Program Sites

It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.

It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.

It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.

It is our goal to provide outstanding learning opportunities for our students. To ensure the success of our students, our Governing Board has adopted a set of "core values" to guide our work. It is the goal of our school leadership and professional educators to embed each of these values into the daily workplace in an effort to ensure that "Learning for All’ is primary and sought after in all that we do.

Mission

To provide an equitable, transparent, and engaging partnership with parents, staff and community which supports our students’ learning and success. We provide all students with high quality curriculum and staff to prepare them to succeed in a diverse and ever-changing society. We will promote a safe and nurturing environment to illicit student innovation, self-efficacy and individuality.

Konocti Unified School District has ten public schools located in the city of Clearlake, Clearlake Oaks, and Lower Lake, California.

Purpose: To promote the positive change in the physical, spiritual, emotional, and social health status of the American Indians/Alaska Natives and communities we serve through culturally sensitive health care services. 

This site is only available to undergraduate students with an employment-bases placement approval. 

The Larkspur-Corte Madera School District is a dynamic learning community committed to educational excellence, equity, and inclusion. We inspire members to think critically, act creatively, work collaboratively, and communicate effectively. We strive to be engaged citizens, contributing positively to our local and global communities.

The Larkspur-Corte Madera School District is a dynamic learning community committed to educational excellence, equity, and inclusion. We inspire members to think critically, act creatively, work collaboratively, and communicate effectively. We strive to be engaged citizens, contributing positively to our local and global communities.

Lassen High School (LHS) is a 9-12 grade school located in Susanville, California. Located in the rural countryside, Lassen High is the largest high school in the county with a student population of approximately 800 students.

Even with our small student body we offer many AP classes, extracurricular activities,...

The mission of Legal Services of Northern California is to provide quality legal services to empower the poor to identify and defeat the causes and effects of poverty within our community, efficiently utilizing all available resources.

​For 68 years, Legal Services of Northern California (LSNC) has been fighting for the civil rights of our clients. LSNC is the strong voice that continues to speak out on behalf of our clients living in our communities, even as the state and local “safety nets” for the poor continue to crumble.

Most of the legal aid offices that make up Legal Services of Northern California began as an offshoot of a volunteer program or a special grant project. The oldest program began in Sacramento County in 1956. For a number of years the Sacramento, Auburn, Woodland, Solano, Chico, Redding, Eureka and Ukiah offices were independent organizations created solely to benefit the low-income residents in their particular communities. Today, all these disparate legal aid programs are now integrated as a whole into one organization. Our services are provided to consumers in 23 northern California counties, with our largest office and administrative offices located in Sacramento.

LSNC provides crucial civil legal services to tens of thousands of needy and vulnerable individuals, while also engaging in complex, sophisticated advocacy—through litigation, legislation, administrative advocacy, and community development work—which has a significant positive impact for our entire client community in the areas of affordable housing, public benefits, health, education, and civil rights. LSNC assists thousands of individuals in need of civil legal services each year.

Fighting Poverty – Building Community

The STEP in LifeSTEPS stands for ‘Skills Training and Educational Programs’ and is the heart of our mission. We believe community development is built ‘One STEP at a time.’ Our vision is that every person served by LifeSTEPS will be empowered with the skills, resources, and support to maintain stable housing and break the cycle of poverty.

Our founders believe that building affordable housing is only the first step. It is also essential to provide meaningful programs that empower people to move forward in their lives.