implemented. Counseling services available to all students. May return to home school once parent and faculty feel the student is ready. For more information, visit http://clc.kcsdschools.com/home
Lancaster • Alternative School Program Lancaster Alternative School - Barr Street Campus . Offers setting for middle and high school students separate from one another. . State standard academic curriculum At-Risk Program Barr Street Learning Center . Program offered to students in the alternative school setting. . Provides additional guidance on behavioral issues. Parenting Program Barr Street Learning Center . Purpose to create family connections. . Offered to middle/high school parents whose child is attending the alternative program . 14 weeks total, once a week meeting. . Learn parenting skills, gain advice on how to help child having difficulties. • GEAR UP Lancaster High Andrew Jackson High Offered to all students to provide information and resources in preparation for college. Offered during school hours. • STEP All high schools Prevention program for teen dating and sexual assault Modeled program with set curriculum . Interactive activities . During PE and Health classes • After School Programs Lancaster School District Brooklyn Springs Elementary McDonald Green Elementary North Elementary Clinton Elementary Kershaw Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment assistance through after school program. . Program hours: 2:30-5:30 p.m. . 40 students’ maximum per school. . Provides transportation to all students. . For more information, contact each school.
Laurens • Laurens 55 Alternative School Program Laurens Preparatory Academy (Grades 6-12) . For students in grades 6-12. . State standard academic curriculum . Students must be recommended by the District Hearing Officer, by parental choice or by an I.E.P. team. . For more information, contact Dr. Debbie Fulton 864-984-2211 After School Program Ford Elementary . Offered Monday-Friday 3:30-5:50 . Maximum of 50 students allowed from grades 3-5 . Students receive academic instruction in math and reading as well as recreational activities . For more information, contact Emily F Parks at the school. Twilight Program Laurens District High . Credit recovery program for students . After school, 3:45-5:15 Monday – Thursday . Restore lost credits in English, Math, Science, and Social Studies through computer software. . For more information, contact Mrs. Sonya Bryant 864-682-3151. • Laurens 56 Alternative School Program Not a formal alternative school Students that need an alternative setting should contact school guidance counselor or principal for recommendations Reading Recovery All elementary schools . Provides reading instruction to identified first graders that need additional assistance . Individual or small group instruction . For more information, contact school.
Lee • Alternative School Program Lee County Academic Learning Center . For students in grades 6-12. . Every school district is required to offer an alternative school program to serve students at risk of being suspended for extended periods or those at risk of being expelled. . • After School Programs Bishopville Primary Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool program. Provides homework assistance, community enrichment projects, and physical activities. Transportation provided. Monday –Thursday 2:30-5:30 p.m. For more information, contact the school.
West Lee Elementary Available for students in grades 2-5 can participate Homework assistance provided as well as enrichment activities Snack and transportation provided • Academic Assistance Bishopville Primary During School . 80 children selected to receive academic assistance in small groups. . Focus on different areas of reading.
