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Three Distinct Enrollments

Home Campus School Chatsworth Charter High School (CCHS) Campus fosters a supportive learning environment for all students as they complete the curriculum requirements for college and career readiness. To effectively engage the students in their learning CCHS incorporates rigorous instruction for the home campus, School for Advance Studies and G+STEAM Magnet center.

School for Advanced Studies (SAS) SAS Pathway provides academic enrichment for students that are gifted and talented. The instruction is provided with a cohort of teachers and students to maximize engagement and achievement.

Gifted + STEAM Magnet Center (G+STEAM) Provides thematic curriculum for gifted, highly gifted, high achieving students using interactive interfaces and data driven algorithm skills and knowledge. Students are in a cohort with their peers in core subject matters with specific teachers trained in the thematic curriculum.

Instruction

Inclusion An inclusive classroom is a general education classroom where students with and without learning differences learn together. Inclusive classrooms are welcoming and support the diverse academic, social, emotional, and communication needs of all students.

Alternative The mission of Chatsworth Charter High School's Alternate Curriculum Programs are for students who have the ID, AUT, and MDO eligibility, we provide leadership, guidance, and supports for those students.

Career Preparedness

Career Technical Education (CTE) Readiness CTE provides the student with career ready certification to compete in the work force immediately. To earn the industry recognized certification, each pathway consists of two or more courses that must be taken in sequence and a specific industry certification process completed.

Graphic Design, Film/Video Production, Theater Arts, Culinary Arts, Machining Technology, Computer Science, eSports, and Medical Hospice Care Pathway

College Preparedness

Advanced Placement Chatsworth Charter High has long been a proud participant in the College Board Advanced Placement Program. CCHS works to ensure that students enrolled in AP courses are adequately prepared to take and excel on their AP exams.

Dual Enrollment provides students the opportunity to take college classes while in high school for free. These courses can count toward the high school diploma, college diploma and/or certificate programs, allowing students to get a head start on their higher education goals.