Mark West Union School District

North Valley School is a special education school that provides a variety of learning opportunities to hard-of-hearing, deaf, emotionally disturbed and learning disabled individuals. It serves more than 80 students in kindergarten through grade 12. The school offers individualized and reality-based instruction for the remediation of specific academic needs of students. North Valley School offers services through observation, assessment and prescription. It is operated by Victor Family of Services, which also maintains various treatment centers, as well as provides community support services. North Valley School is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. It maintains a location in Santa Rosa, Calif.

Camille Creek Community School serves the educational needs of students under the protection of the juvenile court or those referred from school districts due to truancy, behavioral issues, or expulsion. The school is dedicated to empowering disenfranchised youth through restorative relationships, targeted instruction, and inspiring opportunities for personal growth. Offering grades 8-12 with small class sizes, Camille Creek features facilities for exploring careers in culinary arts and welding. As a California Community School, it employs a whole-child approach that integrates academics, health, social services, youth development, and community engagement. Generated from the website