Our school originally opened as a Long Valley School in 1871 serving students living in Doyle, California. The building was destroyed by a fire in 1946 and soon after reopened. In 1968, the school moved to a new building, which is its current location. Long Valley School underwent a conversion to a charter school in 2000 with the support of community, staff members and the families it serves. In 2010, at the time of renewal, Long Valley Charter School became sponsored by the State Board of Education. We are a public school with charter school status. What does that mean? Learn more by visiting www.uscharterschools.org Our "Charter" or agreement with our sponsor, the State Board of Education provides detailed information about our philosophy, educational program and much more. Learn more by viewing our Charter. OUTREACH Each
student who attends Long Valley Charter School does so on a voluntary basis,
and the program appeals to all people. The Long Valley Charter School
implemented a student and employee recruitment strategy that included, but is
not limited to the following elements to ensure a racial and ethnic balance
that is reflective of the general population residing within the territorial
jurisdiction of the District:
The outreach plan will be regularly reviewed and revised as necessary to ensure racial and ethnic balance. Program brochures below. Enrollment forms and policy are found here. |
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Contact UsDoyle Classroom Based Program
Cindy Henry, Education Director 530-827-2395  Cottonwood Resource Center for Independent Study Julia Knight, Asst. Program Director 530-347-1477 Susanville Resource Center for Independent Study Shelley Tilford, Registrar 530-257-7300 Portola Resource Center for Independent Study Sherri Morgan, Asst. Program Director 530-832-5507 |
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