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In 2013, the state Legislature passed legislation which requires the State Auditor’s Offi ce to conduct biennial audits of school districts’ Alternative Learning Experience (ALE) programs. We examined districts’ compliance with state laws and regulations and with their own policies and procedures. School districts received about $276 million in ALE funding for the school fi scal years 2013 and 2014.Overall, audits of ALE programs have shown signifi cant improvement in this audit cycle (school fi scal years 2013 and 2014), with more districts following compliance requirements necessary to receive funding for ALE. In audits of one fi scal year – 2011 – we found issues at 52 of the 67 school districts we audited, and almost $27 million in possible overpayments. However, in audits of two most recent fi scal years – 2013 and 2014 – we found issues at 31 of the 124 districts audited, and questioned around $2 million in ALE funding. Th e primary causes of questioned funding in our recent audits included:
• Written student learning plans with missing elements required for funding of ALE• Not conducting and/or documenting required monthly evaluations of student progress• Not obtaining signed statements from parents certifying they understand the diff erence between
ALE and home-based instruction • Off ering high school programs that did not generate credits toward a high school diploma
In our ongoing commitment to fulfi ll the required ALE audits, we will continue to limit our selections to those programs with at least 10 Average Annual Full Time Equivalent (AAFTE), which will provide coverage of 99 percent of all ALE programs. We expect to perform onsite audits of 41 programs and desk audits of 48 programs for fi scal year 2015.
Accountability AuditAlternative Learning Experience (ALE) ProgramsFor school fi scal years 2013 and 2014
Issued March 3, 2016
Washington State Auditor’s Offi ce
Government that works for c i t izens
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DITOR OF STATE
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A S H I N G T O NNOV 11, 1889
Table of Contents
The mission of the Washington State Auditor’s Offi ce The State Auditor’s Offi ce holds state and local governments accountable for the use of public resources. The results of our work are widely distributed through a variety of reports, which are available on our website and through our free, electronic subscription service. We take our role as partners in accountability seriously. We provide training and technical assistance to governments and have an extensive quality assurance program.For more information about the State Auditor’s Offi ce, visit www.sao.wa.gov.
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State Auditor’s Offi ce contactsState Auditor Troy Kelley
360-902-0370, Auditor@sao.wa.gov
Jan M. Jutte, CPA, CGFM – Deputy State Auditor
360-902-0360, Jan.Jutte@sao.wa.gov
Kelly J. Collins, CPA – Director of Local Audit
360-902-0091, Kelly.Collins@sao.wa.gov
Mark Rapozo, CPA – Deputy Director of Local Audit
360-902-0471, Mark.Rapozo@sao.wa.gov
Cheryl Thresher – School Program Manager
360-725-5608, Cheryl.Thresher@sao.wa.gov
Adam Wilson – Deputy Director for Communications
360-902-0367, Adam.Wilson@sao.wa.gov
To request public recordsPublic Records Offi cer
360-725-5617, PublicRecords@sao.wa.gov
Alternative Learning Experience Programs Accountability Audits :: Introduction | 2
About This Audit 3
Audit Results and Recommendations 4
Appendix A: ALE Programs Alphabetically by District Name 10
Appendix B: ALE Programs by Average Annual FTE (AAFTE), Fiscal Year 2014 23
Appendix C: ALE Programs by Percent Nonresident, Fiscal Year 2014 29
Appendix D: ALE Programs by Percent ALE vs. Basic Enrollment, Fiscal Year 2014 35
Alternative Learning Experience Programs Accountability Audits :: Introduction | 3
About Th is Audit
In 2013, the State Legislature passed Engrossed Substitute Senate Bill 5946, codifi ed in RCW 28A.232.010, requiring the State Auditor’s Offi ce to conduct fi nancial audits of Alternative Learning Experience (ALE) programs in the state. In the past two years, we have performed enrollment audits of every ALE program in the state that reported more than 10 Average Annual Full Time Equivalent (AAFTE) students. Th is resulted in audits of 99 percent of the students reported for ALE funding in 223 programs provided by 124 school districts. Many school districts operate multiple programs and a mix of program course types (remote, site-based, or online). In our most recent audits of school fi scal year 2014, OSPI identifi ed 307 programs statewide reporting approximately 27,660 students for funding. Programs vary in size from less than one average annual full time equivalent (AAFTE) student to programs with more than 3,300 AAFTE students. (See Appendix A for an alphabetical list of districts and Appendix B for a list of district programs ordered by size.)
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Audit Results and Recommendations
Overall, we saw improvements with compliance requirements necessary to claim funding for ALE programs. Th e primary causes of reporting errors have not changed signifi cantly but the number of districts out of compliance has decreased. For fi scal year 2011, we audited 67 districts for compliance and reported issues at 52 of them (78 percent), resulting in possible overpayments of almost $27 million. For the school fi scal years 2013 and 2014 (September 1, 2012 through August 31, 2014), we audited 223 ALE programs off ered in 124 school districts, and identifi ed issues in only 25 percent of them. We found possible overpayments of about $2 million – a reduction in questioned expendures of better than 90 percent.School districts are required by state law to maintain documentation to support the ALE program funding they receive. Th e requirements appear in statute, and in rules developed by the Offi ce of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), which also provides guidance for following these rules and regulations to districts. When documentation is missing, inadequate or unclear, we question ALE funding for lack of compliance with state requirements. Our audit work concentrated on the areas that support ALE funding at the state level. Th ey are important because they are required to qualify a student for ALE funding. In this report, the issues we found are organized by the number of times they appeared in our audits, from the most to the least frequent. Th e six areas where we most oft en identifi ed problems include:
1. Written student learning plans2. Monthly evaluations of student progress3. Signed parental statements of understanding4. Student releases between districts 5. Evidence of student-teacher contact 6. Requirements to be claimed for ALE funding
Th e recommendations in this report refl ect those we made directly to audited school districts.
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1. Written Student Learning Plans:
Documentation that sets the expectation for student participation
is also used to allocate funding based on their Full-Time Equivalent
(FTE) hoursEvery ALE student is required to have a written student learning plan that has been approved by an instructor with a Washington state teaching certifi cate. Th is is especially important for ALE programs in which the parent helps design the plan, select the learning materials, and provide the daily instruction. Th e certifi cated instructor’s approval indicates the district has taken responsibility for the learning plan, ensuring that it meets all the ALE requirements, including one or more of the state’s essential academic learning requirements or grade-level expectations, as well as any other academic goals and requirements defi ned by the school district. In our audits, we examined plans for the dates of approval and question ALE funding for months claimed prior to the plan approval date.
• We found 19 programs in which a student was counted for one or more months before the plan was approved by the certifi cated instructor at the school district.
Beginning and ending dates of planWritten student learning plans must state the dates they are in eff ect: students may only be claimed for funding between the beginning and ending dates identifi ed in the plan.
• In 11 programs, we either could not identify the beginning and ending dates for learning plans or students were counted for funding outside the dates in their plans.
FTE funding hoursFunding for ALE students is based on the hours identifi ed in their written student learning plan. In school fi scal year 2014, an ALE student generated $5,297 in basic education allocation funding if they were enrolled for one FTE, for the full ten months of the school year (September through June). Districts may document hours in a learning plan either as a total number of hours for the plan, or by assigning hours for each course in the plan and adding them up to arrive at the plan’s total hours.
• In 18 programs, we found instances in which enrolled hours were not clearly identifi ed or students were claimed for more or fewer hours than identifi ed in their plans.
We recommended: Districts report only those students with a learning plan in place, including beginning and ending dates and estimated hours of learning activity per week, that has been approved by certifi cated instructional staff .
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2. Monthly progress evaluations:
An important tool that is not always used with precision to
measure satisfactory or unsastifactory progress in ALETh e progress of students in ALE programs must be evaluated on a monthly basis. Under the current rules, progress for each month (including September) must be conducted by the fi ft h school day of the following month, and each student must be assessed as making either satisfactory or unsatisfactory progress. If progress is unsatisfactory, the certifi cated ALE instructor must devise and implement an intervention plan to help the student get back on track within fi ve additional school days. Our audits verify that evaluations, and intervention plans if required, are conducted on a timely basis. We identifi ed six common errors related to timely progress evaluations that resulted in questioned funding for ALE programs. Th ey are:
• Progress reviews did not clearly identify whether progress was satisfactory or unsatisfactory in 19 programs.
• No evidence that progress reviews were conducted every month a student was enrolled in 15 programs.
• Progress reviews or intervention plans were not conducted timely in seven programs.
• Intervention plans were not completed when required in fi ve programs.• Progress reviews were conducted, but not dated. When evaluations are
not dated, we cannot verify the district met the requirement to have an evaluation in place within fi ve school days of the end of the previous month. If evaluations are not completed within fi ve days, students cannot be counted for funding in the following month. We found this occurred in three programs.
• Progress was not communicated to the student and/or parent as required in three programs.
Progress reviews in programs where a parent of a student is the daily provider of instruction must clearly document and provide evidence that the certifi cated instructor took responsibility for supervising, monitoring, evaluating and documenting the student’s progress as required by statute. Without evidence of the instructor’s review of progress, we cannot assure proper accountability for student progress.
Assessment of students’ monthly progress varies widely
from district to districtSatisfactory progress must be based on the learning goals and performance objectives defi ned in the written student learning plan. How satisfactory progress is measured is defi ned by each school district and the professional judgment of the certifi cated teacher. Some stakeholders argue that it is appropriate to allow districts and individual programs to decide what to measure as evidence of student progress and what is considered acceptable progress, based on the program and the needs of the students within their school. However, this can lead to striking disparity from program to progam in what constitutes satisfactory progress, making it diffi cult to assess compliance with state requirements regarding progress.
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OSPI’s Digital Learning Department created the standardized Choice Transfer form for districts to document when they release students for online courses or program enrollment.
