Mission Statement:
The mission of Aurora High School/Main Street Learning Center is to continually promote, explore, and sustain efforts with all learners-as well as with their families and the community-to achieve the furtherance of their educational goals through educational options that provide full opportunity for success, combined with the support and flexibility that diminishes excuses for failure.
English |
Mathematics | Social Studies |
Basic Study Skills |
General Math A |
Contemporary World Problems |
Transitional English |
General Math B |
Geography |
Developmental Reading |
Consumer Math |
Concepts in Geography |
You and the News |
Pre-Algebra/Calculator Math |
Washington State History (also in Spanish) |
English 1A |
Algebra 1A |
World History |
English 1B |
Algebra 1A-Spanish |
US History A (also in Spanish) |
English 2A |
Algebra 1B |
US History B (also in Spanish) |
English 2B |
Algebra 2A |
American Government (also in Spanish) |
English 3A |
Algebra 2B |
Economics |
English 3B |
Geometry |
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English 4A |
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English 4B |
| Science | Electives | Health (must have parent permission form) |
Integrated Earth and Space Science |
Work Experience |
Health and Fitness (also in Spanish) |
Integrated Chemistry |
Ethnic Studies |
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Integrated Life Science |
Color and Design |
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Integrated Physics |
Consumer Education |
Credits |
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| Fine, Visual, or Performing Arts | 1 |
| Math | 2 |
| Lab Science | 2 |
| Social Studies | 2.5 |
| English | 3 |
| Occupational Education | 1 |
| Physical Education | 2 |
| Electives | 5.5 |
Total Required Credits |
19 |
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Brewster Main Street Learning Center is affiliated with Aurora High School. They offer an Aurora High School 19-credit diploma to both Brewster and Pateros communities.
| Profile - Provided by Steve Pointer Aurora High School is an alternative school with two campuses—one in Bridgeport and one in Brewster (the Main Street Learning Center ). The programs operative differently: the Bridgeport campus uses a one hour per day, contract-based, one-on-one format; the Brewster campus uses a daily four-hour block format with group instruction with some dependence on technology-based programs. The school serves students grades 9-12, helping them earn a high school diploma (although the Brewster campus also offers a GED track program). The diploma requirements follow the Washington State minimum requirements (19 credits in specific competencies). The school serves high-need students, working students, young parents, juvenile offenders, and choice students from other districts. The school views itself as a second-chance opportunity for many of its students. Students mainly come from Bridgeport and Brewster, but also Pateros, Mansfield , Grand Coulee, and Tonasket. Annually, the school has about forty fulltime students. The school has been graduating about 6-10 students annually. Students who have taken the WASL have not passed any of the areas of Math, Reading , and Writing. The school is staffed by a teacher and paraprofessional in each campus. The Brewster campus also has an Americorp worker and a full-time secretary. The school receives very positive feedback from parents, community members, parole officers, students, staff members from other schools, and agencies. School climate is healthy. There have been no discipline referrals from the Bridgeport campus in the last four years; there have only been a couple suspensions from the Brewster campus. |
Address:
Worksource Affiliate
Main Street Learning Center
P.O Box 1637
520 N. Main
Brewster WA, 98812
Fax: (509) 689-5102
Phone: (509) 689-8031
Director: Jenner Sanon
Principal: Scott Sattler
Bridgeport School District
Bridgeport, Washington
Page Maintained by Alisha M.
Last updated on October 25, 2006.