Our Divisions

• Multiple Pathways: Options for students who have previously dropped out (or those with low high school credits) to return to school through an "educational pathway." These pathways are designed to assist students in earning their high school diploma or its equivalent.
  • Re-Engagement Center: Start your search for re-enrollment and GED resources here, at this one-stop program for students and their families.
  • Gateway to College: A dual-enrollment program for students who have dropped out of school, allowing them to earn their high school diploma and college credits simultaneously.
  • Educational Options Programs (EOPs): Also sometimes called "Twilight Programs", the EOPs option allows students and adults over the age of 17 to continue earning credits towards a high school diploma through afternoon classes.
  • Accelerated High School Programs: A method for students to get back on track and earn credits towards graduation in less than 3 years.
  • Community-Based GED and Literacy Programs: Resources for earning your GED.
  • Literacy Programs: Resources for literacy for overage students.
• Transition Services: Alternative school settings and supports designed for students whose educational and social/emotional needs are not being met in the conventional classroom setting.
  • Transition Schools: Alternative school settings for students who have committed Level 2 violations of the Code of Conduct, providing a program for educational, social, and emotional development.
  • RETI-WRAP Program: Assisting students returning from court-ordered placement in determining an appropriate educational assignment.
  • Philadelphia Learning Academies (PLA's): Educational sites for students who have been expelled, providing structured classrooms and personalized learning strategies.
  • Cross Functional Team: Learn more about the staff who monitor students going through the transition process. Information about the Transition Liaisons is all found here.
• Other Services: Additional functions of the Alternative Education Region.
  
  • Family Support Center: A liaison between schools and the courts, facilitating supportive services for young people to help them succeed in schools and communities.