Work-Based Learning (WBL) is an educational approach that integrates real-world work experiences with classroom instruction. It allows students to apply academic knowledge and develop practical skills in a professional setting through internship and community service. WBL helps bridge the gap between education and employment, enhancing career readiness and providing hands-on experience in various industries by students' career interests.

AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) is a college-readiness program designed to prepare middle and high school students for success in higher education. It emphasizes academic rigor, organization, and critical thinking skills to equip students for college enrollment and beyond. Research indicates that participation in AVID is associated with increased college readiness and graduation rates, especially among diverse student populations.

At GTA we instill our student-athlete with the integrity to be responsible in service to their classmates and to be resilient when encountering adversity. It is the goal of our Athletic Departments to teach our middle schoolers the fundamentals of our philosophy, and how to compete while trying to put our teams in a position to win games. Once these student-athletes advance to the high school level with these values instilled, they go into game preparation in an effort to compete in the Bay Area Charter School Athletic Conference.