• We noted a high degree of variation in how progress is measured between programs. In one program, students were considered successful only if they achieved a grade/score above 80 percent in all of their courses. In another program, students were considered successful if they obtained a passing score in either reading or math.
We recommended: Districts report students for ALE funding only aft er a progress review is conducted and documented by certifi cated instructional staff and, when necessary, an intervention plan has been implemented.
3. Statements of Understanding for ALE students Since 2005, state regulations have required that the parents of a prospective ALE student receive a description of the diff erence between home-based instruction (also called homeschooling) and ALE. Th e parents must sign a document – the Statement of Understanding, also called the Attestation Letter – confi rming that they understand the diff erence between ALE and homeschooling. In 2012, state regulations changed requiring the statement to be signed and dated by the parent within three days of their request for ALE enrollment, but the school may enroll the student conditionally for 30 calendar days. Th e district must dis-enroll the student from the ALE program if it has not received the statement before the end of the conditional enrollment period. Th is requirement applies to all ALE programs: online, remote and site-based.
• We found that 16 programs either were missing the form or counted a student for funding before receiving the form.
We recommended: Districts should obtain signed acknowledgements that parents understand the diff erence between ALE and home-based instruction (home schooling).
4. Student Releases From Resident DistrictAlmost half of the 27,660 students enrolled in ALE courses statewide are enrolled in courses that are delivered by a school outside the district they live in. Forty-eight programs reported more than half their ALE enrollment were nonresident students, and 23 of these programs reported that nonresident students made up more than 90 percent of their enrollment. (See Appendix C for a list of the nonresident programs by percentage of enrollment, and Appendix D for a list of the districts by ALE students as a percent of the district’s basic enrollment.)When students live in one district and attend school in another, either part-time or full-time, the resident and nonresident districts must coordinate how they report FTE to ensure that no student is counted for more than one FTE in the aggregate. As of March 31, 2014, OSPI required districts to use its Standard Choice Transfer System (SCTS) to record all students who are “choicing out” of their resident district to a nonresident district for the purpose of enrolling in an online school program. Districts must use the SCTS for transferring students into online school enrollment, but the system is also able to process requests for other nonresident enrollments and interdistrict agreements.
• We identifi ed eight programs that were missing a release form or counted a student as enrolled before the student was released by the resident school district.
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Earlier problems with release forms in interdistrict cooperatives
have been correctedOur ALE audits of school fi scal year 2011 resulted in fi ndings at several ALE interdistrict cooperatives that did not follow the rules about student release forms. Audits conducted for the period September 1, 2012, through August 31, 2014 found this issue has been corrected: release forms in the cooperative districts clearly present releases from the resident districts to the serving districts. We recommended: Districts report nonresident students only aft er receiving release forms from the resident district.
5. Evidence of contact between student and certifi cated
instructor must be timely and substantiatedWe examined the documentation school districts retained to substantiate two-way contact between the certifi cated instructor and student. Students are required to participate in at least one course within the fi rst four days of September and must have two-way contact within 20 school days prior to count date for the months of October through June. If students have regularly scheduled onsite or online classes, contact may be established through attendance records or logs when the student participates in synchronous digital instruction. Electronic contact may be supported by the actual two-way email or notes of telephone or Skype discussions.
• We found 12 districts did not adequately document two-way contact within the fi rst four days of September or within 20 school days prior to one of the other monthly count dates.
We recommended: Districts report only students they can document have had student-instructor contact with certifi cated instructional staff within the fi rst four days of September and within 20 days prior to count dates for the months of October through June.
6. Requirements to be claimed for ALE funding
Course of study must lead to a high school diplomaHigh-school level ALE courses must satisfy OSPI’s requirements for courses of study and equivalencies as provided in Washington Administrative Code (WAC): they must be off ered for high school credit, lead to a high school diploma, and satisfy the State Board Of Education’s high school credit and graduation requirements.
• We found one program did not provide courses leading to a high school diploma.
Documentation to support ALE compliance requirementsALE students must have a written student learning plan in place containing all elements defi ned in statute to support the individualized learning as well as documentation to support weekly contact and monthly progress evaluations.
• We found one program failed to meet any of the documentation criteria necessary to report students for ALE enrollment funding.
We recommended: Districts report for ALE funding only those programs that maintain documentation required by state regulation and off er a course of study leading to a high school diploma.
Alternative Learning Experience Programs Accountability Audits :: Audit Results | 9
ALE Substantially Similar Expenditure Analysis In 2012, the Legislature amended regulations regarding “substantially similar experiences and services” and redefi ned them to mean that
…”for each purchased or contracted instructional or cocurricular course, lesson, trip or other experience, service or activity identifi ed on an alternative learning experience written student learning plan, there is an identical or similar experience, service or activity made available to students enrolled in the district’s regular instructional program.”
Districts are required to report details of their substantially similar experience to OSPI on an annual basis, and include the number of students served and the cost of instruction, including fees paid to non-certifi cated community-based instructors. For the school fi scal year 2014, we did not audit substantially similar expenditures at school districts, but we did analyze costs charged to this area over the last three years. On a statewide basis, substantially similar expenditures decreased by almost 65 percent between the 2011-12 fi scal year and 2013-14, as shown in Exhibit 1.
What has prompted the reduction in “substantially similar”
reporting?Several districts that reported high spending in the fi rst year of required reporting did not report any spending in school fi scal year 2014. Some school districts have moved towards hiring community-based instructors as school district employees. ALE rules do not require districts to report expenditures made to district employees who provide services to ALE programs. Nor must districts report whether the services or experiences provided by these employees are also made available to students enrolled in the district’s regular instructional program.We performed a limited review at two districts that are still reporting signifi cant spending in this area and found both districts have established processes to monitor community-based instructors and to obtain input regarding student participation and progress on a periodic basis.
Next steps: Planned fi scal year 2015 ALE auditsOSPI has provided information about ALE enrollment reported for the 2014-2015 school year: it identifi es 327 programs with approximately 26,750 AAFTE in 158 districts. Based on data provided by OSPI, and ALE audit results from the prior two years, we expect to perform onsite audits of 41 programs and desk audits of 48 programs for fi scal year 2015. We will conduct onsite audits of smaller programs with identifi ed risk that were previously desk audits, and a selection of programs with annual average enrollment greater than 100. We will continue to limit our selections to those programs with at least 10 AAFTE, which will provide coverage of 99 percent of all ALE programs reported for funding. We also plan to collect information on programs that allow the use of “educational expense funds.” Th ese funds are allocated by the school district to individual students enrolled in their ALE programs. Th e school district allows parents to direct district spending through the selection of either learning materials or activities.
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
$4.6M
$2.8M
$1.6M
Exhibit 1 – Spending on “substantially similar” experiences has dropped by almost 65% School fiscal years 2011-2014
Alternative Learning Experience Accountability Audit :: Appendix A | 10
Appendix A: ALE Programs Alphabetically by District Name
School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Anacortes Cap Sante High School Contract Based 09-12 42.25 1.6 3.6
Arlington Stillaguamish Valley School
Parent Partnership KK-12 133.93 3.0 37.0
Arlington Weston High School Contract Based 09-12 16.48 3.0 5.6
Auburn West Auburn ALE Contract Based 09-12 91.80 0.9 11.9
Auburn Auburn Will Graduate Digital/Online 09-12 33.60 0.9 5.4
Bainbridge Island Mosaic Home Education Partnership
Parent Partnership KK-08 31.54 1.1 15.9
Bainbridge Island Eagle Harbor High School
Contract Based 09-12 8.33 1.1 1.4
Bainbridge Island Independent Studies Classes
Contract Based - 0.00 1.1 0.0
Battle Ground River Parent Partnership KK-12 698.00 13.0 53.0
Battle Ground CAM Parent Partnership 03-12 519.03 13.0 17.8
Battle Ground Summit View High School
Contract Based 09-12 373.70 13.0 33.6
Bellingham Spokane Virtual Learning
Digital/Online 08-12 10.74 0.2 0.0
Bellingham American Academy Digital/Online 09-12 10.72 0.2 0.0
Bellingham Bellingham Virtual Learning
Digital/Online 11-12 0.74 0.2 0.0
Bethel ALE Parent Partnership 09-12 329.57 2.1 0.0
Bethel Online ALE Program Digital/Online KK-05 35.30 2.1 0.0
Bethel HS ALE Digital/Online 09-12 4.38 2.1 0.0
Bethel Pierce County Skill Center
Digital/Online 12-12 2.05 2.1 54.2
Blaine HomeConnection Parent Partnership 01-12 63.76 4.0 28.5
Blaine Blaine HS ALE program Contract Based 09-12 16.09 4.0 0.0
Bremerton Renaissance Alternative High School
Contract Based 08-12 179.72 4.6 20.2
Bremerton Drawbridge Contract Based 11-12 22.63 4.6 0.0
Bremerton Home Link Digital/Online 01-08 10.97 4.6 6.6
Bremerton American Academy Digital/Online 10-12 7.76 4.6 1.3
Bremerton On-line Options Digital/Online 09-12 5.73 4.6 0.0
Brewster Brewster ALE Program Digital/Online 09-12 13.96 1.6 0.0
ALE programs alphabetically by school district name, fi scal year 2014
Average Program ALE – The annual average full-time equivalent reported for ALE program.Percent District ALE – The ALE enrollment reported as a percentage of basic enrollment reported for the same grades.Percent Nonresident – The percentage of ALE enrolled students who live outside the provider district’s boundaries.
