Our Self Improvement Program

By Sherri Nelson

 

Our school is a wonderful school but even a wonderful school can make improvements!  We are in the process of going through what WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges) calls a ‘Self Study’. 

I’m calling it our ‘School Improvement Program’.  We are looking at our school in depth to see how we are doing in the following areas or criteria:  curriculum & instruction, assessment & accountability, student personal and academic growth, culture, as well as leadership and staff.  We have teacher, parent, and subject area groups meeting to look at our school in the above areas.  The groups have come up with wonderful ideas some of which we will be implementing this year.  Along with the suggestions we will be developing an ‘Action Plan’ which will involve a six year plan for making our school improvements.  This has been a lot of work but also very exciting!  We can accomplish so much more and come up with much better ideas when we work together.  We welcome the input of more parents and students.  If you are interested please call me at the Waterford office, 209-874-9463.

 

As we look at our school to find areas of need for improvement, we are evaluating our school based on the goals that we have set forth for our school.  Several parents, students, teachers, and a contract program instructor attended a meeting last year and  answered  the questions, “What should every student who leaves our school be able to do, know, understand, or value to be successful in the real world?”  They agreed upon several goals or expected schoolwide learning results (ESLRS).  The ESLRS for our students are listed below.  We would like for you to please review these with your students.  Some students are given extra credit for memorizing these goals.  We find that most people who set goals achieve those goals and have a high success rate.  Many students ask, ‘why do I have to go to school?’  Below are the reasons to learn, attend, and complete school!

 

 

Connecting Waters Charter School

 ~Expected Schoolwide Learning Results~

(ESLRs)

CWCS will prepare its graduates to be:

1.  Effective Communicators who:

• Read critically and extensively for a variety of purposes.
• Write using acceptable English.

• Speak clearly and listen actively.

 

2.  Effective Citizens who:

• Contribute to society and work cooperatively with others.
• Gather, analyze and apply information to real life situations.
• Demonstrate basic life skills (i.e. seeking employment or college admission).

 

3.  Technologically Skilled Individuals who:

• Demonstrate competence in the use of a computer.
• Demonstrate competence with basic software programs and other appropriate technological equipment.

 

4.  Historically-Aware Learners who:

• Have an understanding of the history and cultures of mankind.

• Know and articulate the democratic principles of our society.

 

5.  Mathematical Thinkers who:

• Apply mathematical principles and operations to solve problems.

 

6.  Scientific Thinkers who:

• Applies scientific knowledge and thought processes to explain the world and solve problems.

 

7.  Lifelong Learners who:

• Realize their unique educational interests, talents, or abilities.
• Have experience or knowledge in a variety of the arts, trades, professions, languages, and other disciplines.

 

 

Back to School Night

 

Our Back to School Night/Parent orientation on Tuesday, August 24th at the Waterford High School multipurpose building was informative and exciting!  The evening began with a high school guidance overview presented by our new school counselor Mary Halter.  She reviewed the contents of our 2004-2005 High School Information booklet and answered pertinent questions about college entry.   The updated booklets are available at each learning center and the Waterford office if you missed the presentation.  The guidance department has great plans for our students this year! 

 

This year we had a group of six panelists who each discussed briefly a different aspect of non-classroom based education.  They covered unschooling, the reluctant home schooler, the ecclectic approach, parent/child relationships, homeschool dads, and homeschooling  high schoolers.  They were fabulous!  Each spent time discussing their topic with honesty and humor at times.  There was something for everyone and we all learned something new!

 

We had a variety of small group instructors in attendance who shared information about their classes.  The following are courses and out reaches that were represented:  California & Ancient history, ASL, U.S. History, Geometry, Character First, Kindermusik, Spanish, Drama, Yearbook, Sewing, Computers, Arts & Crafts, Writing,/Readers Theater, Science, Piano, Violin , Flute, Tutoring and Tae Kwon Do.

 

We enjoyed refreshments, mingling and meeting ESs, staff and new parents.  One of our parents kept the students grade 1-6 occupied by doing crafts in the back of the room.  The children really enjoyed the craft time.  We appreciate all of the hard work and the time that this parent dedicates to the school!  We appreciate all of our parents and would like to thank everyone for their help and attendance at our annual Back to School Night!

