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Outreach Involvement Center Alternative Education
& therapeutic Day treatment program
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Jamar Cephus is a student at Outreach Involvement Center. Jamar stated during his interview that he want to get a second chance to get his high school diploma. Since enrollment Jamar has been working really hard to accomplished that goal.
The O.I.C. Alternative Education Program is designed to provide services to students who are overaged and under credit a curriculum program to keep them on track academically. We provide an opportunity to successfully transition back into the student's home school district or into another alternate educational setting.
On line instruction and group support are both available, and the on-line credit recovery curriculum is customized to pick up where the student left off in school, keeping them on track. In addition to scholastic assistance, each student is provided counseling services, as behavioral issues are often related to suspension or expulsion from school.
Who can enroll?
Once a student has been expelled, dropped out he/she may be referred to the program by their home school district, counselor, probation officer or family. Youth who are on probation and who have aged out of the traditional school setting are also eligible to receive services. Services are available for students in both general and special education in middle and high school.
Staff include: PhD. in Psychology, Master Social Worker, AP, Licensed Special Education Instructors, program managers, QMHP and life learning coaches. All O.I.C. staff have completed Tova Training, and are CPR certified.
Hours:
Office Monday-Friday, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Alternative Education Monday-Friday
Classes 9:00a.m.- 2:15p.m.
Year Round Program
36 Instructional Weeks
16 Weeks for Breaks
The O.I.C. Alternative Education Program is designed to provide services to students who are overaged and under credit a curriculum program to keep them on track academically. We provide an opportunity to successfully transition back into the student's home school district or into another alternate educational setting.
On line instruction and group support are both available, and the on-line credit recovery curriculum is customized to pick up where the student left off in school, keeping them on track. In addition to scholastic assistance, each student is provided counseling services, as behavioral issues are often related to suspension or expulsion from school.
Who can enroll?
Once a student has been expelled, dropped out he/she may be referred to the program by their home school district, counselor, probation officer or family. Youth who are on probation and who have aged out of the traditional school setting are also eligible to receive services. Services are available for students in both general and special education in middle and high school.
Staff include: PhD. in Psychology, Master Social Worker, AP, Licensed Special Education Instructors, program managers, QMHP and life learning coaches. All O.I.C. staff have completed Tova Training, and are CPR certified.
Hours:
Office Monday-Friday, 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Alternative Education Monday-Friday
Classes 9:00a.m.- 2:15p.m.
Year Round Program
36 Instructional Weeks
16 Weeks for Breaks
GRADUATE WITH O.I.C.
Receive A High School Diploma
Inquire About Details - (804) 918-6128
Receive A High School Diploma
Inquire About Details - (804) 918-6128