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Burlington-Edison Burlington-Edison Alternative School
Contract Based 11-12 5.00 0.1 0.0
Burlington-Edison Burlington-Edison Parent Partnership (BEPP)
Parent Partnership - 0.00 0.1 0.0
Cape Flattery Neah Bay Alternative Program
Contract Based 08-12 13.24 3.0 0.0
Central Kitsap Off Campus Parent Partnership KK-12 163.69 4.2 21.4
Central Kitsap Alternative High School
Contract Based 10-12 146.04 4.2 9.5
Central Kitsap East Side Alt Contract Based 10-12 54.48 4.2 10.9
Central Kitsap New Frontiers Jr High Contract Based 07-09 48.37 4.2 12.4
Central Kitsap CK Online Academy Digital/Online 09-12 23.54 4.2 4.2
Central Valley I-TRACC Digital/Online 08-12 83.45 1.5 8.9
Central Valley Spokane Valley Learning Academy
Parent Partnership KK-11 74.60 1.5 17.0
Central Valley Barker High School Contract Based 09-12 16.68 1.5 5.3
Central Valley University High School Digital/Online 09-10 2.40 1.5 0.0
Chehalis Twin Cities Virtual Academy
Digital/Online 07-12 0.86 0.0 0.0
Cheney HomeWorks! Parent Partnership KK-08 56.33 2.6 29.0
Cheney Three Springs Contract Based 09-12 50.00 2.6 6.6
Cheney Cheney Virtual Learning
Digital/Online - 0.00 2.6 0.0
Chewelah Chewelah HomeLink Parent Partnership KK-12 43.17 6.6 2.8
Chewelah Chewelah Alternative High School
Contract Based 10-12 11.20 6.6 0.0
Chimacum PI Program Parent Partnership 01-12 83.14 7.9 23.5
Chimacum FOCUS Contract Based - 0.00 7.9 0.0
Clarkston The Educational Opportunity Center
Contract Based 09-12 149.80 5.8 1.6
Clarkston American Academy Contract Based 12-12 0.10 5.8 0.0
Cle Elum-Roslyn Swiftwater Alternative High School
Contract Based 09-12 24.79 2.9 5.7
Cle Elum-Roslyn Swiftlink Parent Partnership Program
Parent Partnership - 0.00 2.9 0.0
Clover Park Clover Park On-line Program
Digital/Online 01-12 19.45 0.2 0.0
Columbia (Stevens) Columbia HS Alternative Program
Contract Based - 0.00 0.0 0.0
Colville Panorama Contract Based KK-12 82.08 4.6 15.7
ALE programs alphabetically by school district name, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Concrete Skagit River School House
Parent Partnership 01-12 5.00 1.8 0.0
Concrete Twin Cedars High School
Contract Based 09-12 4.16 1.8 0.0
Crescent Olympic Peninsula HomeConnection
Parent Partnership KK-11 83.19 28.5 98.3
Curlew Contract Studies Contract Based 07-12 4.76 2.3 0.0
Darrington Parent Partnership Parent Partnership KK-10 1.95 0.6 0.0
Darrington ALE Contract Based 09-12 0.69 0.6 0.0
Davenport Davenport Alternative Learning
Contract Based 10-12 4.36 0.8 0.0
Deer Park Deer Park Home Link Parent Partnership KK-12 448.22 20.2 64.1
Deer Park Deer Park Alternative High School
Contract Based 09-12 43.90 20.2 3.9
East Valley (Spokane)
Keys Digital/Online KK-08 188.75 11.6 100.0
East Valley (Spokane)
EV Online Learning Digital/Online KK-12 135.97 11.6 62.5
East Valley (Spokane)
Parent Partnership Parent Partnership KK-12 132.75 11.6 58.5
East Valley (Spokane)
Kennewick Center Digital/Online 03-12 30.30 11.6 100.0
East Valley (Spokane)
Tribal Digital/Online 07-12 5.60 11.6 98.2
East Valley (Yakima)
American Academy Digital/Online 09-12 7.80 0.3 2.6
Eastmont Eastside Alternative Program
Contract Based 07-12 105.89 2.0 5.0
Eatonville Eatonville Independent Study Center
Contract Based 10-12 22.50 2.3 4.4
Eatonville Mt. Rainier Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership KK-06 16.40 2.3 0.0
Eatonville No Drop Outs Digital/Online 09-12 1.30 2.3 0.0
Edmonds Edmonds Heights K-12 Parent Partnership KK-12 454.64 3.2 36.9
Edmonds Edmonds e-learning Digital/Online 09-12 134.10 3.2 3.1
Edmonds Will Graduate Digital/Online 09-12 19.40 3.2 0.0
Ellensburg Parent Partner Program Parent Partnership KK-12 18.55 0.6 0.0
Elma East Grays Harbor HS Contract Based Learning
Contract Based 09-12 44.89 3.2 8.7
Elma East Grays Harbor High School Digital/Online
Digital/Online 09-12 2.05 3.2 10.2
Enumclaw American Academy Digital/Online 11-12 3.62 0.1 0.0
ALE programs alphabetically by school district name, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Ephrata Sage Hills High School Contract Based 09-12 0.79 0.0 0.0
Everett Sequoia High School Contract Based 09-12 246.17 2.2 6.6
Everett Port Gardner K-12 Parent Partnership KK-12 111.20 2.2 16.2
Everett Sequoia OnlineHS Digital/Online 09-12 38.28 2.2 6.0
Evergreen (Clark) iQ Academy Digital/Online 06-12 427.39 3.1 73.5
Evergreen (Clark) Legacy High School Contract Based 09-12 235.40 3.1 0.0
Evergreen (Clark) Evergreen Flex Academy
Parent Partnership KK-08 104.88 3.1 12.0
Evergreen (Clark) Clark County Vocational Skills Center
Contract Based 11-12 17.96 3.1 50.8
Evergreen (Clark) 49th Street Academy Digital/Online 06-12 15.60 3.1 0.0
Evergreen (Clark) Union's Liberal Arts Academy
Contract Based 10-12 0.88 3.1 0.0
Evergreen (Clark) Evergreen Ignite Academy
Contract Based - 0.00 3.1 0.0
Evergreen (Clark) No Thunder Left Behind
Contract Based - 0.00 3.1 0.0
Evergreen (Clark) T-Wolf Academy Contract Based - 0.00 3.1 0.0
Federal Way Internet Academy Digital/Online KK-12 293.69 1.4 62.8
Ferndale Windward Independent Student
Contract Based 09-12 2.33 0.1 0.0
Ferndale Graduation Alliance Digital/Online 09-12 1.21 0.1 0.0
Fife Learning Opportunity Center
Contract Based - 0.00 0.0 0.0
Finley FINLEY Contract Based 07-12 3.83 0.4 8.1
Franklin Pierce Gates High School Contract Based 08-12 122.50 2.6 2.9
Franklin Pierce New Pathways School Contract Based 09-12 65.57 2.6 0.0
Franklin Pierce iSchool@FP Digital/Online - 0.00 2.6 0.0
Freeman S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
Contract Based 09-12 5.42 0.6 0.0
Goldendale AMERICAN ACADEMY Contract Based 09-12 4.40 0.5 0.0
Grand Coulee Dam Alternative Learning Experience
Contract Based 11-12 0.89 0.1 0.0
Grandview Contract Learning Center
Contract Based 09-12 58.82 1.8 9.2
Grandview The American Academy - Compass
Digital/Online 10-12 1.70 1.8 0.0
Grandview The American Academy GHS
Digital/Online 09-10 0.90 1.8 0.0
Granite Falls Crossroads Alternative High School
Contract Based 07-12 177.59 9.1 40.3
ALE programs alphabetically by school district name, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Highline Highline Interim Placement Program
Digital/Online 08-12 35.96 0.5 2.2
Highline CHOICE Electives Program
Contract Based 07-12 26.49 0.5 0.0
Highline New Start Contract Program
Contract Based 09-12 15.91 0.5 0.6
Highline PE Contract Program Contract Based 09-12 3.91 0.5 35.0
Highline Programs Off -Site Contract Based - 0.00 0.5 0.0
Highline PSHS Contract Based - 0.00 0.5 0.0
Hoquiam Homelink Digital/Online 01-12 79.16 4.9 42.2
Issaquah Issaquah HS Online Learning
Digital/Online 09-12 2.54 0.0 0.0
Issaquah Skyline HS Online Learning
Digital/Online 09-12 1.66 0.0 0.0
Issaquah Liberty HS Online Learning
Digital/Online 12-12 0.82 0.0 0.0
Issaquah Maywood MS Online Learning
Digital/Online 08-08 0.66 0.0 0.0
Issaquah Tiger Mountain HS Online Learning
Digital/Online 12-12 0.16 0.0 0.0
Issaquah Issaquah MS Online Learning
Digital/Online 08-08 0.08 0.0 0.0
Issaquah Pine Lake MS Online Learning
Digital/Online 08-08 0.06 0.0 0.0
Issaquah Beaver Lake Online Learning
Digital/Online - 0.00 0.0 0.0
Kelso Kelso Virtual Academy Digital/Online 08-12 18.18 0.4 0.0
Kennewick Mid-Columbia Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership KK-12 221.46 1.6 25.0
Kennewick Off Campus Learning Digital/Online 09-12 41.86 1.6 0.0
Kennewick ALE - CP CTE Contract Based 11-12 5.34 1.6 0.0
Kennewick ALE - District CP Contract Based - 0.00 1.6 0.0
Kent Kent Phoenix Academy Virtual High School Program
Digital/Online 09-12 87.36 0.8 0.0
Kent Kent Mountain View Academy Transition Program
Contract Based 09-12 60.60 0.8 0.0
Kent Kent SD CTE Online ALE Programs
Digital/Online 09-12 46.62 0.8 0.0
Kent Regional Justice Center Contract Based 09-12 1.80 0.8 0.0
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Kettle Falls Columbia Virtual Academy - Kettle Falls
Parent Partnership KK-12 145.26 18.2 95.2
Kettle Falls Contracted Based Education
Contract Based 12-12 9.90 18.2 0.0
Kettle Falls Kettle Falls Homelink Parent Partnership - 0.00 18.2 0.0
Kiona-Benton City Kiona-Benton City Online Program
Digital/Online 01-12 11.90 0.8 0.0
La Center La Center Home School Academy
Digital/Online KK-12 12.78 0.9 0.0
Lake Chelan Glacier Valley High School
Contract Based 10-12 18.90 2.2 30.7
Lake Chelan Chelan Prepatory High School
Contract Based 09-12 11.14 2.2 77.8
Lake Stevens HomeLink Parent Partnership KK-12 122.08 1.6 38.7
Lake Washington Emerson K-12 Parent Partnership KK-12 117.53 0.5 7.3
Lake Washington ONLINE Digital/Online 09-12 1.46 0.5 0.0
