The Stone Bridge School recently finished its public hearing for the 2025–26 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP). This plan sets goals for student achievement and community involvement for the next year.

Q1. Does Stone Bridge School help high school students get ready for college and their jobs?

Ans. Yes, high school students can get help with their schoolwork and advice on how to plan for graduation, apply to college, and look into different career options.

Q2. Can students do things outside of school while they are at Stone Bridge School?

Ans. If they meet the requirements and the program is available, students in the Napa Valley Unified School District may be able to join some extracurricular activities.

Q3. How do you keep track of how well students are doing when they study on their own?

Ans. Teachers check on their students' work, hold meetings to talk about how they're doing, and check to see if they've met the course standards to make sure they're doing well in school.

Q4. Are students able to sign up for classes at any time during the school year?

Ans: Stone Bridge School is an alternative school, so it may let students enroll at different times, depending on district rules and how much space is available.

Q5. Are there any tech tools that can help you learn on your own?

Ans. The school supports digital learning by using platforms that the district has approved. It might also give students access to devices or online tools that can help them with their homework.