West Lee Elementary During School
. Students in grades K-3 are provided tutoring
Reading Intervention . For children who need additional assistance in reading . One on one instruction provided
Lexington • Lexington 1 Be Great Academy (sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) Lake Murray Elementary New Providence Elementary Oak Grove Elementary Rocky Creek Elementary Saxe Gotha Elementary White Knoll Elementary . Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. . Reduced rates available based on family income. . For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/ Alternative School FOCUS Program . Offered to students in grades 6-12th in lieu of expulsion. . School session 8 a.m.- . Provides skills for academics and behavior intervention . For more information, visit their website http://rclc.lexington1.net:8019/ 21st Century Learning Center • Lexington 2 After School Tutoring Congaree Elementary Davis Early Childhood Center for Technology Pineview Elementary Taylor Elementary . Provides academic assistance to students in grades 3-5. . For more information, contact school principal. Reading Recovery BC #1 Grammar School . Selected Kindergarten and first grade students. . Provides literacy support to gain necessary skills. . 30 minutes each day, Monday-Thursday. After School Daycare All elementary schools After school tutoring and daycare for students in grades 3-5 For more information, contact Tiffany Jones, 240-4559, [email protected] About Face Located at Brookland Baptist Church An after school and summer enrichment program to provide elementary school students hands-on learning Aimed at improving academic standards For more information, contact school counselor Free Tutoring After School BC #1 Grammar School Saluda River Academy for the Arts . Schools will pay for free tutoring in ELA, Math, and/or Science to all students in grades 3-5. . Parents can choose which service from list of tutoring programs . For more information, contact school. Nehemiah Project BC #1 Grammar School Wood Elementary Taylor Elementary . Provides students and families tutoring and wellness services. . For more information, contact Rev. Scooter Scott at 803-231-8394. Elementary Alternative Program Pair Education Center . An alternative setting for students in grades K-5 that have difficulties in a traditional school. . For additional information, contact the school principal. Alternative School Pair Education Center . Designed for students in grades 6-12th in lieu of expulsion. . Dress code enforced. . For more information, visit the website https://sites.google.com/a/lex2.org/schools-gec/home High School Tutoring Brookland Cayce High School . After school academic assistance in all courses . Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:30-4:30 in Room 118 . For more information, contact Terry Boone 791-5100. Credit Recovery Brookland-Cayce High School Airport High School . Online credit recovery program for high school students. . Contact schools for more information. Lunch Learning Center Airport High School . Study hall during lunch time designed for students that did not complete homework. • Lexington 3 HOPE Program(After School) Batesburg-Leesville Elementary School . After school program for students in grades 3-5. . A maximum of 120 children enrolled in the program. . Provides academic assistance and enrichment opportunities including fieldtrips and summer programs. . Monday-Thursday 2:30-5:30 p.m. with snack and transportation provided. . For more information, contact school. Alternative School SIR Program at Batesburg-Leesville Middle/High . For students in grades 7th-12th up for expulsion; hearing officer determines eligibility. . Housed at the high school, separate from other students. . Online study through APEX software program and instructors for each core subject . For additional information, contact the high school
• Lexington 4 Alternative Program SIR Program at Swansea High School . For students in grades 7th-12th up for expulsion; hearing officer determines eligibility. . Housed at the high school, separate from other students. . Online study through APEX software program and instructors for each core subject . School session hours: 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. . Middle school students can transition back every nine weeks; High school students can each semester . For additional information, contact the high school. Swansea High Freshman Academy Separate school in its own building for 9th grade students. Goal is to increase academic success for students to enter 10th grade. Tutoring available for all subjects School hours: 7:50 a.m. - 3:10 p.m. For more information, visit the website: https://sites.google.com/a/lexington4.net/shfa/
• Lexington 5 Alternative Academy for Success For students in grades 6-12 that has difficulties in the traditional school setting. Utilizes a Positive Behavioral and Intervention Support (PBIS) model school-wide in order to create positive change in students. Offers state standard academic curriculum including core classes and some electives. Provides school social worker services. School session: M,T,Th, Fri 8:25 – 3:30 p.m. W 9:25 a.m. -3:30 p.m. For more information, visit website: http://www.lexrich5.org/AlternativeAcademy.cfm Be Great Academy (sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) Harbison West Elementary Lake Murray Elementary Seven Oaks Elementary . Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. . Reduced rates available based on family income. . For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/ Challenging Horizons Program (CHP) Seven Oaks Elementary . After School program designed for students to receive help in academic assistance, healthy eating and physical education. . Monday-Friday 2:45- 5:45 p.m. with transportation included . For more information, contact Shannon DuVall, Site Director at [email protected]. H.E. Corley Elementary . Academic assistance after school program for 2-5th grade students. . Monday-Thursday 3-5:30 p.m. . For more information, contact the school.