Lake Washington Grad Seminar Contract Based - 0.00 0.5 0.0
Liberty S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
Contract Based 10-12 2.88 0.7 0.0
Longview On Track Virtual Program
Digital/Online 09-12 48.84 0.8 0.0
Loon Lake Loon Lake School Parent Partnership Program
Parent Partnership KK-08 108.41 51.1 99.4
Lopez CVA-Lopez Island Online Learning
Digital/Online 01-12 11.66 9.7 97.3
Lopez PPP Parent Partnership 01-12 9.43 9.7 16.1
Lyle The American Academy
Digital/Online 10-11 2.00 0.9 0.0
Lynden Lynden Academy Parent Partnership KK-12 172.31 6.6 42.4
Lynden LHS Contract Learners Contract Based 10-12 2.12 6.6 22.6
Mary Walker Mary Walker Parent Partnership Program
Parent Partnership 01-12 28.08 13.1 51.8
Mary Walker Digital EC MWPPP Parent Partnership 01-12 24.98 13.1 92.3
Mary Walker Springdale Academy Contract Based KK-09 10.50 13.1 61.9
Marysville SHOPP Parent Partnership 01-12 111.06 2.5 16.5
Marysville MOVE UP Program Digital/Online 09-12 90.86 2.5 77.1
Marysville SOAR Contract Based 09-12 62.41 2.5 8.9
Mead Mead Education Partnership Prog
Parent Partnership KK-12 331.06 4.7 51.2
Mead Mead Alternative High School
Contract Based 09-12 98.51 4.7 13.3
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Medical Lake Medical Lake Alternative High School
Contract Based 09-12 38.24 2.2 24.7
Mercer Island Crest Learning Center Digital/Online 09-12 6.27 0.2 0.0
Meridian MP3 ALE Parent Partnership KK-08 405.30 25.1 91.9
Meridian Independent Learning Center
Contract Based 09-12 5.11 25.1 39.1
Methow Valley Independent Learning Center
Contract Based 08-12 19.82 6.4 0.0
Methow Valley Alernative Learning Experience - Home School
Parent Partnership KK-08 17.04 6.4 0.0
Monroe Sky Valley Education Center
Parent Partnership KK-12 710.75 17.4 49.4
Monroe Washington Virtual Academies
Digital/Online 09-12 329.25 17.4 97.7
Monroe Leaders In Learning Contract Based 09-12 114.85 17.4 12.1
Montesano Montesano Learning Academy
Digital/Online 12-12 0.20 0.0 0.0
Moses Lake MLSD Digital ALE Digital/Online 06-12 91.24 1.3 0.0
Moses Lake THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
Digital/Online 09-12 7.60 1.3 0.0
Moses Lake Phoenix Academy Digital/Online 08-12 5.02 1.3 0.0
Mossyrock Mossyrock Academy Digital/Online 09-12 7.11 1.4 14.1
Mount Baker Mount Baker Academy Parent Partnership KK-06 21.34 2.7 17.7
Mount Baker The American Academy
Digital/Online 09-12 18.88 2.7 11.7
Mount Baker Mount Baker Virtual Learning
Digital/Online 07-12 6.42 2.7 0.0
Mount Baker Contract Learning Contract Based 11-11 0.40 2.7 0.0
Mount Vernon Skagit Family Learning Center
Parent Partnership KK-12 246.19 4.3 64.3
Mount Vernon American Academy Digital/Online 09-12 27.39 4.3 0.0
Naches Valley Naches Valley Alternative Program
Digital/Online KK-12 60.56 4.7 12.0
Naselle-Grays River Valley
Naselle Homelink Parent Partnership KK-12 226.87 45.3 98.4
Newport Newport Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership KK-12 25.73 2.6 0.0
Nine Mile Falls Lakeside Academy Digital/Online 09-12 2.89 0.2 0.0
North Franklin North Franklin Virtual Academy
Digital/Online 01-06 11.42 0.6 0.0
North Kitsap Parent Alternative Learning
Parent Partnership KK-12 61.18 1.1 1.1
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
North Mason PACE ACADEMY Contract Based 09-12 47.95 3.6 0.0
North Mason North Mason HomeLink Program
Parent Partnership 07-12 22.33 3.6 10.8
Northport Homelink Parent Partnership KK-12 60.13 26.6 83.8
Northport Classlink Digital/Online - 0.00 26.6 0.0
Northshore Northshore Networks Contract Based 01-12 114.07 0.7 2.3
Northshore Secondary Academy for Success Contract Learning
Contract Based 11-12 10.16 0.7 0.0
Northshore Graduation Alliance Contract Based 09-12 6.04 0.7 0.0
Oak Harbor Homeconnection Parent Partnership KK-12 202.42 3.9 18.7
Oak Harbor Midway Contract Based 09-12 1.98 3.9 0.0
Ocean Beach Learning Options Center
Contract Based 08-12 0.38 0.0 0.0
Okanogan Okanogan Outreach Alternative School
Contract Based 06-12 56.16 7.6 43.1
Okanogan Okanogan Alternative High School
Contract Based 01-12 26.40 7.6 59.9
Olympia ORLA Parent Partnership KK-12 179.70 3.8 62.0
Olympia Avanti High School Contract Based 09-12 151.71 3.8 36.5
Omak Washington Virtual Academies Omak High School
Digital/Online KK-12 3,351.01 68.8 99.6
Omak Omak Alternative HS Contract Base
Contract Based 09-12 25.87 68.8 0.0
Omak The American Academy
Digital/Online 10-12 1.63 68.8 0.0
Omak Outreach K-8 Parent Partnership - 0.00 68.8 0.0
Onalaska Carlisle Lake Alt School On-Line
Digital/Online KK-12 41.95 5.8 86.5
Orcas Island OASIS Parent Partnership KK-12 424.63 52.8 89.3
Orient Columbia Virtual Academy-Orient
Parent Partnership KK-08 70.12 68.3 96.4
Orting OASIS Contract Based 02-12 66.72 3.0 13.5
Othello On-Line Othello Digital/Online 09-12 2.45 0.1 0.0
Pasco Pasco Academy of Learning
Digital/Online 06-12 42.16 0.3 0.0
Peninsula Peninsula Internet Academy
Digital/Online 09-12 45.72 0.6 4.6
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Port Angeles Digital Learning Department
Digital/Online 09-12 24.70 1.5 0.0
Port Angeles Parents as Partners Parent Partnership KK-08 10.93 1.5 0.0
Port Angeles Natural Resources Distance
Contract Based 09-12 10.07 1.5 61.0
Port Angeles Information Technology
Digital/Online 10-12 8.10 1.5 25.2
Port Angeles Port Angeles DLD Digital/Online 09-12 0.64 1.5 0.0
Port Angeles Lincoln High School Contract Base
Contract Based 09-12 0.22 1.5 0.0
Port Townsend OCEAN Contract Based KK-12 67.16 5.8 5.7
Pullman ALE/Flex Ed Digital/Online 09-12 5.66 0.2 4.2
Puyallup Puyallup Online Academy
Digital/Online 07-12 84.34 0.4 1.5
Puyallup P4 Digital/Online KK-08 5.95 0.4 30.3
Quilcene P.E.A.R.L. Parent Partnership KK-08 349.48 64.8 100.0
Quilcene Crossroads Community School
Contract Based 09-12 8.91 64.8 2.2
Quillayute Valley Insight School of Washington
Digital/Online 09-12 1,986.48 64.6 99.2
Quillayute Valley Home School Plus Contract Based 02-12 17.07 64.6 0.0
Quincy High Tech High Digital/Online 10-12 5.20 0.2 0.0
Raymond Raymond Home Link School
Parent Partnership KK-12 115.57 17.9 96.0
Reardan-Edwall Reardan On-Line Academy
Contract Based 08-12 1.14 0.2 0.0
Renton Home Program Parent Partnership KK-12 97.39 1.1 33.5
Renton Virtual Academy Digital/Online 08-12 55.83 1.1 2.1
Renton American Academy Digital/Online 12-12 0.10 1.1 0.0
Republic Alternative Learning Contract Based 09-12 4.83 2.3 20.7
Republic PPP Parent Partnership KK-07 2.60 2.3 0.0
Richland Three Rivers Home Link Parent Partnership KK-12 298.50 3.4 37.0
Richland Contract Learning Contract Based 09-12 77.75 3.4 8.2
Richland American Academy Digital/Online 09-12 7.58 3.4 0.0
Ritzville American Academy Contract Based 09-12 6.19 2.0 0.0
Riverside Independent Scholar Program
Parent Partnership KK-12 83.63 7.5 20.3
Riverside Riverside Achievement Center
Contract Based 08-12 26.21 7.5 10.8
Riverview PARADE Parent Partnership KK-12 112.51 4.8 12.4
Riverview CLIP Contract Based 09-12 34.42 4.8 10.4
Rochester H.e.a.r.t. High School Contract Based 09-12 24.30 1.1 2.1
Rosalia S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
Contract Based 10-12 2.90 1.5 0.0
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
San Juan Island Griffi n Bay Learning Center
Contract Based 08-12 13.11 1.7 0.0
Seattle Public Schools
Interagency Programs Contract Based 02-12 481.13 1.3 2.0
Seattle Public Schools
Home School Resource Center
Parent Partnership KK-12 130.39 1.3 5.7
Seattle Public Schools
Nova High School Contract Based - 0.00 1.3 0.0
Sedro-Woolley Home Centered Learning
Contract Based 09-12 45.00 1.1 6.0
Sedro-Woolley American Academy Digital/Online 10-12 0.70 1.1 0.0
Selah Selah Online Digital/Online 09-12 22.06 1.4 4.5
Selah HomeLink Parent Partnership KK-08 20.16 1.4 11.4
Selah The American Academy
Digital/Online 10-12 4.50 1.4 0.0
Sequim Olympic Peninsula Academy
Parent Partnership KK-11 87.11 3.3 4.1
Sequim Sequim Alternative High School
Contract Based - 0.00 3.3 0.0
Shelton Home Partnership Academy
Parent Partnership 01-12 61.03 2.2 0.0
Shelton Contract Based Education
Contract Based 11-12 26.64 2.2 0.0
Shoreline Home Education Exchange
Parent Partnership KK-08 97.16 1.2 48.4
Snohomish AIM High School Contract Based 07-12 154.07 2.6 6.7
Snohomish Snohomish Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership KK-12 68.84 2.6 12.6
Snohomish Credit Retrieval Contract Based 09-12 26.18 2.6 4.6
Snohomish APEX Online Digital/Online - 0.00 2.6 0.0
Snoqualmie Valley Contract Students Contract Based 09-12 87.46 2.0 0.0
Snoqualmie Valley Contract Students Parent Partnership KK-08 22.73 2.0 0.0
Snoqualmie Valley Snoqualmie Valley Virtual Academy
