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Welcome

The Tahoe-Truckee Community School was established with the collaboration of PCOE and the Tahoe-Truckee Unified School District. The school provides academic and social-emotional assistance to students in need. With a Common Core State Standards-based curriculum and instruction, students in grades 7-12 are provided with the support and resources they need to succeed on both a personal and academic level. These students obtain skills and achievement through whole-group instruction and one-on-one interventions. Substance abuse awareness, anger management and choice-making are also topics that are discussed throughout the school.

Information

Overview

The Tahoe-Truckee Community School is a partnership between the Placer County Office of Education and the Tahoe-Truckee Unified School District. Tahoe-Truckee Community School provides intensive intervention tailored to students' academic and social-emotional needs. Common Core State Standards-based curriculum and instruction are provided to students in grades 7-12. Whole group instruction, as well as individualized interventions, facilitate academic, social, and emotional achievement. Tahoe-Truckee Community School has a low teacher-student ratio which enables teachers to provide differentiated, meaningful and rigorous instruction to all students. Tahoe-Truckee Community School provides counseling to students in need of social-emotional support, substance abuse awareness instruction and interventions related to anger management and appropriate choice making. Academic and Career Counseling is provided to all students.

Documents

Below you will find many important resources and documents to assist you in learning more about our programs. If you find any broken links, or you feel like a certain resource should be included here, please let us know.

School Calendars

2020-2021 Tahoe-Truckee Community School Calendar

Contacts

Morgan Lynch

Assistant Principal

(530) 886-4890

Mike DePew

Teacher

(530) 582-7770

FAQ's

WHO REFERS STUDENTS TO THESE PROGRAMS?

Students are referred to these programs by the Juvenile Court, Placer County Probation Department, or local school districts.

WHAT IS THE WORKABILITY PROGRAM?

The WorkAbility Program provides valuable pre-employment transition skills training to special education high school students currently enrolled in one of the Placer County Office of Education Court and Community Schools.

WHAT IS THE COME BACK PROGRAM?

The iCARE Come Back Program (Intensive Community Action for Responsive Education Come Back Program) is an independent study program specifically designed to address the academic needs of adult students who have not completed high school and who wish to obtain a high school diploma.