Marion • Alternative School Program Success Academy at Palmetto Learning Center Alternative setting for students having difficulties with traditional school setting. Focus on the positive behaviors rather than negative in order to rehabilitate students back to home school. Traditional school hours. Offers counseling to all students and local Mental Health and Behavioral Health Services. For more information, contact your home school. • GEAR UP Program All high schools Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) offers students education on academic achievement and college awareness. Follows selected middle school students through high school to prepare them for the future. • 21st Century Community Learning Center Apple program-Technology Johnakin Middle Marion Intermediate . After school program for students . Instruction on math enrichment, computer technology, karate . Students register on first come, first served basis; waiting list offered if at full capacity . Provides homework assistance . Provides transportation and snack . 3:30-6:30 p.m., Monday –Friday . For more information, contact Nancy Etman at 843-423-1811 Apple Program-Arts McCormick Elementary Palmetto Middle . After school program for students. . Instruction in dance, karate, chorus, art. . 3:30-6:30p.m., Monday-Friday . Transportation provided and snack . Provided Homework assistance . Students register on first come, first served basis; waiting list offered if at full capacity . For more information, contact Nancy Etman at 843-423-1811
Marlboro • Alternative School Program Infinity Marlboro Students who are having discipline and behavioral issues in 6th-12th grade. Offers standard academic curriculum and limited elective classes. Provides counseling through local partnerships in the community. School session hours 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. For more information, contact home school principal. • 21st Century Community Learning Center Marlboro Count School District Bennettsville Middle Blenheim Elementary Clio Elementary Clio Middle Marlboro County High McColl Elementary McColl Middle . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs.
McCormick • Alternative School Program Relevant Education And Learning (REAL) Academy Serves students in grades 6-12 that are overage for grade level by 2 or more years and/or having behavior problems Provides counseling through local mental health center State standard curriculum and APEX learning for credit recovery School session hours: 7:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. For more information, call 864-443-0074 • 21st Century Community Learning Center McCormick Elementary McCormick Middle McCormick High After school program for students in 3rd-12th grade 3:30-6:00 p.m., Monday-Friday Each day, students attend 3 classes; homework center, activity based (PE, Arts, etc.), tutoring Each day is focused ona different subject or club Snack and transportation provided For more information, contact school
Newberry • Be Great Academy (sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) Boundary Street Elementary Gallman Elementary Little Mountain Elementary Mid-Carolina Middle Newberry Elementary Newberry Middle Pomaria-Garmany Elementary Prosperity-Rickard Elementary Reuben Elementary Whitmire Elementary Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. Reduced rates available based on family income. For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/
• Alternative School Program Newberry Alternative Program .
Oconee • Alternative School Program Code Academy Students in grades 6-12th that have been recommended by base school and accepted by a committee. Academic curriculum implemented through direct instruction, group work, online instruction, distance learning, and technology. For more information, visit the website: http://www.oconee.k12.sc.us/GignilliatPark.cfm.
• Trio Programs Seneca High School Provide academic and motivational support to first-generation (neither parent has a bachelor's degree) and income-eligible students 2 of these are specific to high school students. . Upward Bound (UP) . Designed to help student’s bridge gap between secondary school and college. . Provides financial and academic resources. . ETS . Provides academic support and cultural exposure to students in order to understand educational opportunities. . Provides financial and academic resources. • Reading Recovery All elementary schools Selected first grade students. Provides literacy support to gain necessary skills. 30 minutes each day, Monday-Thursday. For more information on other Recovery Programs,contact the school.