Digital/Online 07-12 8.74 2.0 0.0
Soap Lake Smokiam Alternative High School
Contract Based 09-12 38.64 8.2 43.7
South Bend South Bend Homelink Parent Partnership 10-11 1.50 0.3 0.0
South Kitsap Explorer Academy Parent Partnership KK-12 193.28 4.3 0.7
South Kitsap Discovery Alternative High School
Contract Based 09-12 189.06 4.3 1.6
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Spokane The Enrichment Cooperative (TEC)
Parent Partnership KK-12 367.41 2.9 21.0
Spokane On-Track Contract Based 09-12 274.69 2.9 10.7
Spokane Community School Contract Based 09-12 112.48 2.9 0.0
Spokane Spokane Virtual Learning
Digital/Online 06-12 48.08 2.9 0.0
Spokane CHOICE Contract Based 09-12 25.45 2.9 0.0
Spokane Rogers Education Center
Contract Based - 0.00 2.9 0.0
Stanwood-Camano
Saratoga School Parent Partnership KK-11 76.22 2.7 16.8
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill - Independent Study
Contract Based 09-12 37.65 2.7 9.3
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Academy Contract Based - 0.00 2.7 0.0
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill - Contract Learning
Contract Based - 0.00 2.7 0.0
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill Online Learning
Digital/Online - 0.00 2.7 0.0
Stevenson-Carson Columbia Gorge School
Digital/Online 02-12 25.48 2.9 10.4
Sultan Sultan Alternative Education School
Parent Partnership KK-12 133.40 9.0 80.5
Sultan Sky Valley Options Contract Based 09-12 32.36 9.0 0.3
Sultan American Academy Sultan
Digital/Online 10-12 1.10 9.0 0.0
Sumner District-wide On-Line Learning Program
Digital/Online 06-12 81.03 1.0 8.2
Sunnyside The American Academy
Contract Based 09-12 25.50 0.5 0.0
Sunnyside contract learning Contract Based 09-12 4.00 0.5 0.0
Tacoma Tacoma Virtual Learning
Digital/Online 06-12 48.80 0.2 6.0
Tahoma Russell Ridge Center Parent Partnership KK-08 62.19 1.1 43.5
Tahoma American Academy Digital/Online 09-12 18.46 1.1 0.0
Tekoa S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
Contract Based 11-12 0.78 0.4 0.0
Toledo Cowlitz Prairie Academy
Contract Based 06-12 50.59 7.0 7.7
Toledo Toledo Alternative Options - Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership - 0.00 7.0 0.0
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Tonasket Tonasket Alternative High School
Contract Based 09-12 24.87 7.1 0.0
Tonasket Tonasket High School Parent Partnership 09-12 20.98 7.1 0.0
Tonasket Tonasket Elementary School
Parent Partnership KK-05 17.00 7.1 0.0
Tonasket Tonasket Middle School
Parent Partnership 06-08 12.39 7.1 0.0
Toppenish NW Allprep Digital/Online 03-12 212.97 14.0 100.0
Toppenish SKYLAR ACADEMY Digital/Online 01-12 147.40 14.0 98.3
Toppenish EAGLE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL
Contract Based 06-12 95.88 14.0 6.1
Toppenish COMPUTER ACADEMY TOPPENISH (CAT)
Contract Based 05-12 88.68 14.0 22.0
Toppenish RED COMET Digital/Online 09-12 9.46 14.0 100.0
Trout Lake Trout Lake Homelink Parent Partnership KK-06 9.50 4.9 0.0
Tumwater Secondary Options Contract Based 09-12 84.09 1.4 24.2
Tumwater NMHS Learning Lab Contract Based - 0.00 1.4 0.0
University Place Curtis High School Alternative Program
Digital/Online 10-12 1.30 0.0 7.7
Valley Columbia Virtual Academy
Digital/Online KK-08 628.16 72.9 99.1
Vancouver Vancouver Home Connection
Parent Partnership KK-12 263.14 2.6 23.3
Vancouver Vancouver Virtual Learning Academy
Digital/Online 06-12 162.40 2.6 7.3
Vancouver Lewis and Clark High School
Contract Based 09-12 127.51 2.6 7.6
Vancouver Vancouver Alternative Programs
Contract Based 06-12 28.30 2.6 0.0
Vashon Island Family Link Parent Partnership KK-12 53.38 5.0 0.0
Vashon Island Student Link Contract Based 09-12 18.70 5.0 0.0
Wahkiakum Wendt/Thomas Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership KK-08 4.78 1.8 0.0
Wahkiakum Parent Partnership Parent Partnership 09-11 2.24 1.8 0.0
Wahkiakum Online Learning Distant
Digital/Online - 0.00 1.8 0.0
Walla Walla Public Schools
Contract Program Contract Based 09-12 97.93 3.7 0.0
Walla Walla Public Schools
Walla Walla Homelink Parent Partnership KK-08 71.89 3.7 30.1
Walla Walla Public Schools
Digital Learning Program
Digital/Online 07-12 53.66 3.7 55.0
Washougal Excelsior High School Contract Based 09-12 14.84 0.5 6.7
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School District Name Program Name Program Type
Program Grades
Average Program ALE
Percent District ALE
Percent Nonresident
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance - Columbia Basin J.C.
Contract Based 09-12 57.20 25.4 100.0
Wellpinit Wellpinit-Fort Semco High School
Contract Based 10-12 34.70 25.4 100.0
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance - Yakama Nation
Contract Based 08-12 21.80 25.4 100.0
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance High School
Contract Based 09-12 14.50 25.4 37.9
Wenatchee Valley Academy Contract Based KK-10 185.16 4.0 53.9
Wenatchee Westside High School Alternative Learning Programs
Contract Based 09-12 105.53 4.0 21.7
Wenatchee Skills Source Contract Based 09-12 8.60 4.0 31.4
Wenatchee Wenatchee High School Online Learning
Digital/Online 10-12 2.32 4.0 6.9
West Valley (Spokane)
Contract Based Education
Contract Based 09-12 294.13 12.7 87.3
West Valley (Spokane)
Spokane Valley Transition School
Contract Based 09-12 169.84 12.7 58.6
White River White River American Academy
Digital/Online 10-12 10.36 0.3 0.0
White River Choice Parent Partnership
Parent Partnership - 0.00 0.3 0.0
White River Collins Alternative High School
Contract Based - 0.00 0.3 0.0
Winlock APOLO HIGH SCHOOL Contract Based 06-12 43.20 6.5 18.3
Woodland TEAM High School Contract Based 09-12 84.00 6.1 19.5
Woodland Lewis River Academy - K-12
Parent Partnership KK-08 35.48 6.1 21.8
Woodland Lewis River Academy - 9-12
Parent Partnership 09-12 14.16 6.1 10.7
Yakima Yakima Online! Digital/Online 06-12 101.49 0.9 3.5
Yakima CLC Contract Program Contract Based 07-12 32.10 0.9 0.0
Yakima ALE Contracts at YV-Tech
Contract Based 10-12 12.30 0.9 31.9
Yelm YEC Contract Based Learning
Contract Based 06-12 131.81 2.5 13.1
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Appendix B: ALE Programs by Average Annual FTE (AAFTE), Fiscal Year 2014
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Omak Washington Virtual Academies Omak High School
3,351.01
Quillayute Valley Insight School of Washington
1,986.48
Monroe Sky Valley Education Center
710.75
Battle Ground River 698.00
Valley Columbia Virtual Academy
628.16
Battle Ground CAM 519.03
Seattle Public Schools
Interagency Programs 481.13
Edmonds Edmonds Heights K-12 454.64
Deer Park Deer Park Home Link 448.22
Evergreen (Clark) iQ Academy 427.39
Orcas Island OASIS 424.63
Meridian MP3 ALE 405.30
Battle Ground Summit View High School
373.70
Spokane The Enrichment Cooperative (TEC)
367.41
Quilcene P.E.A.R.L. 349.48
Mead Mead Education Partnership Prog
331.06
Bethel ALE 329.57
Monroe Washington Virtual Academies
329.25
Richland Three Rivers Home Link 298.50
West Valley (Spokane)
Contract Based Education
294.13
Federal Way Internet Academy 293.69
Spokane On-Track 274.69
Vancouver Vancouver Home Connection
263.14
Mount Vernon Skagit Family Learning Center
246.19
Everett Sequoia High School 246.17
Evergreen (Clark) Legacy High School 235.40
Naselle-Grays River Valley
Naselle Homelink 226.87
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Kennewick Mid-Columbia Parent Partnership
221.46
Toppenish NW Allprep 212.97
Oak Harbor Homeconnection 202.42
South Kitsap Explorer Academy 193.28
South Kitsap Discovery Alternative High School
189.06
East Valley (Spokane)
Keys 188.75
Wenatchee Valley Academy 185.16
Bremerton Renaissance Alternative High School
179.72
Olympia ORLA 179.70
Granite Falls Crossroads Alternative High School
177.59
Lynden Lynden Academy 172.31
West Valley (Spokane)
Spokane Valley Transition School
169.84
Central Kitsap Off Campus 163.69
Vancouver Vancouver Virtual Learning Academy
162.40
Snohomish AIM High School 154.07
Olympia Avanti High School 151.71
Clarkston The Educational Opportunity Center
149.80
Toppenish SKYLAR ACADEMY 147.40
Central Kitsap Alternative High School 146.04
Kettle Falls Columbia Virtual Academy - Kettle Falls
145.26
East Valley (Spokane)
EV Online Learning 135.97
Edmonds Edmonds e-learning 134.10
Arlington Stillaguamish Valley School
133.93
Sultan Sultan Alternative Education School
133.40
East Valley (Spokane)
Parent Partnership 132.75
Yelm YEC Contract Based Learning
131.81
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ALE programs by average annual FTE (AAFTE), fi scal year 2014, continued
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Seattle Public Schools
