Campbell Union High School District offers a variety of educational programs to support successful learning. These include:

• Dedicated programs to support identified learning needs (Special Education, ELD, GATE)
  
• Programs designed to help students further develop skills and learn content necessary to complete courses successfully
  
• Opportunities to repeat courses not completed successfully the first time
  
• Programs designed around actual work experience to reinforce the applications of school work, and prepare for the world beyond high school

The following links provide information on specific educational programs:

Alternative Education – Allow students to earn units toward graduation in non-traditional programs

AVID – A national college preparation program for underachieving or underserved students

English Language Development – A support program for students who are not proficient in English

Gifted and Talented Education – A challenging program of courses designed to meet the needs of students identified as gifted and talented

Marine Corps Junior ROTC – The Military Science program for the district

Metropolitan Adult Education Program – Provides accredited learning opportunities in over 50 locations

Special Education – Provides services for students with disabilities

Summer School – An intervention program for students needing additional support

Vocational Education – Programs and courses that equip students with specific skills needed in trades and the work world

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