• After-School Program Foothills YMCA Blue Ridge Elementary Keowee Elementary Walhalla Elementary Westminster Elementary James Brown Elementary . After school program for students in grades K4-5 . Curriculum includes homework/reading time daily . Snack provided . Monday-Friday 2:24-5:30, extended time until 6:00 with additional fee . Fees required, assistance available upon request . For more information, visit the website: http://www.y4all.org/home.html or call 864-888-0622
Orangeburg • Orangeburg 3 Alternative School Infinity Orangeburg . For students in grades 6-12 based on discipline, attendance, academic and social issue; at times for parental request . Offers direct instruction as well as online K12 Aventa Learning program . Offers behavior status program to motivate students to improve behavior . Added community service component where students work with local organizations . Offers student clubs such as Public Speaking/Debate and Photography . For more information, call 803-496-3152 • Orangeburg 4 Alternative School The STAR Center for Learning . Alternative School setting for middle and high school students. . Dress code enforced . Counseling services available . Uses a Behavior Education Program (BEP) model to improve academic performance, suspension reduction, credit acquisition, problem solving, and social skills. . For more information, see the website: http://scl.orangeburg4.schoolfusion.us/modules/cms/announce.phtml?sessi onid=479d20e617f6fb909902a36c1cabe217&sessionid=479d20e617f6fb909 902a36c1cabe217. . Students attend 1 of 4 programs within school: . Disciplinary Placement Referred from the District Hearing Panel resulting from disciplinary action. . Honors Classes For students who want to take AP classes. . Jump Start to High School (JSHS) Offered to 8th grade students who are too old for their present grade level to receive high school credits toward graduation. . Middle Grades Matter (MGM) Intense academic interventions for middle school students who are overage for their grade level. • Orangeburg 5 Dropout Prevention Middle and High schools . In collaboration with students, parents, and the community, programs are in place to reduce dropout rates and increase awareness of dropouts. . 9th Grade Transition Program Offered to 8th grade student’s borderline from failing. Spend 6 weeks in a summer remediation program. . Academy of Excellence Program Designed for middle school student’s overage that is struggling in school. Program includes 2 summer sessions and 1 school year term. Save the Children Program Bethune-Bowman Elementary Dover Elementary . Offered to students who need assistance in reading. . Students selected from the Accelerated Reader Program. . Implements reading strategies in 2 ways: . After School Monday-Thursday, 3:30-5:30 Rotation schedule to meet student needs in literacy Transportation and snack provided. . In school Monday-Thursday students meet with instructors for 30 minutes. Alternative School Nelson C. Nix Educational Center for Excellence . Serves at risk students in middle and high school that have been unsuccessful in traditional school settings. . Provides mentoring and services through community partnerships including counseling. . Offers a variety of programs to meet students’ needs: . Girls Circle Group Support group for girls 9-18 years old. Uses model to develop skills to increase own talents such as strength, courage, confidence. . Men on the Move (MOM) Offered to male students who are first generation in their family to earn BA from accredited college or university. . Helping Individuals through Technology, Education, Counseling and Careers (HI TECC) For students who have been held back and unable to graduate with original class. GPA under 2.0 and at least 10 credits toward graduation. . Support Program for Expelled Students For students who have been expelled due to disciplinary action. After school program, allows students to earn credits towards graduation or next grade level. . 9th Grade Transition For identified 8th grade students who are borderline of failing at end of school year. Attend 6 week summer session . OCSC5 Expelled Students Re-Entry Offered to students who are transferring into district from another alternative program. Must spend at least 6-9 months before transitioning back to traditional school setting. . South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice Re-Entry For students who have been released from DJJ . Expulsion Held Abeyance For middle and high school students who have been recommended by hearing officer in lieu of expulsion. . Academy of Excellence For overage middle school students that struggle academically and socially. Spend two summer school sessions and one school year term. • Palmetto Mentoring Orangeburg 5 Project Life-Positeen . One-on-one mentoring for elementary age students • 21st Century Community Learning Center Orangeburg Area Boys & Girls Club (Orangeburg 3) Elloree Elementary Elloree Middle Holly Hill Roberts Middle . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs. Orangeburg 5 Bethune-Bowman Elementary Dover Elementary Marshal Elementary Rivelon Elementary Whittaker Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs.
Pickens • Alternative School Program John T. Simpson Alternative Center for Education (Unknown Ages) . Offered for students in 6th-12th grade that needs an alternative setting. . Separate middle and high school programs. . Uniforms required. . Standard academic curriculum with some electives. . Counseling services provided. . For more information, visit the website: http://pickens.sace.schoolfusion.us/modules/cms/announce.phtml?sessioni d=3c080983cec6aa13d2a1eb9044c757e8
• Reading Intervention All elementary schools . Reading assistance program offered for identified students. . Provides students individual assistance 30 minutes daily. • 21st Century Community Learning Center Pickens County Schools A.R. Lewis Elementary . After school program . For more information, contact the school. Pickens Middle . After school program . Transportation provided. . For more information, contact the school.