 

 

CWCS Systematic Testing Plan

2004-2005 Benchmark Exams

Q & A

 

Why do we need to take extra tests, isn’t the STAR enough?  The Benchmark exams have been created to help you throughout the year to prepare your student for the STAR in the spring.  The tests are designed as check points every quarter to see how your student is doing towards mastery of the standards.

 

Is this the first year administering these exams?  Yes, this is a pilot program for Connecting Waters.  Although this is our first year other schools have used benchmark exams and they have been successful in helping students achieve mastery of the standards.

 

Do the exams cover all subjects? No, they will only include Math and English this year.

 

Do the exams cover all of the standards for each grade levels?  No, the tests cover what are considered the ‘essential standards’.  We realize that it may be difficult to cover all standards in all subjects throughout the school year.

 

How can I prepare my student for these tests?  You may teach your child as you always have realizing that your curriculum may not follow the order of standards that are assessed during each test. Or you can teach your student the standards in the order that they appear on the ‘Schoolwide Benchmark Assessment Plan’ for math and language arts http://www.ieminc.org/handbook/test/cwbenchass/index.htm.

 

If I have not signed up for an Edusoft account can I still participate in taking the exams?  Yes, you can either pick up a test at either the Ceres or Manteca learning centers during the testing window or have your ES bring you a test.

 

What are the testing windows?  They are each quarter, September 20-24; November 15-19; January 24-28; and March 14-18.

 

Will the results of the Benchmark exam effect whether my student advances to the next grade level?  No, these exams are to be used as a tool for you, your ES, and the school.  The results of the exam can be used to evaluate your curriculum and to see how CWCS can better improve our school program.

 

What grades and subjects will be tested?   Grades 2-11 will be tested in Math and English this year.

 

Can my student test in a grade level above or below his/her actual grade level?  Yes, all grade levels 2-11 will be available for you to view and use.

 

 

If my student does poorly when he/she takes the exam the first time can he retake it to improve his score?  Yes, your student may take the exam as many times as he/she would like to.  However, for our purposes of seeing how well this system is working we ask that you record the score that your student receives the first time and then allow him/her to re take the exam.  We would like for you to scan the results of the first test so that it can be recorded into Edusoft’s online grade book. 

 

Where can I scan the results?  The results can be scanned at either the Ceres/Modesto or Manteca Learning Center.  If you do not live near a center, you can mail in the results to the center or give it to your ES to scan the results.

 

 

 

 

GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT INFORMATION

Greetings from the Guidance Department!  We are here to help you determine your future academic and career goals.  Contact information:

Mary Halter

1-800-458-7050 ext.2

mhalter@connectingwaters.org

 

Becky Cote

bcote@connectingwaters.org

 

 

“College Basics 101” Parent/Student Workshop

Date:  Monday, September 20, 2004

Time:  10:00 am - 12 noon

Location:        Manteca Learning Center

955 W. Center Street Suite 9

Manteca, CA 95337

 

To reserve your space and to register for this great workshop call the Waterford Office at (209) 874-9463 or 1-800-808-9895 by Friday, September 17^th!

 

 

Not sure where to start?  Find out!  This workshop will focus on getting prepared for college, how to research your options and what it takes to get in.  What courses should you take?  How do you begin finding a college?  Where do you want to go? Learn all about it!

 

“a-g” Subject Area Requirements – New Course Submission Information

German 1, 2, 3 ;  Portuguese – Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced ; and Calculus are in the process of being submitted to the University of California for acceptance as  “a-g” requirements. A request to add the Chalkdust text/video curriculum to the existing “a-g” math courses is also being submitted.  If the courses are accepted by the University of California, they will count toward the “a-g” subject area requirements for the 2004/2005 academic year and beyond.

 

 

FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION

Planning and timely action can make a difference in how much money you have to pay for college.  You can start early by setting up a college savings account.  It is important to research ways to finding money for college.  Talk with friends who have students in college, attend financial aid meetings in the area, and go to local college fairs.  Most colleges have their own scholarship and financial aid programs available through their Financial Aid Office, but most colleges require that you have submitted a FAFSA application (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).  You can check the college website for financial aid information (for California colleges check out http://www.californiacolleges.edu/ ).  Make sure to meet deadlines.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOP TEN TIPS FOR COLLEGE ADMISSIONS

1. Take a rigorous academic load.
2. Be prepared for SAT and/or ACT.
3. Develop your ideal college profile.
4. Submit applications as early as possible.
5. Prepare excellent application essays -- PROOFREAD!
6. Do volunteer and community service work.
7. Fill out the admissions application accurately and precisely.
8. Finish high school strong.
9. Follow up on applications.
10. Prepare for a college interview.

