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Our Oak Grove site serves as an important bridge for Five Keys students (both men and women) to continue their education upon release. Students at Oak Grove may also be referred from cooperating agencies including Back on Track, SFSD's Home Detention Program, and through the school's own recruiting efforts in the community.
Our Treasure Island site is a partnership with clients enrolled at Walden House and Haight Ashbury Free Clinic programs. The education programs at both the Treasure Island and Oak Grove sites are tailored to the individual needs of each student. Students make an education plan that includes either earning a GED or a high school diploma. They might work on Independent Study courses, attend site-based classes or practice for the GED exam. They participate in service-learning projects and attend workshops offered by other community-based organizations working on re-entry issues like housing and employment.
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