Richland • Alternative School Programs Alternative Program Olympia Learning Center . For students in grades 6-12 having difficulties in the traditional school setting. . Offers standard core subjects curriculum, online assistance instruction, work study programs, service learning, electives . For more information, visit the website: http://olympia.richlandone.org/ . Offers 4 programs: . Educational High Support Program 9:00 a.m.-3:15 p.m. . High School Program 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. . Junior Success Program 9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. . Evening School 4:30-8:00 p.m. • After School Programs 21st Century Community Learning Centers Burton-Pack Elementary Burnside Elementary E.E. Taylor Elementary . Operates Monday-Friday, after school . Snack and transportation provided . Designed to improve students quality of life . Includes academic/homework assistance . For more information, contact school Be Great Academy (Sponsored by the Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) EE Taylor Elementary Mill Creek Elementary Rosewood Elementary Watkins-Nance Elementary . Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. . Reduced rates available based on family income. . For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/ • School Climate Initiative C.A. Johnson High Columbia High Eau Claire High Lower Richland High W.J. Keenan High . Provides academic and behavioral intervention. • 21st Century Community Learning Center The Assignment Agency (Lower Richland, North east Columbia, West Columbia/Cayce area) Bibleway Church of Atlas Rd Brookland Baptist Church The Meeting Place International . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs. Richland County Recreation Foundation (Richland 1) John P. Thomas Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs. Alcorn Middle Burton-Pack Elementary Columbia High Heyward Gibbs Middle Hyatt Park Elementary Keenan High W.A. Perry Middle W.G. Sanders Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs.
• Richland 2 Alternative Program Ann Boyd School . For students in grades 6-12 that needs an alternative setting . Dress code required . Student spends a minimum of 45 days (9 weeks); eligible for return to home school if met all program requirements . For more information, visit school website: https://www.richland2.org/abs/pages/default.aspx
Blythewood Academy . For students in grades 6-12 that needs an alternative setting for discipline, attendance, or other reasons. . Dress code required . School starts 8 a.m. with the exception to 9 a.m. on Wednesdays. . Student spends a minimum of 45 days (9 weeks); eligible for return to home school if met all program requirements . For more information, see the website: https://www.richland2.org/ba/pages/default.aspx
Be Great Academy (Boys and Girls Club of the Midlands) Blythewood Middle Bridge Creek Elementary Dent Middle Kelly Mill Middle Killian Middle Longleaf Middle Rice Creek Elementary Round Top Elementary Windsor Elementary . Youth after school development program focusing on education and career development; character and leadership development; sports and fitness; health and life skills; sports, fitness and recreation; and the arts. . Reduced rates available based on family income. . For more information, visit the website: http://bgadev.com/
Richland 2 Forest Lake Elementary Joseph Keels Elementary Killian Elementary Longleaf Middle L.W. Conder Elementary . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs.
Saluda • Alternative School Program Saluda Opportunity Academy For students in grades 5-12 that is having difficulties in the traditional school setting. Provides standard academic curriculum and community service requirements. For more information, see the website: http://www.saludaschools.org/Page/2120 Tutoring at Saluda High TIGER program . Wednesdays 3:30-4:30 S.C.O.R.E program . Mondays and Thursdays 3:30-4:30
Freshman Academy Saluda High . Offered to freshman in the high school to ensure completion of high school . Holds students accountable for academic work . For more information, contact the school
Spartanburg • Alternative School Program Spartanburg 1-7 Myles W. Whitlock Flexible Learning Center . For students in 6-12th that have difficulties in the traditional school setting. . Provides Character Education and Community Service Program to enhance knowledge on public matters within the community . Standard academic curriculum . Offers guidance to all students . For more information, see website: http://whitlock.spartanburg7.org/
• Spartanburg 1 After School Program at the Boys & Girls Club of the Upstate O.P. Earle Elementary . Provides academic and enrichment activities including homework assistance . Snack provided . Operates Monday-Friday 2:30-6:30 . Fees are free or $5 per school year . For more information, contact the school or visit the website: http://www.bgcusc.org/default.aspx
