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K-12 School District and Community College Partnerships What Is The K-12 School District and Community College Partnerships What is the school district/Community College partnership agreement? The University of La Verne offers an institutional award applied toward the cost of tuition to qualified employees of our school district/community college partners. The institutional award will be based upon the student’s full- time or half-time enrollment status at the University. What type of employment is required to qualify for the institutional award? You must be employed as either a full-time employee or a permanent part-time employee. Day-to-day substitute teaching does not qualify. Which University of La Verne programs qualify for the award? Most of our degree and credential programs qualify for the institutional award. The candidate must be officially admitted to the qualifying program. The programs that are excluded are: traditional-aged undergraduate programs at the central campus, programs offered through the College of Law, MS in Physician Assistant program and our non-degree Professional Development courses. The University reserves the right to modify these programs at any time. Which school districts/community colleges do you have partnership agreements with? This is the list of partnership school districts/community colleges as of November 2019. This list is updated as more partnerships are formed or renewed. School District Expiration Date of Agreement Alliance Collins Family College Ready High School Anaheim Elementary School District Antelope Valley Union High School District Apple Valley Unified School District Arcadia Unified School District Arvin Union School District Bakersfield City School District Baldwin Park Unified School District Bassett Unified School District Barstow Unified School District Beardsley School District Bellflower Union School District Bright Star Schools Castaic Union School District Chaffey Joint Union High School District Charter Oak Unified School District Chatsworth Charter High School Coachella Valley Unified School District Corona Norco Unified School District Cucamonga School District Delano Union School District Delano Join Union High School District Desert Sands Unified School District Desert Trails Preparatory Academy K-12 Partnership List – Page 1 Updated November 16, 2019 Duarte Unified School District Edison School District El Rancho Union School District Etiwanda School District Excelsior Charter School Fillmore Unified School District Fontana Unified School District General Shafter School District Greenfield Union School District Hacienda La Puente Unified School District Hesperia Unified School District Jurupa Unified School District Kern County Superintendent of Schools Kernville Union School District La Canada Unified School District Lamont School District Lancaster School District Learn4Life Charter Schools= Antelope Valley Learning Academy, Crescent View South, Crescent View West Public Chart, Desert Sands Public Charter, Diego Plus Education Corp, Lifelong Learning Admin Corp, Mission View Public Charter, Western Ed Corp Alta Vista, Western Ed Corp Orange Co Lost Hills Union School District Lowell Joint School District Lucerne Valley Unified School District McFarland Unified School District McKittrick School District Moorpark Unified School District Moreno Valley Unified School District Muroc Joint Unified School District National College Resource Foundation Newhall School District Ocean View School District, Oxnard Ontario Montclair School District Orange County Superintendent of Schools Oro Grande School District Oxnard School District Oxnard Union High School District Palmdale Unified School District Panama-Buena Vista School District Paramount Unified School District Pleasant Valley School District Pomona Unified School District Rialto Unified School District Richland School District Rio Unified School District Rio Bravo-Greeley Union School District San Bernardino City Unified School District San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools San Jose Charter Academy Santa Maria Joint Union High School District Santa Paula Elementary School District Saugus Union School District K-12 Partnership List – Page 2 Updated November 16, 2019 Snowline Joint Unified School District Standard School District Summit Leadership Academy Tehachapi Unified School District Ventura County Emergency Medical Service Ventura County Office of Education Victor Elementary School District Victor Valley Union High School District Walnut Valley Unified School District Wasco Union Elementary School District Wasco Union High School District Westminster School District Westside Union School District Whittier Christian High School William S. Hart Union High School District Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District To whom should the school district send the employment verification letter? If your major is… Employment verification goes to… M.S. Educational Counseling / Pupil University of La Verne Personnel Services: School Counseling Regional & Online Campuses M.S. School Psychology / Pupil Attn: Pam Bergovoy Personnel Services: School Psychology 1950 Third Street La Verne, CA 91750 Education Specialist: Mild/Moderate University of La Verne M.Ed. Special Emphasis Regional & Online Campuses M.S. Special Education Studies Attn: Judy Henson MAT: Multiple Subject Credential 1950 Third Street MAT: Single Subject Credential La Verne, CA 91750 Employment verification should be on official school district letterhead from the personnel office or pay stub if you are not able to get a letter. The institutional award will be processed after it has been confirmed that the candidate is officially admitted to a qualifying program and is enrolled at least half-time in the term in which the employment verification is received. The institutional award will not be applied to previous terms of enrollment. Community College Expiration Date of Agreement Allan Hancock College Bakersfield College Barstow Community College Cerritos College Chaffey College Citrus College Coastline College College of the Desert Fullerton College College of the Canyons College of the Desert K-12 Partnership List – Page 3 Updated November 16, 2019 Glendale Community College Irvine Valley College Moorpark Community College Mt San Jacinto College San Joaquin Valley College Mt SAC College Orange Coast College Oxnard College Rio Hondo College Saddleback College San Bernardino Community College District San Bernardino Valley College Santa Barbara City College Ventura College Victor Valley College West Kern Community College District (Taft College) K-12 Partnership List – Page 4 Updated November 16, 2019 .
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