About the Don Bosco Charter High School
Don Bosco Charter High School is an accredited alternative high school that educates approximately 230 students and graduates approximately 80 students each year. The school opened in 2000 with the goal of helping students who have not thrived in traditional schools achieve success. All young people should have the opportunity to graduate, and Don Bosco is doing everything it can to support that belief, including:

* Offering smaller classroom sizes that allow a more personal learning experience.
* Working to build marketable skills by focusing on technology learning.
* Offering classes that allow real-world experience, including service learning opportunities.
* Offering tutoring and focused learning on reading and math, two areas that are typically challenging to Don Bosco students.

The Don Bosco Charter High School is one of six interrelated centers of the Don Bosco Centers. For more information about Don Bosco's other services and programs, visit www.donbosco.org.