• Spartanburg 2 After School Program at the Boys & Girls Club of the Upstate Chesnee Elementary . Provides academic and enrichment activities including homework assistance . Snack provided . Operates Monday-Friday 2:30-6:30 . Fees are free or $5 per school year . For more information, contact the school or visit the website: http://www.bgcusc.org/default.aspx
• Spartanburg 3 After School Program at the Boys & Girls Club of the Upstate Pacolet Elementary . Provides academic and enrichment activities including homework assistance . Snack provided . Operates Monday-Friday 2:30-6:30 . Fees are free or $5 per school year . For more information, contact the school or visit the website: http://www.bgcusc.org/default.aspx
• Spartanburg 4 • Spartanburg 5 Byrnes Freshman Academy . Offered to 9th grade students that need an alternative setting. . Students come from various backgrounds . Located in own building, close to Byrnes High School . Offers Athletics . For more information, see website: http://www.spart5.net/jbfa/site/default.asp
• Spartanburg 6 After School Program Arcadia Elementary Jesse S. Bobo Elementary Lone Oak Elementary Woodland Heights Elementary Fairforest Elementary Fairforest Middle . Provides academic assistance and enrichment activities . Transportation and snack provided. . For more information, contact the school. • Spartanburg 7 After School Program at the Boys & Girls Club of the Upstate Cleveland Elementary Mary H. Wright Elementary Carver Middle School . Provides academic and enrichment activities including homework assistance . Snack provided . Operates Monday-Friday 2:30-6:30 . Fees are free or $5 per school year . For more information, contact the school or visit the website: http://www.bgcusc.org/default.aspx
Life Resource Center Fairforest Middle Spartanburg High . Provides free academic and enrichment activities though afterschool/summer programs.
Sumter • Alternative School Academic Learning Center Brewington Academy Offered to give students in 6th-12th grades for a second chance in lieu of discipline actions Provides students individual, group and academic counseling. Uniform required For more information, see district website: http://district.sumterschools.net/site_res_view_folder.aspx?id=43c92d18-6d2f-4fbb- 8d9c-a452aa45688d
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Union • Alternative School Program Achievement Academy For students that are having difficulties in the traditional school setting Student must be recommended State standard academic curriculum For more information, contact school
Williamsburg • Alternative School Program Williamsburg 1 Character Academy (Unknown Ages) . Every school district is required to offer an alternative school program to serve students at risk of being suspended for extended periods or those at risk of being expelled. • After School Program Kenneth Gardner Elementary Kingstree Elementary St. Mark Elementary After school program that provides reading and math instruction; enrichment activities to increase academic achievement Snack and transportation provided. Offers field trips For more information, contact Ms. Burch 843-355-7233
York • York 1 Alternative School York One Academy . Offered to middle and high schools students that need a non-traditional school setting . Partners with community organizations to offer service learning projects for students. . • York 2 Alternative School Blue Eagle Academy (Grades 5-12) . For students in middle and high school that need an alternative setting . Admission based on referral from district resource officer, referral from home school and at times from parent . Uniform required . For more information, see website: http://www.clover.k12.sc.us/Page/27 . Offers 3 programs . Academics . Basic Training . Challenge Program
• York 3 Challenger After-School Program All elementary schools . Academic enrichment program offered to students in K-5th grades . 2:30-6:00 Monday-Friday . Daily schedule includes homework help, snack time, healthy activities and a curriculum. . Fees required . Contact the school for more information Alternative Program Renaissance Academy . Self-paced alternative school that serves secondary students. . Aims to improve academically and socially . Provides school therapist . For more information, see website: http://ra.rock-hill.k12.sc.us/
Phoenix Academy . Offered to high school students that would like a non-traditional school setting. . Must apply and be accepted . Flexible learning environment; offers in class instruction, online instruction and evening classes . For more information, see website: http://pa.rock-hill.k12.sc.us/
Rebound Program . Offered for middle school students that are having difficulties in the traditional school setting. . School session: 8:30 a.m. – 3:15 p.m. . Provides core academic classes; PE and guidance . Uniform policy . Strict guidelines . For more information, see website: http://rb.rock-hill.k12.sc.us/
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