Home School Resource Center
130.39
Vancouver Lewis and Clark High School
127.51
Franklin Pierce Gates High School 122.50
Lake Stevens HomeLink 122.08
Lake Washington Emerson K-12 117.53
Raymond Raymond Home Link School
115.57
Monroe Leaders In Learning 114.85
Northshore Northshore Networks 114.07
Riverview PARADE 112.51
Spokane Community School 112.48
Everett Port Gardner K-12 111.20
Marysville SHOPP 111.06
Loon Lake Loon Lake School Parent Partnership Program
108.41
Eastmont Eastside Alternative Program
105.89
Wenatchee Westside High School Alternative Learning Programs
105.53
Evergreen (Clark) Evergreen Flex Academy 104.88
Yakima Yakima Online! 101.49
Mead Mead Alternative High School
98.51
Walla Walla Public Schools
Contract Program 97.93
Renton Home Program 97.39
Shoreline Home Education Exchange
97.16
Toppenish EAGLE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL
95.88
Auburn West Auburn ALE 91.80
Moses Lake MLSD Digital ALE 91.24
Marysville MOVE UP Program 90.86
Toppenish COMPUTER ACADEMY TOPPENISH (CAT)
88.68
Snoqualmie Valley Contract Students 87.46
Kent Kent Phoenix Academy Virtual High School Program
87.36
Sequim Olympic Peninsula Academy
87.11
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Puyallup Puyallup Online Academy
84.34
Tumwater Secondary Options 84.09
Woodland TEAM High School 84.00
Riverside Independent Scholar Program
83.63
Central Valley I-TRACC 83.45
Crescent Olympic Peninsula HomeConnection
83.19
Chimacum PI Program 83.14
Colville Panorama 82.08
Sumner District-wide On-Line Learning Program
81.03
Hoquiam Homelink 79.16
Richland Contract Learning 77.75
Stanwood-Camano
Saratoga School 76.22
Central Valley Spokane Valley Learning Academy
74.60
Walla Walla Public Schools
Walla Walla Homelink 71.89
Orient Columbia Virtual Academy-Orient
70.12
Snohomish Snohomish Parent Partnership
68.84
Port Townsend OCEAN 67.16
Orting OASIS 66.72
Franklin Pierce New Pathways School 65.57
Blaine HomeConnection 63.76
Marysville SOAR 62.41
Tahoma Russell Ridge Center 62.19
North Kitsap Parent Alternative Learning
61.18
Shelton Home Partnership Academy
61.03
Kent Kent Mountain View Academy Transition Program
60.60
Naches Valley Naches Valley Alternative Program
60.56
Northport Homelink 60.13
Grandview Contract Learning Center
58.82
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ALE programs by average annual FTE (AAFTE), fi scal year 2014, continued
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance - Columbia Basin J.C.
57.20
Cheney HomeWorks! 56.33
Okanogan Okanogan Outreach Alternative School
56.16
Renton Virtual Academy 55.83
Central Kitsap East Side Alt 54.48
Walla Walla Public Schools
Digital Learning Program
53.66
Vashon Island Family Link 53.38
Toledo Cowlitz Prairie Academy 50.59
Cheney Three Springs 50.00
Longview On Track Virtual Program 48.84
Tacoma Tacoma Virtual Learning 48.80
Central Kitsap New Frontiers Jr High 48.37
Spokane Spokane Virtual Learning
48.08
North Mason PACE ACADEMY 47.95
Kent Kent SD CTE Online ALE Programs
46.62
Peninsula Peninsula Internet Academy
45.72
Sedro-Woolley Home Centered Learning
45.00
Elma East Grays Harbor HS Contract Based Learning
44.89
Deer Park Deer Park Alternative High School
43.90
Winlock APOLO HIGH SCHOOL 43.20
Chewelah Chewelah HomeLink 43.17
Anacortes Cap Sante High School 42.25
Pasco Pasco Academy of Learning
42.16
Onalaska Carlisle Lake Alt School On-Line
41.95
Kennewick Off Campus Learning 41.86
Soap Lake Smokiam Alternative High School
38.64
Everett Sequoia OnlineHS 38.28
Medical Lake Medical Lake Alternative High School
38.24
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill - Independent Study
37.65
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Highline Highline Interim Placement Program
35.96
Woodland Lewis River Academy - K-12
35.48
Bethel Online ALE Program 35.30
Wellpinit Wellpinit-Fort Semco High School
34.70
Riverview CLIP 34.42
Auburn Auburn Will Graduate 33.60
Sultan Sky Valley Options 32.36
Yakima CLC Contract Program 32.10
Bainbridge Island Mosaic Home Education Partnership
31.54
East Valley (Spokane)
Kennewick Center 30.30
Vancouver Vancouver Alternative Programs
28.30
Mary Walker Mary Walker Parent Partnership Program
28.08
Mount Vernon American Academy 27.39
Shelton Contract Based Education
26.64
Highline CHOICE Electives Program
26.49
Okanogan Okanogan Alternative High School
26.40
Riverside Riverside Achievement Center
26.21
Snohomish Credit Retrieval 26.18
Omak Omak Alternative HS Contract Base
25.87
Newport Newport Parent Partnership
25.73
Sunnyside The American Academy 25.50
Stevenson-Carson Columbia Gorge School 25.48
Spokane CHOICE 25.45
Mary Walker Digital EC MWPPP 24.98
Tonasket Tonasket Alternative High School
24.87
Cle Elum-Roslyn Swiftwater Alternative High School
24.79
Port Angeles Digital Learning Department
24.70
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ALE programs by average annual FTE (AAFTE), fi scal year 2014, continued
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Rochester H.e.a.r.t. High School 24.30
Central Kitsap CK Online Academy 23.54
Snoqualmie Valley Contract Students 22.73
Bremerton Drawbridge 22.63
Eatonville Eatonville Independent Study Center
22.50
North Mason North Mason HomeLink Program
22.33
Selah Selah Online 22.06
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance - Yakama Nation
21.80
Mount Baker Mount Baker Academy 21.34
Tonasket Tonasket High School 20.98
Selah HomeLink 20.16
Methow Valley Independent Learning Center
19.82
Clover Park Clover Park On-line Program
19.45
Edmonds Will Graduate 19.40
Lake Chelan Glacier Valley High School
18.90
Mount Baker The American Academy 18.88
Vashon Island Student Link 18.70
Ellensburg Parent Partner Program 18.55
Tahoma American Academy 18.46
Kelso Kelso Virtual Academy 18.18
Evergreen (Clark) Clark County Vocational Skills Center
17.96
Quillayute Valley Home School Plus 17.07
Methow Valley Alernative Learning Experience - Home School
17.04
Tonasket Tonasket Elementary School
17.00
Central Valley Barker High School 16.68
Arlington Weston High School 16.48
Eatonville Mt. Rainier Parent Partnership
16.40
Blaine Blaine HS ALE program 16.09
Highline New Start Contract Program
15.91
Evergreen (Clark) 49th Street Academy 15.60
Washougal Excelsior High School 14.84
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance High School
14.50
Woodland Lewis River Academy - 9-12
14.16
Brewster Brewster ALE Program 13.96
Cape Flattery Neah Bay Alternative Program
13.24
San Juan Island Griffi n Bay Learning Center
13.11
La Center La Center Home School Academy
12.78
Tonasket Tonasket Middle School 12.39
Yakima ALE Contracts at YV-Tech 12.30
Kiona-Benton City Kiona-Benton City Online Program
11.90
Lopez CVA-Lopez Island Online Learning
11.66
North Franklin North Franklin Virtual Academy
11.42
Chewelah Chewelah Alternative High School
11.20
Lake Chelan Chelan Prepatory High School
11.14
Bremerton Home Link 10.97
Port Angeles Parents as Partners 10.93
Bellingham Spokane Virtual Learning
10.74
Bellingham American Academy 10.72
Mary Walker Springdale Academy 10.50
White River White River American Academy
10.36
Northshore Secondary Academy for Success Contract Learning
10.16
Port Angeles Natural Resources Distance
10.07
Kettle Falls Contracted Based Education
9.90
Trout Lake Trout Lake Homelink 9.50
Toppenish RED COMET 9.46
Lopez PPP 9.43
Quilcene Crossroads Community School
8.91
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ALE programs by average annual FTE (AAFTE), fi scal year 2014, continued
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Snoqualmie Valley Snoqualmie Valley Virtual Academy
8.74
Wenatchee Skills Source 8.60
Bainbridge Island Eagle Harbor High School
8.33
Port Angeles Information Technology 8.10
East Valley (Yakima)
American Academy 7.80
Bremerton American Academy 7.76
Moses Lake THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
7.60
Richland American Academy 7.58
Mossyrock Mossyrock Academy 7.11
Mount Baker Mount Baker Virtual Learning
6.42
Mercer Island Crest Learning Center 6.27
Ritzville American Academy 6.19
Northshore Graduation Alliance 6.04
Puyallup P4 5.95
Bremerton On-line Options 5.73
Pullman ALE/Flex Ed 5.66
East Valley (Spokane)
Tribal 5.60
Freeman S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
5.42
Kennewick ALE - CP CTE 5.34
Quincy High Tech High 5.20
Meridian Independent Learning Center
5.11
Moses Lake Phoenix Academy 5.02
Burlington-Edison Burlington-Edison Alternative School
5.00
Concrete Skagit River School House
5.00
Republic Alternative Learning 4.83
