Business Details
28 Years
experience
Your Path to Success Starts Here
SIATech Schools has been dedicated to educating at-promise students since 1998, offering personalized learning pathways that prepare young adults for success in college, careers, and life. As a WASC-accredited network of free public charter high schools, we serve students aged 16-24 across California through flexible independent study programs and partnerships with Job Corps centers. Our mission-driven approach emphasizes small classrooms, career technical education, and individualized support from credentialed teachers. With over 15,000 graduates, we maintain a strong commitment to equity, ensuring that socioeconomic background or past challenges do not limit student achievement. Our partnerships with workforce development programs create real-world learning opportunities through apprenticeships and internships.The California Department of Education has recognized our effectiveness in closing achievement gaps through the California Distinguished School Award. Our experienced leadership team, including administrators with decades of experience in California education systems, continues to innovate through research-practice partnerships like RAPSA. We provide comprehensive support including laptop and internet access to remove barriers to education. Our graduates consistently report increased confidence and life-changing outcomes from our supportive learning environment. This sustained focus on student-centered education has made SIATech a trusted choice for non-traditional learners seeking a high school diploma.
Services
High School Diploma Programs
Career Technical Education
Independent Study
Job Corps Partnerships
Workforce Partnerships
Details
- Year established: 1998
Highlights and features
- We offer personalized learning plans for students aged 16-24 with flexible scheduling options
- Our graduates earn WASC-accredited diplomas recognized by colleges and employers
- Career technical education programs connect directly to workforce opportunities
- Our credentialed teachers provide individualized support in small classroom settings
- We partner with Job Corps and workforce development programs for real-world training
Associations and certifications
- Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC)
What people say
Caring teachers
Flexible schedules
Life changing experience
Career preparation
Individualized support
Services
High School Diploma Programs
Our accredited high school programs provide personalized learning paths for students aged 16-24. With flexible independent study options and classroom-based locations, students earn a WASC-accredited diploma while receiving individualized support from credentialed teachers. Programs include technology resources and academic guidance to help students complete their education.
Career Technical Education
Career pathways programs connect classroom learning to real-world job skills through apprenticeships and internships. Partnering with workforce development organizations, we offer training in high-demand fields that prepare students for immediate employment or further education. Our curriculum aligns with 21st-century workplace requirements while maintaining academic rigor.
Independent Study
Self-paced learning options allow students to complete coursework at their own speed with teacher support. Available at multiple California locations, these programs offer both in-person classroom access and remote learning opportunities. Students receive necessary technology resources and personalized academic planning to accommodate their unique schedules and learning needs.
Job Corps Partnerships
On-site high school education for Job Corps trainees combines academic instruction with vocational training. This integrated approach allows students to pursue their diploma while developing career skills in their chosen trade. Programs operate at six California Job Corps centers with coordinated support services for comprehensive student development.
Workforce Partnerships
Collaborations with local employers and training organizations create direct pathways to employment. These partnerships provide internship opportunities, job placement assistance, and industry-specific training that aligns with regional economic needs. Students gain practical experience while completing their academic requirements through these integrated programs.
People
Stacey E. Wilkins
Interim Superintendent/CEO
With over 20 years in California education, Stacey E. Wilkins has served in multiple leadership roles at SIATech including Deputy Superintendent and Chief of Schools. Prior experience includes principal positions and directing innovation initiatives in Pomona Unified School District.
Questions
What type of schools does SIATech operate?
SIATech operates free public charter high schools for students aged 16-24 across California, offering both independent study and classroom-based programs.
Are SIATech diplomas accredited?
Yes, all SIATech high schools are accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), ensuring college and career readiness.
What career preparation options exist?
We offer Career Technical Education programs through workforce partnerships, including apprenticeships, internships, and job training in high-demand fields.
How do Job Corps students enroll?
Students at Job Corps centers can enroll in SIATech programs directly through their Job Corps location, with six California sites offering this integrated education option.
What support services are available?
We provide personalized learning plans, credentialed teacher support, technology resources, and flexible scheduling to accommodate students' unique needs and life circumstances.
How can I find a SIATech location?
We have locations in Imperial Valley, Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Diego counties, including both independent study centers and Job Corps campus programs.
