William Daylor High School is an Elk Grove Unified School District alternative continuation high school in Sacramento that offers flexible scheduling and credit-recovery services and operates an on-site licensed child development center to support pregnant and parenting teen students.
William Daylor High School is an alternative continuation high school in the Elk Grove Unified School District that provides credit-recovery and flexible scheduling options for students who have fallen behind in credits. The school emphasizes small class sizes and personalized instruction in a compact learning environment.
The school uses a condensed course structure with a five-period day and a quarter system that allows students to make accelerated progress toward graduation. Career Technical Education is offered in areas related to working with children and can include opportunities to earn college credit.
An on-site licensed child development center serves pregnant and parenting teen students and requires standard enrollment health documentation. The site provides family supports linked to coursework and student services, and parents may participate in school activities and volunteer opportunities.
A licensed child development center that provides childcare for pregnant and parenting teen students enrolled in Elk Grove Unified School District; enrollment requires current immunizations and a physician's report and other health documentation.
A career-technical education course offering an overview of careers involving work with children; students practice guidance, lesson planning, age-appropriate activities and classroom management and may qualify for early childhood education units at Cosumnes River College.
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