Wahkiakum Wendt/Thomas Parent Partnership
4.78
Curlew Contract Studies 4.76
Selah The American Academy 4.50
Goldendale AMERICAN ACADEMY 4.40
Bethel HS ALE 4.38
Davenport Davenport Alternative Learning
4.36
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Concrete Twin Cedars High School 4.16
Sunnyside contract learning 4.00
Highline PE Contract Program 3.91
Finley FINLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
3.83
Enumclaw American Academy 3.62
Rosalia S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
2.90
Nine Mile Falls Lakeside Academy 2.89
Liberty S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
2.88
Republic PPP 2.60
Issaquah Issaquah HS Online Learning
2.54
Othello On-Line Othello 2.45
Central Valley University High School 2.40
Ferndale Windward Independent Student
2.33
Wenatchee Wenatchee High School Online Learning
2.32
Wahkiakum Parent Partnership 2.24
Lynden LHS Contract Learners 2.12
Bethel Pierce County Skill Center
2.05
Elma East Grays Harbor High School Digital/Online
2.05
Lyle The American Academy 2.00
Oak Harbor Midway 1.98
Darrington Parent Partnership 1.95
Kent Regional Justice Center 1.80
Grandview The American Academy - Compass
1.70
Issaquah Skyline HS Online Learning
1.66
Omak The American Academy 1.63
South Bend South Bend Homelink 1.50
Lake Washington ONLINE 1.46
Eatonville No Drop Outs 1.30
University Place Curtis High School Alternative Program
1.30
Ferndale Graduation Alliance 1.21
Reardan-Edwall Reardan On-Line Academy
1.14
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ALE programs by average annual FTE (AAFTE), fi scal year 2014, continued
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Sultan American Academy Sultan
1.10
Grandview The American Academy GHS
0.90
Grand Coulee Dam Alternative Learning Experience
0.89
Evergreen (Clark) Union's Liberal Arts Academy
0.88
Chehalis Twin Cities Virtual Academy
0.86
Issaquah Liberty HS Online Learning
0.82
Ephrata Sage Hills High School 0.79
Tekoa S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
0.78
Bellingham Bellingham Virtual Learning
0.74
Sedro-Woolley American Academy 0.70
Darrington ALE 0.69
Issaquah Maywood MS Online Learning
0.66
Port Angeles Port Angeles School District DLD
0.64
Mount Baker Contract Learning 0.40
Ocean Beach Learning Options Center 0.38
Port Angeles Lincoln High School Contract Base
0.22
Montesano Montesano Learning Academy
0.20
Issaquah Tiger Mountain HS Online Learning
0.16
Clarkston American Academy 0.10
Renton American Academy 0.10
Issaquah Issaquah MS Online Learning
0.08
Issaquah Pine Lake MS Online Learning
0.06
Bainbridge Island Independent Studies Classes
0.00
Burlington-Edison Burlington-Edison Parent Partnership (BEPP)
0.00
Cheney Cheney Virtual Learning 0.00
School District Name Program Name
Average Program FTE
Chimacum FOCUS 0.00
Cle Elum-Roslyn Swiftlink Parent Partnership Program
0.00
Columbia (Stevens)
Columbia HS Alternative Program
0.00
Evergreen (Clark) Evergreen Ignite Academy
0.00
Evergreen (Clark) No Thunder Left Behind 0.00
Evergreen (Clark) T-Wolf Academy 0.00
Fife Learning Opportunity Center
0.00
Franklin Pierce iSchool@FP 0.00
Highline Programs Off -Site 0.00
Highline PSHS 0.00
Issaquah Beaver Lake Online Learning
0.00
Kennewick ALE - District CP 0.00
Kettle Falls Kettle Falls Homelink 0.00
Lake Washington Grad Seminar 0.00
Northport Classlink 0.00
Omak Outreach K-8 0.00
Seattle Public Schools
Nova High School 0.00
Sequim Sequim Alternative High School
0.00
Snohomish APEX Online 0.00
Spokane Rogers Education Center 0.00
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Academy 0.00
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill - Contract Learning
0.00
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill Online Learning
0.00
Toledo Toledo Alternative Options - Parent Partnership
0.00
Tumwater NMHS Learning Lab 0.00
Wahkiakum Online Learning Distant 0.00
White River Choice Parent Partnership
0.00
White River Collins Alternative High School
0.00
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Appendix C: ALE Programs by Percent Nonresident, Fiscal Year 2014
School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Toppenish NW Allprep 100.00
East Valley (Spokane)
Keys 100.00
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance - Columbia Basin J.C.
100.00
Wellpinit Wellpinit-Fort Semco High School
100.00
East Valley (Spokane)
Kennewick Center 100.00
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance - Yakama Nation
100.00
Toppenish RED COMET 100.00
Quilcene P.E.A.R.L. 99.97
Omak Washington Virtual Academies Omak High School
99.55
Loon Lake Loon Lake School Parent Partnership Program
99.41
Quillayute Valley Insight School of Washington
99.22
Valley Columbia Virtual Academy
99.14
Naselle-Grays River Valley
Naselle Homelink 98.42
Toppenish SKYLAR ACADEMY 98.30
Crescent Olympic Peninsula HomeConnection
98.26
East Valley (Spokane)
Tribal 98.21
Monroe Washington Virtual Academies
97.66
Lopez CVA-Lopez Island Online Learning
97.26
Orient Columbia Virtual Academy-Orient
96.43
Raymond Raymond Home Link School
96.02
Kettle Falls Columbia Virtual Academy - Kettle Falls
95.24
Mary Walker Digital EC MWPPP 92.31
School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Meridian MP3 ALE 91.93
Orcas Island OASIS 89.32
West Valley (Spokane)
Contract Based Education
87.26
Onalaska Carlisle Lake Alt School On-Line
86.51
Northport Homelink 83.82
Sultan Sultan Alternative Education School
80.45
Lake Chelan Chelan Prepatory High School
77.83
Marysville MOVE UP Program 77.06
Evergreen (Clark) iQ Academy 73.47
Mount Vernon Skagit Family Learning Center
64.28
Deer Park Deer Park Home Link 64.13
Federal Way Internet Academy 62.80
East Valley (Spokane)
EV Online Learning 62.51
Olympia ORLA 61.97
Mary Walker Springdale Academy 61.90
Port Angeles Natural Resources Distance
60.97
Okanogan Okanogan Alternative High School
59.85
West Valley (Spokane)
Spokane Valley Transition School
58.64
East Valley (Spokane)
Parent Partnership 58.46
Walla Walla Public Schools
Digital Learning Program
55.01
Bethel Pierce County Skill Center
54.15
Wenatchee Valley Academy 53.87
Battle Ground River 53.04
Mary Walker Mary Walker Parent Partnership Program
51.78
Mead Mead Education Partnership Prog
51.17
Evergreen (Clark) Clark County Vocational Skills Center
50.78
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School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Monroe Sky Valley Education Center
49.42
Shoreline Home Education Exchange
48.39
Soap Lake Smokiam Alternative High School
43.66
Tahoma Russell Ridge Center 43.54
Okanogan Okanogan Outreach Alternative School
43.09
Lynden Lynden Academy 42.42
Hoquiam Homelink 42.17
Granite Falls Crossroads Alternative High School
40.33
Meridian Independent Learning Center
39.14
Lake Stevens HomeLink 38.68
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance High School
37.93
Arlington Stillaguamish Valley School
37.01
Richland Three Rivers Home Link 36.95
Edmonds Edmonds Heights K-12 36.88
Olympia Avanti High School 36.49
Highline PE Contract Program 35.04
Battle Ground Summit View High School
33.61
Renton Home Program 33.45
Yakima ALE Contracts at YV-Tech
31.87
Wenatchee Skills Source 31.40
Lake Chelan Glacier Valley High School
30.69
Puyallup P4 30.25
Walla Walla Public Schools
Walla Walla Homelink 30.05
Cheney HomeWorks! 29.03
Blaine HomeConnection 28.54
Port Angeles Information Technology 25.19
Kennewick Mid-Columbia Parent Partnership
24.99
Medical Lake Medical Lake Alternative High School
24.74
Tumwater Secondary Options 24.22
Chimacum PI Program 23.50
School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Vancouver Vancouver Home Connection
23.26
Lynden LHS Contract Learners 22.64
Toppenish COMPUTER ACADEMY TOPPENISH (CAT)
22.04
Woodland Lewis River Academy - K-12
21.82
Wenatchee Westside High School Alternative Learning Programs
21.67
Central Kitsap Off Campus 21.42
Spokane The Enrichment Cooperative (TEC)
20.99
Republic Alternative Learning 20.73
Riverside Independent Scholar Program
20.27
Bremerton Renaissance Alternative High School
20.22
Woodland TEAM High School 19.52
Oak Harbor Homeconnection 18.72
Winlock APOLO HIGH SCHOOL 18.29
Battle Ground CAM 17.82
Mount Baker Mount Baker Academy 17.71
Central Valley Spokane Valley Learning Academy
16.98
Stanwood-Camano
Saratoga School 16.82
Marysville SHOPP 16.51
Everett Port Gardner K-12 16.20
Lopez PPP 16.06
Bainbridge Island Mosaic Home Education Partnership
15.86
Colville Panorama 15.65
Mossyrock Mossyrock Academy 14.06
Orting OASIS 13.49
Mead Mead Alternative High School
13.25
Yelm YEC Contract Based Learning
