Community Bridges
Brookings-Harbor School District’s alternative education program is Community Bridges (formerly known as OPTIONS).
Vision: BHSD 17C is the educational leader providing supplementary academic support for the community through its Community Bridges Alternative Education Center.
Mission: Serving the diverse educational needs of Brookings Harbor School District students by providing supplemental curricular support for middle school students in mathematics and other identified core subjects, high school students in need of more support to earn credits so they can graduate, young adults as they work to earn a high school completion credential (GED), and home school students who want to take foreign languages and other specialty subjects.
Guiding Principles: BHSD 17C provides comprehensive educational programs at each grade level in the traditional school buildings. Azalea Middle School, and Brookings Harbor High School is where BHSD 17C students receive their comprehensive educational services, including special education, physical education, art and music. The Community Bridges Alternative Education Center is available to middle school students, high school students, home school students and young adults by providing specific supplemental academic services that will enhance students’ learning experiences and meet their diverse learning needs. Students and families may access the Community Bridges Alternative Education Center’s various programs by working collaboratively with teachers, school counselors and building administrators to determine their supplemental educational needs.
Vision: BHSD 17C is the educational leader providing supplementary academic support for the community through its Community Bridges Alternative Education Center.
Mission: Serving the diverse educational needs of Brookings Harbor School District students by providing supplemental curricular support for middle school students in mathematics and other identified core subjects, high school students in need of more support to earn credits so they can graduate, young adults as they work to earn a high school completion credential (GED), and home school students who want to take foreign languages and other specialty subjects.
Guiding Principles: BHSD 17C provides comprehensive educational programs at each grade level in the traditional school buildings. Azalea Middle School, and Brookings Harbor High School is where BHSD 17C students receive their comprehensive educational services, including special education, physical education, art and music. The Community Bridges Alternative Education Center is available to middle school students, high school students, home school students and young adults by providing specific supplemental academic services that will enhance students’ learning experiences and meet their diverse learning needs. Students and families may access the Community Bridges Alternative Education Center’s various programs by working collaboratively with teachers, school counselors and building administrators to determine their supplemental educational needs.
Programs:
- Middle school students in mathematics and other identified core subjects
- High school students in need of more support to earn credits so they can graduate
- Young adults as they work to earn a high school completion credential (GED)
- Home school students who want to take foreign languages and other specialty subjects
All credits through the program are issued by highly qualified instructors per Oregon standards and alternative education students have an education plan and profile, same as regularly enrolled students. BHSD will work in partnership with Southwestern Oregon Community College to provide a GED program.
Grades 9-12 contact the Brookings Harbor High School Guidance Office at 541-469-2108 Ext. 4011
Grades 6-8 contact the Azalea Middle School Administration at 541-469-7427
Hours: 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
Address: 564 Fern Ave, Brookings, Oregon 97415
Phone: 541-469-7679
Grades 6-8 contact the Azalea Middle School Administration at 541-469-7427
Hours: 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday
Address: 564 Fern Ave, Brookings, Oregon 97415
Phone: 541-469-7679
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