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OFL offers over two hundred high school level courses in a variety of subjects including English, Math, Science, Social Science, World Languages, PE and Health, Visual and Performing Arts, Life Skills, and Workforce Training & CTE.
Formats include online classes, small group instruction (SGI) classes, and guided independent study in which students complete course material at home with fun and insightful workbooks. We even offer cultural immersion trips that can be taken for elective course credit, at no cost to students or their families.
- Academics
- Student Activities
- Student & Family Resources
Our Academic Model
Our school employs a Blended Learning Model where students earn credits through Independent Study, Small Group Instruction, and Online Instruction, with teachers collaborating with students and families to determine the best plan of instruction to meet learning needs and academic goals.
OFL also supports students through independent instruction, allowing them to work at their own pace on assignments tailored to their individual learning needs. This approach enables students to develop self-discipline, time management skills, and a deeper understanding of the material. Independent instruction is complemented by the guidance of dedicated educators who provide one-on-one support, ensuring that students have the resources and assistance they need to thrive.
At OFL, we offer and encourage students to participate in Small Group Instruction (SGI) classes for Math, Science, and English courses. SGI classes provide a traditional classroom environment with a smaller class size, typically ranging from 5 to 15 students. This setup ensures that each student receives personalized attention and support to succeed academically.
In addition to independent and small group instruction, students can enroll in online classes. These courses offer students an additional level of schedule flexibility and access to advanced and AP coursework. Online classes can take place anywhere students have access to the internet.
All students are assessed both electronically and by written work, and continue to maintain regular appointments with their teacher.
A-G Courses
Among OFL’s many academic offerings is a full suite of A-G courses designed to prepare students for admission to California State University (CSU) and University of California (UC) systems. The goal of A-G curriculum is to ensure students have attained core subject knowledge that will fully and effectively prepare them for the eligibility requirements of major public universities in California.
CSU and UC schools require high school students to complete the following set of high school courses with a B or C or better for admission*:
Course List
AP United States History
American Government
World History Survey
US History
English 9
English Language Development ELD 9
English 10
English Language Development ELD 10
English 11
English 12
AP English Literature and Composition
Algebra 1
Geometry
Algebra 2
Precalculus
AP Calculus AB
AP Computer Science A
Probability & Statistics
Integrated Math 1
Integrated Math 2
Integrated Math 3
Earth Science
Earth and Space Science
Biology
AP Biology
Chemistry
AP Chemistry
Physics
American Sign Language 1
American Sign Language 2
American Sign Language 3
French 1
French 2
German 1
German 2
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
Spanish 3
Art Appreciation
Graphic Design & Illustration
Introduction to Visual Arts
Music Appreciation
Professional Photography
Theater, Cinema, & Film Production
African American Studies
Artificial Intelligence
Certified Nurse Aide
CompTIA A+ Exam Prep
CompTIA Network + Certification
Child Development and Parenting
Computer Programming 1
Computing for College and Careers
Creative Writing
Culinary Arts
Digital and Interactive Media
Drafting and Design
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Environmental Science
Financial Mathematics
Food Handler and Food Manager
Certifications
Foundations of Green Energy
Game Development
Gothic Literature
Health
Intro to Anthropology
Intro to Archaeology
Intro to Astronomy
Intro to Criminology
Intro to Cybersecurity
Intro to Fashion Design
Intro to Forensic Science
Intro to Marine Biology
Intro to Military Careers
Intro to Nursing
Intro to Philosophy
Intro to Social Media
Intro to Veterinary Science
Intro to World Religions
Marketing, Advertising, & Sales
Mythology & Folklore
Native American Studies: Contemporary
Perspectives
Native American Studies: Historical
Perspectives
Networking Fundamentals
Nutrition and Wellness
Personal Finance
Physical Science
Psychology
Principles of Agriculture, Food & Natural
Resources
Principles of Business, Marketing, and
Finance
Principles of Education & Training
Principles of Engineering and Technology
Principles of Government & Public
Administration
Principles of Health Science
Principles of Hospitality & Tourism
Principles of Information Technology
Principles of Law, Public Safety,
Corrections, & Security
Principles of Manufacturing
Principles of Transportation, Distribution,
and Logistics
Professional Communications
Revolutionary Ideas in Science
Robotics I
Sociology
Structure of Writing
Sports & Entertainment Marketing
Web Technologies
Women’s Studies
World Geography
College & Career / WIOA
Opportunities For Learning is proud to be a Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Exclusive Partner. Our commitment is to provide students with a personable educational experience that prepares them for graduation and equips them with the skills and knowledge needed for success in their chosen college and career paths. Ensuring students leave prepared to enter the workplace is our number one priority.
Resources
A-G Planning Guide
The A-G Planning Guide is designed to help the student reach graduation requirements, while also completing courses required by the CSU and UC school systems. This will allow the student to apply to and attend a 4-year University directly after high school. Your teacher and School Counselor will help to set up your Planning Guide.
Course List
- Extracurriculars
- Sports
- Pathways Trips
- Student Council
- Clubs
Extracurriculars
Explore our calendar of events! Stay updated on upcoming open houses, programs, and more!
Sports
OFY offers a variety of sports throughout the year. Practices are held twice a week, and the game schedule typically includes travel to compete against other schools.
Students who participate typically:
- Receive free practice uniforms and other swag to keep.
- Are provided Game day uniforms.
