A–G Guide, University of California (UC) Nonclassroom-based/independent study schools
The policy that governs the instructional conditions under which “nonclassroom-based Independent study programs/schools” are eligible to establish and maintain a–g course lists for UC and California State University admissions.
California Consortium for Independent Study (CCIS)
Educators in all professional roles involved in the operation of independent study may participate in the CCIS, which offers conferences and workshops to highlight best practices in independent study.
Charter Schools
Public schools that provide instruction in any kindergarten through grade twelve that are created or organized by a group of teachers, parents, community leaders or a community-based organization.
Resources for Educational Options Programs
Information to support academic and social-emotional development and youth engagement in schools.
School Pathways
Service and support agency to help local educational agencies effectively manage their independent study programs and improve program compliance.
The listed resources are intended to provide access to information. The inclusion of an opportunity or resource is neither an endorsement nor recommendation by the California Department of Education.