 

College Entrance Exam Test Dates and Deadlines

 

 

To Register:

SAT – http://www.collegeboard.com/

ACT – http://www.act.org/

 

 

 

Guidance Department Questionnaire

 

How can we help you?  We are planning several workshops that will help you reach your goals.  Please assist us in determining your needs.

 

What types of workshops should be offered?  Please place a check mark next to those that sound interesting.

 

_____Goal Setting – What do I want to do after high school?

_____Student Success Skills and Study Skills workshop

_____Getting Prepared for College – what courses should I take?

_____Choosing a College                                                                 

_____UC/CSU Workshop                                                                

_____UC/CSU Application Workshop                                          

_____Financial Aid Workshop                                                        

_____FAFSA Application Workshop                                            

_____Community College Workshop                                             

_____Vocational/business or technical school workshop          

               

 

Other Ideas:

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

 

 

 

Thank you for your help!

 

Parent Name________________________

Address____________________________

___________________________________

 

Phone_____________________________

 

Student Name_______________________

Grade______________________________

 

 

PMCT for September

 

This year for our Parent Monthly Curriculum Trainings we plan to have information presented or view videos that the ESs have seen in their meetings.  On Thursday, September 16th we will view a video on alternative teaching methods at the Ceres/Modesto Learning Center.  We will also talk about the Character First Assemblies that we hope to get started in October.  The month of October has historically been recognized as Character Education Month in California so this will be great timing!!!

 

We will be at the Ceres/Modesto Learning Center at 6:30pm to get started.  Please join us!!!

 

Please put us on your calendar for September!!!

 

 

 

Manteca Learning Center News
Cathy Moretto, Site Program Coordinator
Shelley Benedetti and Heidi Bowman, Site Clerks

Monday 9:00am to 3:30pm 
Tuesday 9:00am to 3:30pm
Wednesday   9:00am to 2:00pm
Thursday 9:00am to 3:30pm
Friday 9:00am to 2:30pm 
 
209-239-7306
955 W. Center, #9

New News We are happy to welcome new site clerks Shelley Benedetti and Heidi Bowman. They have been working very hard to make the site more user-friendly and we have heard good reports about the results. We have organized and labeled all of the resource shelves to make it easier to find materials. We may still have some of the wonderful new texts that Sherri Nelson ordered for your use, as well as lots of curriculum that has been returned from other families. Come by and see what we have.
Thanks go to CWCS parent Sheryl Bloudoff, who has worked hard categorizing many of the library books, making it easier to find the level or type of book for your school subject or reading pleasure. This is an ongoing project. Let us know if you would like to volunteer an hour or two to help label and shelve library books.
Computer Lab
By the time you read this we hope to have our new computer lab up and running. We will have a room with 6 internet-connected computers for student use during open hours.

Materials Return As you start the new school year, please look through your textbooks and materials, and see what you have that won’t be used again by your family. Please consider turning these materials in at the Manteca or Ceres/Modesto Learning Centers. We get many new families throughout the year who need books immediately or don’t have the instructional funding to order all the materials right away. Your teacher’s editions, textbooks, hands-on materials and unused workbooks will help with this need. After clearing them through your ES, drop materials off during any of our open hours.

Site Support Thank you to those who have so generously supported the sites this school year. As you meet with your ES, please remember to sign new agreements for the center of your choice. Full support is only $110 per year for K-8 students and $155 per year for 9-12 grade students. This entitles you to unlimited use of the site and checkout of materials during open hours. If you choose not to support the site in this way, there is a $5 per student/per visit charge.