- Earn credit in either P.E. or Elective courses when they participate in Sports.
- Boys and Girls Soccer (01/08 – 03/08)
- E-Sports Rocket League (01/24 – 03/11
- Boys Flag Football and Girls Softball (03/11 – 05/10)
How to Join a Sport
Students who wish to join the team must:
- Sign up with their teacher
- Fill out an Athletic Packet (below)
- Complete a sports physical
- Be in good academic standing and meeting weekly unit completion requirements
- Attend a student/parent orientation
- Participate in practices and other team activities
Pathways Trips
OFL is excited to collaborate with Pathways Travels to offer students unique adventure-based learning experiences. Pathways Travels organizes experiential trips for high school students across the U.S., focusing on developing skills such as teamwork, leadership, and critical thinking. Since 2007, they have been a trusted provider of educational trips, with experienced teachers and guides ensuring both fun and safety. Participants receive detailed preparation guidelines and adhere to a strict safety policy, prioritizing a secure and enriching experience.
What to Expect:
- Once-in-a-Lifetime Experiences: From thrilling high ropes courses to thought-provoking historical explorations, Pathways’ programs deliver unforgettable adventures.
- Skills for Success: Students gain invaluable lessons in teamwork, leadership, and self-confidence, shaping them into well-rounded individuals ready to tackle any challenge.
- Community Engagement: Some trips provide opportunities for community service hours and graduation credits, fostering a sense of civic responsibility and achievement.
All-Inclusive & Absolutely Free:
- Complimentary Amenities: Lodging, meals, transportation, and all necessary materials are provided at no cost to OFL students.
- Limited Spots: Hurry, spots for each trip are limited! Apply now to secure your spot.
- Application Process: To join a trip, students must apply, undergo an interview, and attend a trip orientation accompanied by a parent or guardian. Academic standing requirements also apply.
Where We're Going this Year:
Date | Location |
---|---|
September 23rd - 27th | Blackbird Farm |
October 28th - 31st | College Tour (NorCal) |
October 10th - 20th | Cuba |
Feburary 11th - 13th | Service Learning (with CPR) |
March 24th - 29th | Washington D.C. |
April 28th - May 9th | Blackbird Farm |
June 2nd - 13th | Ireland |
Student Council
The Student Council encourages students to participate in activities at their center to create a more vibrant and engaging school environment. Some of the opportunities available include:
- Organizing and hosting Spirit Week
- Promoting school events
- Refreshing center decorations and bulletin boards
- Coordinating seasonal parties
- Planning and hosting community service events
Why Join
- It enhances your resume and strengthens your job and college applications.
- It’s a great way to meet new friends and connect with school staff.
- You get to make a positive impact on your school by sharing your ideas and contributing to school activities.
Interested in joining? Ask your teacher how you can get involved with Student Council.
They can guide you through the process and help you find the best way to contribute. This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of your school’s community and make a real difference.
Clubs & Student Groups
Our school offers a variety of clubs to cater to a wide range of interests, allowing you to explore new hobbies, develop skills, and connect with peers who share your passions. Joining a club is a fantastic way to enrich your school experience and meet people outside of your regular classes.
- Resources
- School Calendar
- Student Handbook
- StudentTrac
- Edmentum
- Foster & Homeless Student Rights
Resources
At OFL, we understand the importance of providing comprehensive support to our students and their families. Our commitment extends beyond academics to ensure that every student has access to the resources they need to thrive personally, socially, and academically.
School Calendar
Student Handbook
StudentTrac
StudentTrac is our internal student information system. Registration, student progress, attendance, and more are completed and/or recorded in this system.
23 STEPS
1. Once you log into Studenttrac click Calendar to sign your attendance
2. Click the first date
3. Click the next
4. Click the next
5. Click the next
6. Click up until the present day and stop
7. Click Student Forms to sign course contracts
8. Click Course Contract (v2.0)
9. Click flag to open contract
10. Scroll down and click box to acknowledge your assigned course
11. Click Continue to save
12. Click Assessments to complete workforce openers and tests
13. To complete your Workforce Opener select start
14. Read the paragraph and select your answer
15. Click Next to view the next question
16. Click your answer
17. Scroll up and click Finish Test
18. Click Submit Test
19. To take a test click Start
20. Enter the Proctor Code 5 8 5 2 5 given by your teacher to access the test. Again, the code is 5 8 5 2 5
21. Click OK
22. Start the test, take your time to answer all questions. When you finish, select Finish Test
23. Click Submit Test and let your teacher know you finished.
Here's an interactive tutorial
** Best experienced in Full Screen (click the icon in the top right corner before you begin) **Edmentum
We utilize Edmentum for students in completing their coursework with efficiency and precision. Edmentum’s advanced, personalized learning solutions are designed to meet the unique needs of each learner. Edmentum is our online curriculum. All assignments, tests, and grading are done through this platform. Most courses are A-G approved.
Edmentum Quick Start Guide
Foster and Homeless Student Rights and Resources
Foster youth in California are entitled to a range of important educational rights designed to provide stability, access, and support during their school years. These rights include the ability to remain in their school of origin, immediate enrollment in new schools after placement changes, and the right to receive partial credits for courses when transferring schools. Additionally, foster youth have specific protections regarding graduation requirements, access to college financial aid, and fair treatment in school discipline matters. These rights aim to ensure that foster youth can pursue their education without disruption or discrimination, offering pathways to academic success and future opportunities.
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