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Pacific High School has an on-site child development center for teen parents and members of the community. First Steps Child Development Center is state licensed.  Students are comforted in knowing that their children are on campus and receiving quality care.

Cal-SAFE Program

Teen parents enroll in the Cal-SAFE program and receive support by participating in group, parent classes. Cal SAFE students receive support from their peers, the entire staff, and our teenage parent liason.

About PHS’s Homeroom

Pacific High School has designed a Lower Campus for 9th & 10th grade students and an Upper Campus for 11th & 12th grade students.  We believe in one period of daily homeroom advisory.  Teacher and students address concerns, celebrate accomplishments, listen to guest speakers, and work independently. Every three weeks, the homeroom teacher records a student's overall academic progress. Earning 5 credits every 3 weeks is the expected pace.  Homeroom teachers determine the Credit Recovery Units to be assigned.  After Homeroom, students complete their 5 period academic day by attending 4 periods of core academic classes via whole group instruction.  Partial credits are awarded if necessary.  See a copy of our MASTERSCHEDULE   <<here >>  The ability to earn credits after the instructional day are also explored, including Credit Recovery Units, classes at Ventura College, ROP, Work Experience, Adult Education, Moodle Online, APEX, CailQity and Community Service projects.  This is coordinated with their counselor, as well. Parents are invited, welcomed, and urged to make frequent contact with their student’s homeroom teacher and/or counselor.

Orientation and Transition

Additional Resources

“Safe, High Performing Schools”
Ventura Community College, courses are available for high school students.  Speak to a PHS Counselor about course opportunities today.
For students who struggle with the expectations of Pacific High School, a separate program has been established after school.  This temporary intervention is designed to re-focus students and redirected them back into the morning program.  Students are counseled and referred to the Lagoon.  A Positive Behavioral Support Plan is also devised prior to enrollment.
Regional Occupational Program  courses are available for credits towards graduation as well as training.

Work Experience (WEE)

The WEE program at Pacific High School allows qualifying students to earn elective credits while employed. Classes meet weekly.

Lagoon Program