Tentative Fall ‘04 Classes Revised 8/3/04
Course Name Grades Dates Time Instructor Cost

 

MONDAYS

Algebra 1 9:15-11:15 Kaiser approx. $110 with book
Algebra 2 12:00-2:00 Kaiser approx. $110 with book

TUESDAYS
HS Writing Grades 7-11 9/7-12/21 11-12:00 T. Matranga $144
Cartoon Characters 4-12 9/7-12/21 9-11:00 Timeless Treasures $220 PO
(Oils and acrylics) Call Michelle Dunwoody for availability

Mother & Baby Whale 4-12 9/7-12/21 11-1:00 Timeless Treasures $220 PO
(Oil) Call Michelle Dunwoody for availability
Landscape (Painting) 4-12 9/7-12/21 1-2:00 Timeless Treasures $160 PO
(Oil) Call Michelle Dunwoody for availability

Landscape (Painting) 4-12 9/7-12/21 2-3:00 Timeless Treasures $160 PO
(Oil) Call Michelle Dunwoody for availability

WEDNESDAYS
Hands On Science Grades 1-3 10/27-12/15 10-11:00 J. Sandberg $50
Intro To Illustration Grades 2-4 9/8-12/15 9-10:00 P. Maness $98

WEDNESDAY/THURSDAYS
Computer-Aided Illustration Grades 9-12 9/8-12/16 10-11:00 P. Maness $165

 

THURSDAYS
Intermediate Illustration Grades 5-8 9/9-12/16 9-10:00 P. Maness $98
Intro To Spanish Grades 3-7 9/9-12/16 12:30-1:30 R. Gomez $85
Spanish 1- Standards Grades 8-12 9/9-12/16 2-3:00 R. Gomez $85
Arts & Crafts Grades 3-6 9/9-12/16 12:30-1:30 S. Bloudoff $105
Arts & Crafts Grades K-2 9/9-12/16 1:30-2:30 S. Bloudoff $105
Drama Grades 1-6 9/9-12/16 10-11:00 A. Whitlock $85
Note: Drama Classes held at Calvary Church on Lathrop Rd. in Manteca
Drama Grades 7-12 9/9-12/16 11-12:00 A. Whitlock $85
Note: Drama Classes held at Calvary Church on Lathrop Rd. in Manteca

FRIDAYS
CA History Grades 3-5 9/10-10/22 10-11:00 J. Sandberg $45

Also Available Offsite
*Science Camp (Outdoor Education) Grade 6 Approx. $225. Details to Follow

*Ice skating- Oak Park Ice Rink, Stockton, 937-8123. $6.50 per 2-hour session, includes lesson, skates, and ice time. Thursdays, 10:00-12:00. PO to City of Stockton Parks & Rec. Note: The rink is closed for repairs so check with them for opening dates.

*Karate- Mitoses, Union & Lathrop Rd in Raleys Shopping Center. PO $80 Mondays -Thursdays, 6-7:00 pm. (2-4 sessions per week). 823-2662 evenings or Lily Cortez. Also at Mitoses: Little Dragons, 4-6 year olds, Wed. 5-6 p.m. & Sat. 9-10 a.m. PO $60

*Valley Tae Kwon Do, 150 Northgate Drive, PO (Call for prices) Dave Tomasulo,

825-8825 Olympic Training Facility

*Cindy's Sewing School, Kids Can Sew- $30 for a pattern package + $40 per month. Cindy Hall, Eleanor Lane, Manteca. Call Cindy for class times and availability.

*Esteem Dance- In Ripon. Ballet & Jazz. Call for prices & details. 599-2046

*Gymstars- Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Karate, & Hip Hop Dance, 1740 W Hammer Lane, Stockton. Ask for Casey, 957-1919 $47-57 per month. Parents pay yearly registration fee of $39-first child, $25-second child.

*Janis Music- Music lessons. 138 W. Yosemite, Manteca. $100 per month plus $1.50 per PO processing fee. 823-3067

 

 

The Ceres/Modesto Learning Center …

 

September Teacher Spotlight

 

We welcome Diane VanderVeen as a new Contract Program Instructor this semester! Diane was born and raised in Modesto and received her B.A. and Teaching Credential from Fresno State. She has been a Substitute Teacher in Stanislaus Union School District and taught Second Grade at Big Valley Christian School. She has three boys and enjoys being involved in their soccer and baseball activities. Diane will be teaching the following classes on Wednesdays at the Ceres/Modesto Learning Center:

                                                               

Better Writing 1-3^rd Grade and Better Writing 4^th-6^th Grade – These classes will enhance whatever writing program you have chosen to do with your child at home. Diane will work through a popular curriculum called, “Write Refelections,” where she will begin simply and build until students are comfortable with brainstorming, creating webs, using graphic organizers, writing effective paragraphs, and creating both expository and narrative papers.  Diane has a unique way of making writing fun for every child and helping them to develop the confidence they need as young writers. The Better Writing classes are “School Sponsored,” which means that you will only pay a small material fee of $4.50 for your student to attend class for the entire semester. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity!

