The Riverside Press-Enterprise

Two high schools receive state honors

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Two high schools in San Bernardino County are among 36 in the state to recognized as Model Continuati­on High Schools for 2022.

They are John H. Milor High School in the Rialto Unified School District and Slover Mountain High School in the Colton Joint Unified School District.

Continuati­on schools provide a high school diploma program designed to meet the needs of students ages 16-18 who have not yet graduated from high school, are required to attend school and are at risk of not completing their education.

“This honor demonstrat­es a school’s commitment to support and mentor educators and their peers to provide invaluable resources for all students,” Ken Larson, president of the San Bernardino County Board of Education, said in a news release. “I am proud of our teachers and administra­tors who work to provide students with the support and skills for academic and social success.”

John H. Milor High School is a continuati­on school that has continued to increase its graduation rate. One goal of the staff is to make positive personal connection­s with all students, to provide a sense of belonging and a genuine feeling that “Success Starts Here,” according to the news release.

Milor is a fully accredited school as recognized by the Western Associatio­n of Schools and Colleges. It was also designated as a Model Continuati­on High School in 2019.

Slover Mountain High School in Colton has also received the Model Continuati­on High School designatio­n before. The school focuses on guiding students through their academic journey and supporting them socially, emotionall­y and physically, according to the news release.

“When you come to Slover, you’ll understand why you can’t spell Slover without l-o-v-e,” Tiffany Hampton, the school’s principal, said in the news release.

The 36 schools selected as Model Continuati­on High Schools retain their designatio­n for three years and will be recognized at the California Continuati­on Education Associatio­n Plus 2022 state conference in Long Beach in May.

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