SIATech schools has three primary goals as part of its Local Control and Accountability Plan, otherwise known as the LCAP. These goals include providing high-quality equitable instruction, delivering its CTE program (Career Technical Education), and serving as a trauma-informed system with teachers and leaders skilled at meeting the social and emotional needs of all students. See The Story
Student Voting Matters! Are you registered to vote? Many students are new to voting and aren’t aware of the process. In 2008, 21% of young people ages 18-29 said they weren’t registered to vote because they missed the registration deadline. 6% said they didn’t know where or how to register. Registration Deadline California: The deadline See The Story
Thank You Teachers! Please join me in thanking our wonderful teachers who effectively engage with our students every day and support their goals for the future. Our teachers are so much more than content specialists. They are dynamic professionals who meet students where they are and encourage them to pursue their dreams. They are competent, See The Story
SIATech is currently seeking employers, educators and community members to serve on their advisory committees in Oceanside, Chula Vista and El Centro twice a year. The purpose of the Advisory Committee is to get input from education, business, and industry partners in the Healthcare and IT fields on the subject matter being taught, labor market See The Story
SIATech received the final presentation by the AdvancED Review Team today. The organization was commended for meeting the rigorous requirements of this prestigious full-accreditation recognition and will recommended for accreditation to the AdvancEd Accreditation Commission. The accreditation applies to SIATech as an organization as well as all MYcroSchool and SIATech schools in its network. Leonard See The Story
by Ernie Silva The School for Integrated Academics and Technologies (SIATech) is California’s first dropout recovery school to adopt UC approved a-g courses available to all students. UC utilizes “a-g” subject requirements to ensure that students have attained a body of general knowledge that will provide breadth and perspective to new, more advanced study. To See The Story