 

Reader’s Theater with Puppets 1^st-4^th Grade – This class is designed to build reading fluency. Students will read and act through content rich scripts where they will practice reading orally with expression. Students will create paper craft costumes and puppets to enhance their theater readings!  The California State Standards require both reading and speaking applications in each grade level and this class meets many of those standards.

 

Hands On Science 1^st-4^th Grade – Diane will take students through exciting science exploration activities in which they will dig in and predict, examine, construct, invent, and draw conclusions using a hands on discovery method. Some of the topics students will study include: outer space, mystery animals, plant parts, life-cycles, simple machines, human bodies, liquids and solids, and the food web.  

 

The center is an ideal place for students to meet teachers, attend classes, gather resources, work on computers, or even take music lessons.  We are continually improving in order to provide you with new curriculum choices and dynamic classes that will motivate and challenge students.

 

Get to Know New Faces

 

Grace Lybolt will be joining us as a Site Clerk. She will also be teaching: Cake Decorating and Sewing. We are excited to have Grace join us this year and are confident that she will make a fantastic addition to the center staff.  Make sure to introduce yourself to Grace when you stop by the center!

 

Krystal Anderson will be returning this year as a Site Clerk. She is now starting  the Teaching Credential Program at Stanislaus State. Krystal will be teaching some short thematic classes such as U.S. History and Ancient Civilizations! More information about times and dates will be sent through the parent list serve.

 

Sign Up for New Classes

 

Be sure to sign up early for the wonderful classes available at the Ceres/Modesto Learning Center. These classes are an opportunity for your students to learn in a collaborative group setting where they can interact with others learning the same subject.  We also have some wonderful new instructors who have come on board to teach classes like: Cake Decorating, Sewing, Drawing, Arts and Crafts, Reader’s Theater, Economics, U.S. History,  and Hands on Science, just to name a few! If there is another class you would like to see taught at the center in the future, please let us know!

 

Fall ‘04 Classes as of 9/1/04

 

Time             Class                   Grades       Instructor         Cost      Class Begins 

Monday

9-10:30         *Drama                     K-8^th        J. Hilbert         $39   9/13/04

10:30-12       *Creative Dance             K-8^th        J. Hilbert                    $39           9/13/04

12-2              *Sign language           K-8^th        J. Hilbert          $39           9/13/04

10-11             Beg. Sewing              1^st-3^rd        G. Lybott         $105         9/13/04

11-12             Beg. Sewing              4^th-6^th        G. Lybott        $105         9/13/04

*These classes will be performing a Christmas Musical in December        

Tuesday

9-10:30           US History                9^th-12^th      J. Carkeet      $123           8/31/04

10:30-12         Geometry                  9^th-12^th     J. Carkeet      $123           8/31/04

1-2                HS Writing       7^th-12^th     T. Matranga    $158         9/07/04

2-3                CAHSEE Writing Prep 10^th, 11^th  (10 wks)    “$8.00 SS           9/07/04

                       

Tuesday & Thursday

11-12             Spanish 1             9^th-12^th      B. Monroe          $168.00       8/24/04            

12-1               Spanish 2             9^th-12^th      B. Monroe          $168/00     8/24/04

 

 Wednesday

9-10               Better Writing       1^st-3^rd        D. Vanderveen      $4.50 SS    9/1/04           

10-11             Better Writing        4^th-6^th        D. Vanderveen      $4.50 SS    9/1/04

11-12             Readers Theatre     1^st-4^th         D. Vanderveen      $111       9/1/04

                     w/ puppets      

12-1              Hands on Science              1st-4^th      D. Vanderveen      $111        9/1/04

1-2                Intro to Art                      B. Monroe          $174.47      8/18/04

1-2                Arts and Crafts       1^st-8th       D. Siam             $72          9/1/04

 

Thursday

9-3              Piano                    K-12^th          C. Pearson        $225           T.B.A

9-12            Math Tutoring                          J. Carkeet            T.B.A.

