Insight Schools of California

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We are excited to welcome you into our school community. Insight believes every child has the potential to succeed. Our dedicated and qualified teachers, family coaches, counselors and administrators work collaboratively and consistently to provide the proper instruction, support and guidance our students need to succeed.

Even if you/your student attended another K12 school and transferred to Insight (from CAVA, IQ or other K12 school) you are still considered a "new" student or learning coach.

You will need to:

• Create NEW LC/Parent and student accounts for the OLS (Online School)
• Attend the mandatory Strong Start Orientation and Walk to Class Orientation
  

Learning Coaches (and students too) choose one session listed below and add it to your personal calendar. No RSVP or sign up needed. Your attendance will be recorded during the session. The orientation is held online via Zoom, which means you can access the session from a computer, tablet, or smart phone! We are also offering sessions completely in Spanish.

A few minutes prior to the start of your chosen session click on this link:

https://tinyurl.com/StrongStartOrientationZOOM

For school starting on Monday, December 9th:

Wednesday, Dec. 4th @ 10:00 AM PST: Staff Host: Anica Garcia, agarcia@k12insightca.org

Thursday, Dec. 5th @ 3:00 PM PST: Staff Host: Lyla Rodriguez, lrodriguez@k12insightca.org

Wednesday, Dec. 4th @ 3:00 PM PST: Staff Host: Lyla Rodriguez, lrodriguez@k12insightca.org

There are two parts to the Orientations at Insight:

The Strong Start Orientation (SSO) is just that, an overview of getting started and ensuring you and your student have a strong start at Insight. This is geared for the Learning Coach/Parent and is attended in one session prior to the start of the school year (students are welcome and encouraged to attend too). During the Strong Start Orientation, you will be given an overview of Insight and will have an opportunity to ask questions and ensure you and your student are prepared for the fist day of school. Please be sure you have completed all items on the New Student Checklist prior to attending Strong Start Orientation. You can find the link for the checklist above under "Helpful Documents".

The second part of orientation refers to your student attending the mandatory Walk To Class Orientations (W2CO) the first two days of school. This will go more in depth about the ins-and-outs of how to attend our school, and is just for the student. We will cover things like, how to attend live sessions, take quizzes, submit assignments and check grades, plus much more. Your student will find the Walk to Class Orientation sessions on their schedule, within their Online High School Platform (OLS).

Insight Schools of California: Refers to all 3 schools (listed below) and encompasses all staff and students. Click here for video instructions on finding your student's school and start date.

Our Schools:

Insight School of California (ISCA)

Insight at San Diego (ISSD or SD)

Insight at San Joaquin (ISSJ or SJ)

Learning Coaches/Parents: Click for the LC One-Stop-Shop to find videos and resources to answer all of your questions. Check out the Strong Start Section of the One-Stop-Shop to find more "How To" documents to help you and your student have a Strong Start with us!

Students: Click for the Student Resource Library, to find videos and links to get you started and help you understand how to go to school at Insight.

Everyone: Check out the RAISE Team Website. We will help you get started at Insight and will be running the Strong Start and Walk to Class Orientations. The RAISE Team is like a big HUG of SUPPORT, but in technical terms: The Retention and Academic Intuitive Support Experts (RAISE) provides assistance, encouragement, and support to students and learning coaches when such support/assistance is requested or deemed necessary to achieve academic success in the virtual school environment.

Tech Issues?? Check out the K12 Help Desk, create a tech ticket or you can call them at 866-512-2273. Getting a "Boot Error"? Click here.

ISCA does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access educational programs and activities. As required by Title IX, ISCA does not discriminate on the basis of gender, in its educational programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the Title IX non-discrimination matters:

Morgan Vincent , ISCA Title IX Coordinator, 50 Moreland Road Simi Valley, CA 93065. movincent@k12insightca.org (951) 894-9089

Additionally, you may contact the Office of Civil Rights by calling 1-800-421-3481.