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Community School

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Community Schools

Community
Schools at GTA

GTA is using Community Schools funding to support systemic, long-term change through its commitment to achieving equitable growth with Vallejo creativity. Our focus is on community-rooted solutions designed around Vallejo students and families, not one-size-fits-all programs.

Our Vision
GTA graduates should leave with the self-confidence, academic knowledge, problem-solving ability, and technology skills to succeed in life and contribute locally and globally.
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Supporting the Whole Student and Family

Through family engagement, wellness supports, and campus-based guidance, GTA helps students and families access the tools they need to thrive.

Family Engagement &
Parent Education

 

Parent education, family workshops, volunteer pathways, and practical tools that help families become active partners in student learning.

Wellness &
Mental Health

 

Mental health support, wellness coaching, SEL, preventative care, health screenings, and student health services across GTA campuses.

Campus-Based
Support

 

Dedicated staff at Griffin Academy and MIT Academy help connect students and families with programs, workshops, volunteer opportunities, and day-to-day support.

 
 
 
 

More Opportunities to Learn, Lead, and Explore

Community Schools funding helps GTA expand campus-specific programming so students have more opportunities to explore interests, build skills, and participate in meaningful experiences.

Justice and Law

Build confidence through leadership, civic learning, and real-world problem solving.

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Academic Decathlon

Challenge students to think critically, compete, and grow academically.

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Science Olympiad

Encourage innovation, teamwork, and curiosity through hands-on science learning.

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Music Club

Create space for expression, creativity, and student voice through music.

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More Opportunities to Learn, Lead, and Explore

Community Schools funding helps GTA expand campus-specific programming so students have more opportunities to explore interests, build skills, and participate in meaningful experiences.

Justice and Law

Build confidence through leadership, civic learning, and real-world problem solving.

→

Academic Decathlon

Challenge students to think critically, compete, and grow academically.

→

Science Olympiad

Encourage innovation, teamwork, and curiosity through hands-on science learning.

→

Music Club

Create space for expression, creativity, and student voice through music.

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