Sacramento High School was transformed into Sacramento Charter High School in September of 2003 as four small liberal arts schools of approximately 1,000 students in grades 9 - 12.
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of Law & Public Service
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of Math Engineering & Health Sciences
Click here to view the 2009-2010 Sac High School Profile
Sac High's School Accountability Report Card (SARC):
2010-2011 ENROLLMENT IS STILL OPEN! Click here for more information on admissions.
Sac Bee Editorial: Sac High turnaround can't be ignored
"On the scale of turnaround options, closing a school and reopening it as a charter is the most dramatic. It also is the most risky. But, as the Sacramento High experience has shown, it can bring big dividends for students in poorer neighborhoods, who too often are left behind." To read this article in its entirety, click here.
Sac High is a Schoolwide Title I school - learn more about Title I here.
Transformation High Schools: Lessons from Sac High
St. HOPE is proud to release a white paper, Transformation High Schools: Lessons from Sac High. In 2003, St. HOPE undertook one of the nation’s first efforts to transform a failing urban high school when it reinvented Sac High. The white paper outlines our story, results, lessons learned and plans for the future. The report further identifies critical expected outcomes for transformation high schools and describes how the St. HOPE model for success evolved.
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