K-12 in Santa Barbara, CA

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Established in 1875, Santa Barbara High School offers various educational programs in arts, science, mathematics and English. Santa Barbara High School has a performing arts department offering theater courses. The course includes beginning, intermediate and advanced theater; Chicano; play production and dance production and stagecraft. Additionally, the school offers various classes in English language developments, foreign language, physical education and social studies. Santa Barbara High School also offers nondepartmental classes on driver education, independent study, media assistance and prenatal development. Santa Barbara High School offers various industrial classes which include auto body, woodworking, computer programming and graphics and television production. The school offers various athletic programs, such as basketball, tennis, golf, baseball and softball. It is located in Santa Barbara, Calif.

La Cuesta Continuation High School is an alternative education institution that offers a range of academic and enrichment programs. The school enrolls more than 200 students in grades 9 through 12. It focuses on the social and cultural development of students. La Cuesta Continuation High School conducts fire drills and field trips. The school offers guidance counseling and student support services. It also offers lessons in history, science, foreign language, health education, mathematics and language arts. In addition, the school provides reading skills development classes. La Cuesta Continuation High School is governed by the Santa Barbara School Districts.

Hope Elementary School is a part of the Hope Elementary School District. The school serves students in kindergarten through sixth grade. Its staff includes a librarian, psychologist, head custodian, night custodian and reading specialist. Hope Elementary School s academic curriculum includes English, language arts, science, social studies, math, art, music, and health and family education. The school operates various organizations, such as a student council and school site council. In addition, it operates a parent-teacher association that sponsors various fundraising activities for school development. Hope Elementary School has a library that offers an accelerated reader program. The school is located in Santa Barbara, Calif.