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BASE APPLICATION PROCEDURE

BASE is now accepting applications for 2008-2009


For more information, call Miriam Peirano at (510) 748-4314 x300


Print and send in a BASE application

Download our BASE Information Flyer

BASE is a good fit for youth who are motivated, committed to improving their community, and interested in having a say. BASE is a lot of work, combining college prep and real world academic requirements, substantial community projects, and responsibility for helping to build the school. If you think BASE is right for you, get in touch with us!

There is a 3-Step process for applying & enrolling:

  1. Complete the application (attached in pdf below) and submit with a most recent transcript (or recent grades for 8th graders) and/or call to set up a family conference with one of the school leaders.
  2. Attend a family conference with one of the school leaders. The purpose of the conference is to ensure that you have all the information you need to determine if BASE is a good fit for you.
  3. Complete enrollment forms.
If you have questions or you need help with directions, please contact Amanda Kruger at (510) 748-4314 x302



STEPPING STONE APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Steppin’ Stone is a unique program that gives youth ages 16 to 19 the skills, support and opportunities to transition successfully from high school to college and life!

How it works
Youth ages 16 to 19 benefit from taking classes through the Bay Area School of Enterprise and the Peralta Colleges to complete high school graduation requirements and get a jump start on college and/or career. Through the program participants receive:

• Academic and vocational counseling and support
• Weekly group meetings to develop skills and capacity in academic and personal achievement
• High school diploma and college credit. A possible AA degree as a high school diploma alternative or a certification relating to specific vocational training
• Adult mentorship
• Real world skill building through internships and community projects
• Financial assistance for books and free tuition

Who can enroll
Youth participants must meet the following criteria to be considered:

• Sixteen to nineteen years old
• Motivated to seek a higher education
• At least a junior standing in credits
• Evidence of academic ability and interest
• Willingness to develop and implement academic, vocational, and personal goals—and achieve them!

TO APPLY:
Contact Lillian Quinata at (510) 748-4314 x397 for an application and to arrange an informational interview.

 
 

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