|
1.
ENROLLMENT PRIORITY
Enrollment
priority
will be given first to Seniors,
followed by Juniors,
then:
-
Students who have completed a
pathway course which lead to an ROP capstone course
-
Students who have expressed
career interest on their application
-
All other students, age 16 and
up
-
Adults
All ROP
classes are filled based on an application screening by office
administration.
2.
CSROP PROGRAMS & LOCATIONS
Click on
this link
to see the current list of courses and
their locations.
3. ENROLLMENT
GUIDANCE
Career
counseling and guidance is available to those who have career and/or
job-related questions or special needs.
 |
If
you are a high school student, please see your
guidance counselor at your school site.
|
|
|
Adults
may contact the CSROP Registrar:
by Phone: (530) 622-5081, ext. 7239
or by E-mail:
Laura Kopp, CSROP
Registrar |
4. STATEMENT OF NONDISCRIMINATION
The El Dorado Section of Central Sierra Regional Occupation Program
does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, age,
religion, national origin, ethnic group, marital or parental status,
physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, or any other
unlawful consideration, whether actual or perceived. This policy is
in keeping with provisions of Title VII and Title IX amendments of
the United States Code protecting persons against unlawful
discrimination.
5.
ATTENDANCE
Please
attend the first class meeting. ROP classes can only continue if
student enrollment and attendance are maintained. If you do not
attend the first class meeting, your place in the class may be given
to a student on the waiting list in order to maintain the required
numbers and ensure continuation of the course.
6.
TEXTBOOK & MATERIALS
Some classes do require a textbook/workbook purchase and have
material fees.
7.
REFUND
Full refund allowed with notice (1)
one week prior to class starting; 80% refund during 1st week of
attendance. No refund after the 1st week of attendance.
8.
GUESTS ON
CAMPUS
Please remember, as a CSROP student, you are a guest on a high
school campus and you must conform to behavior, dress codes and all
standards required by the school administration. Interaction
between CSROP adult students and high school students is limited to
class activities only.
9.
WAITING LIST
If you are on the waiting
list, DO NOT go to
class until you have been contacted by phone and
registered through the CSROP office.
10.
ARTICULATION CREDIT
Students who take an articulated course and receive an “A” or “B”
grade may obtain college credit for a like course at various
community colleges. See your instructor for more information.
11.
DRESS CODE
CSROP is an occupational training institution and as such all dress
codes are determined by what is appropriate for a specific job or
trade. Noncompliance with course specific dress requirements will
result in a loss of hours and ultimately suspension from the
program. Clothing must be in good repair and footwear must be worn
at all times.
A complete list of unacceptable attire can be
found on the EDUHSD website at
www.eduhsd.k12.ca.us and is also included
in the student registration packet of some courses which have
specific clothing requirements. Gang-related apparel is prohibited.
12.
TOBACCO-FREE DISTRICT
Tobacco use (smoked or smokeless) is Prohibited
at all times on all areas of school district property—including in
any vehicle parked on school district property.
13.
BEHAVIOR
The following behavior or activity, in accordance with Education
Code Section 49079, may result in termination from the class:
-
Causing, attempting,
or threatening physical injury to another person
-
Possessing, selling,
or otherwise furnishing a firearm, knife, or other dangerous
object
-
Possessing, using, or
selling illegal drugs, alcohol, or drug paraphernalia
-
Committing or
attempting robbery or extortion
-
Damaging school or
private property
-
Stealing or attempting
to steal school or private property
-
Committing an obscene
act or engaging in habitual profanity or vulgarity
-
Disrupting school
activities or otherwise willfully defying the valid authority or
supervisors, teachers, administrators, school officials or other
school personnel engaged in the performance of their duties
-
Knowingly receiving stolen school or private property.
|