 

Friday

9-10             Beg. Drawing         K-12^th         J. Gray            $58               9/3/04

10-11           Beg. Drawing         k-12^th         J. Gray             $58              9/3/04

11-1            Guitar               K-12^th        J. Gray             T.B.A.

12:15-2:15    Algebra 1              9^th-12^th       J. Pelezynski      $224          8/20/04

2:30-4:30     Algebra 2               9^th-12^th       J. Pelezynski      $224          8/20/04

                 

 

Please call the Ceres Learning Center at 541-1531 BEFORE the start date of the first class to make sure the class will begin on time. Class start times depend upon student enrollment. SS=School Sponsored Class

 

 

CWCS School Pictures!

 

What will you get FREE just for coming in and taking a picture?

 

A free credit card style student id card with the CW logo that can be used for student discounts and the CAHSEE in the spring!

Also, a student picture in the full color yearbook!

 

Can parents take pictures and also receive an id card?

Yes, for a fee of $5.00 you can also have a beautiful school id card!

 

Can I purchase regular picture packages?

Yes, the picture packages are very reasonably priced.

Make checks payable to Leonard’s Photography

 

You will also be able to purchase a full color yearbook for only $25.00.

Make checks payable to CWCS

 

School Pictures will be taken at two locations for your convenience:

Tuesday, September 7^th at the Ceres Learning Center, 2600 Mitchell Road, Ste. G

209-541-1531

and

Thursday, September 9^th at the Manteca Learning Center, 955 W Center,

Ste. 9

209-239-7306

 

Both locations are taking appointments between 9 am- 2 pm

Call today to make an appointment for your student!

 

Both locations will also have make up days!

 

PLEASE BE SURE TO ATTEND PICTURE DAY IF AT ALL POSSIBLE!!!!

The ID cards that they make for us are very nice credit card style.

 

 

 

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

MATH *A* THON

Sponsored by Connecting Waters Charter School

 

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital is internationally recognized for its pioneering work in finding cures and saving children with cancer and other catastrophic diseases. Founded by the late entertainer Danny Thomas and based in Memphis, Tenn., St. Jude freely shares its discoveries with scientific and medical communities around the world. No family ever pays for treatments not covered by insurance, and families without insurance are never asked to pay. St. Jude is financially supported by ALSAC, its fund-raising organization.

 

It’s as Easy as 1-2-3!

1.     Students will pick up a Permission/Registration form and collection envelope from one of the CWCS Learning Centers or the CWCS Waterford office. If necessary the Permission/Registration forms can be mailed to you upon request. To have a form mailed to you, call the CWCS Waterford office at 209-874-943. Permission Registration forms will need to be returned to the CWCS Learning Center or CWCS Waterford office by October 4^th. Then they will need to get sponsors that will pledge .03, .05, or .10 cents per math problem. There are approximately 200 problems.

2.     When your math funbook or CD arrives, complete all the fun problems and puzzles within seven days. Funbooks and CD will be available at the CWCS Learning Centers and CWCS Waterford office on October 25^th.

3. Collect your pledges from your sponsors and return them to the CWCS Learning Center or CWCS Waterford office no later November 8^th.

Students collecting $35 or more will receive a t-shirt, certificate and a free pass to Six Flags Theme Parks. Those collecting $75 will receive a St. Jude sports bag, t-shirt, certificate and free pass to Six Flags Theme Parks. The student who raises the most money over $125 will win a CD boom box. Everyone who turns in money will receive a certificate.

Please visit the Math*A*Thon web site at www.mathathon.org. Here you can see sample questions, and your students can play games, download a Math*A*Thon screensaver and send e-cards. There is also a special section for parents to learn more about the program and the hospital.

Connecting Waters Charter School

219 N. Reinway Ave.

Waterford, CA 95386

209-874-9463

 

Ceres/Modesto Learning Center

2600 Mitchell Rd. Ste. G

Ceres, CA 95307

209-541-1531

 

Manteca Learning Center

955 W. Center St. Ste. 9

Manteca, CA 95337

209-239-7306