13.05
Snohomish Snohomish Parent Partnership
12.55
Central Kitsap New Frontiers Jr High 12.40
Riverview PARADE 12.35
Monroe Leaders In Learning 12.09
ALE programs by percent nonresident, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Naches Valley Naches Valley Alternative Program
12.02
Evergreen (Clark) Evergreen Flex Academy
11.99
Auburn West Auburn ALE 11.87
Mount Baker The American Academy 11.65
Selah HomeLink 11.43
Central Kitsap East Side Alt 10.87
North Mason North Mason HomeLink Program
10.84
Riverside Riverside Achievement Center
10.76
Spokane On-Track 10.74
Woodland Lewis River Academy - 9-12
10.73
Stevenson-Carson Columbia Gorge School 10.36
Riverview CLIP 10.35
Elma East Grays Harbor High School Digital/Online
10.24
Central Kitsap Alternative High School 9.49
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill - Independent Study
9.30
Grandview Contract Learning Center
9.18
Central Valley I-TRACC 8.88
Marysville SOAR 8.88
Elma East Grays Harbor HS Contract Based Learning
8.69
Sumner District-wide On-Line Learning Program
8.18
Richland Contract Learning 8.18
Finley FINLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
8.09
University Place Curtis High School Alternative Program
7.72
Toledo Cowlitz Prairie Academy 7.71
Vancouver Lewis and Clark High School
7.61
Vancouver Vancouver Virtual Learning Academy
7.30
Lake Washington Emerson K-12 7.28
Wenatchee Wenatchee High School Online Learning
6.90
School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Washougal Excelsior High School 6.74
Snohomish AIM High School 6.65
Cheney Three Springs 6.60
Bremerton Home Link 6.56
Everett Sequoia High School 6.55
Toppenish EAGLE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL
6.12
Everett Sequoia OnlineHS 6.01
Tacoma Tacoma Virtual Learning 5.98
Sedro-Woolley Home Centered Learning
5.96
Seattle Public Schools
Home School Resource Center
5.73
Port Townsend OCEAN 5.72
Cle Elum-Roslyn Swiftwater Alternative High School
5.65
Arlington Weston High School 5.58
Auburn Auburn Will Graduate 5.36
Central Valley Barker High School 5.26
Eastmont Eastside Alternative Program
4.98
Peninsula Peninsula Internet Academy
4.62
Snohomish Credit Retrieval 4.58
Selah Selah Online 4.53
Eatonville Eatonville Independent Study Center
4.44
Pullman ALE/Flex Ed 4.24
Central Kitsap CK Online Academy 4.16
Sequim Olympic Peninsula Academy
4.06
Deer Park Deer Park Alternative High School
3.87
Anacortes Cap Sante High School 3.55
Yakima Yakima Online! 3.45
Edmonds Edmonds e-learning 3.09
Franklin Pierce Gates High School 2.94
Chewelah Chewelah HomeLink 2.78
East Valley (Yakima)
American Academy 2.56
Northshore Northshore Networks 2.33
Quilcene Crossroads Community School
2.24
ALE programs by percent nonresident, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Highline Highline Interim Placement Program
2.16
Renton Virtual Academy 2.06
Rochester H.e.a.r.t. High School 2.06
Seattle Public Schools
Interagency Programs 1.98
Clarkston The Educational Opportunity Center
1.60
South Kitsap Discovery Alternative High School
1.59
Puyallup Puyallup Online Academy
1.48
Bainbridge Island Eagle Harbor High School
1.44
Bremerton American Academy 1.29
North Kitsap Parent Alternative Learning
1.14
South Kitsap Explorer Academy 0.70
Highline New Start Contract Program
0.63
Sultan Sky Valley Options 0.31
Bethel ALE 0.00
Evergreen (Clark) Legacy High School 0.00
Spokane Community School 0.00
Walla Walla Public Schools
Contract Program 0.00
Moses Lake MLSD Digital ALE 0.00
Snoqualmie Valley Contract Students 0.00
Kent Kent Phoenix Academy Virtual High School Program
0.00
Franklin Pierce New Pathways School 0.00
Shelton Home Partnership Academy
0.00
Kent Kent Mountain View Academy Transition Program
0.00
Vashon Island Family Link 0.00
Longview On Track Virtual Program
0.00
Spokane Spokane Virtual Learning
0.00
North Mason PACE ACADEMY 0.00
School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Kent Kent SD CTE Online ALE Programs
0.00
Pasco Pasco Academy of Learning
0.00
Kennewick Off Campus Learning 0.00
Bethel Online ALE Program 0.00
Yakima CLC Contract Program 0.00
Vancouver Vancouver Alternative Programs
0.00
Mount Vernon American Academy 0.00
Shelton Contract Based Education
0.00
Highline CHOICE Electives Program
0.00
Omak Omak Alternative HS Contract Base
0.00
Newport Newport Parent Partnership
0.00
Sunnyside The American Academy 0.00
Spokane CHOICE 0.00
Tonasket Tonasket Alternative High School
0.00
Port Angeles Digital Learning Department
0.00
Snoqualmie Valley Contract Students 0.00
Bremerton Drawbridge 0.00
Tonasket Tonasket High School 0.00
Methow Valley Independent Learning Center
0.00
Clover Park Clover Park On-line Program
0.00
Edmonds Will Graduate 0.00
Vashon Island Student Link 0.00
Ellensburg Parent Partner Program 0.00
Tahoma American Academy 0.00
Kelso Kelso Virtual Academy 0.00
Quillayute Valley Home School Plus 0.00
Methow Valley Alernative Learning Experience - Home School
0.00
Tonasket Tonasket Elementary School
0.00
Eatonville Mt. Rainier Parent Partnership
0.00
ALE programs by percent nonresident, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Blaine Blaine HS ALE program 0.00
Evergreen (Clark) 49th Street Academy 0.00
Brewster Brewster ALE Program 0.00
Cape Flattery Neah Bay Alternative Program
0.00
San Juan Island Griffi n Bay Learning Center
0.00
La Center La Center Home School Academy
0.00
Tonasket Tonasket Middle School 0.00
Kiona-Benton City Kiona-Benton City Online Program
0.00
North Franklin North Franklin Virtual Academy
0.00
Chewelah Chewelah Alternative High School
0.00
Port Angeles Parents as Partners 0.00
Bellingham Spokane Virtual Learning
0.00
Bellingham American Academy 0.00
White River White River American Academy
0.00
Northshore Secondary Academy for Success Contract Learning
0.00
Kettle Falls Contracted Based Education
0.00
Trout Lake Trout Lake Homelink 0.00
Snoqualmie Valley Snoqualmie Valley Virtual Academy
0.00
Moses Lake THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
0.00
Richland American Academy 0.00
Mount Baker Mount Baker Virtual Learning
0.00
Mercer Island Crest Learning Center 0.00
Ritzville American Academy 0.00
Northshore Graduation Alliance 0.00
Bremerton On-line Options 0.00
Freeman S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
0.00
Kennewick ALE - CP CTE 0.00
Quincy High Tech High 0.00
Moses Lake Phoenix Academy 0.00
School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Burlington-Edison Burlington-Edison Alternative School
0.00
Concrete Skagit River School House
0.00
Wahkiakum Wendt/Thomas Parent Partnership
0.00
Curlew Contract Studies 0.00
Selah The American Academy 0.00
Goldendale AMERICAN ACADEMY 0.00
Bethel HS ALE 0.00
Davenport Davenport Alternative Learning
0.00
Concrete Twin Cedars High School
0.00
Sunnyside contract learning 0.00
Enumclaw American Academy 0.00
Rosalia S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
0.00
Nine Mile Falls Lakeside Academy 0.00
Liberty S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
0.00
Republic PPP 0.00
Issaquah Issaquah HS Online Learning
0.00
Othello On-Line Othello 0.00
Central Valley University High School 0.00
Ferndale Windward Independent Student
0.00
Wahkiakum Parent Partnership 0.00
Lyle The American Academy 0.00
Oak Harbor Midway 0.00
Darrington Parent Partnership 0.00
Kent Regional Justice Center 0.00
Grandview The American Academy - Compass
0.00
Issaquah Skyline HS Online Learning
0.00
Omak The American Academy 0.00
South Bend South Bend Homelink 0.00
Lake Washington ONLINE 0.00
Eatonville No Drop Outs 0.00
Ferndale Graduation Alliance 0.00
ALE programs by percent nonresident, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Reardan-Edwall Reardan On-Line Academy
0.00
Sultan American Academy Sultan
0.00
Grandview The American Academy GHS
0.00
Grand Coulee Dam Alternative Learning Experience
0.00
Evergreen (Clark) Union's Liberal Arts Academy
0.00
Chehalis Twin Cities Virtual Academy
0.00
Issaquah Liberty HS Online Learning
0.00
Ephrata Sage Hills High School 0.00
Tekoa S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
0.00
Bellingham Bellingham Virtual Learning
0.00
Sedro-Woolley American Academy 0.00
Darrington ALE 0.00
Issaquah Maywood MS Online Learning
0.00
Port Angeles Port Angeles School District DLD
0.00
Mount Baker Contract Learning 0.00
Ocean Beach Learning Options Center 0.00
Port Angeles Lincoln High School Contract Base
0.00
Montesano Montesano Learning Academy
0.00
Issaquah Tiger Mountain HS Online Learning
0.00
Clarkston American Academy 0.00
Renton American Academy 0.00
Issaquah Issaquah MS Online Learning
0.00
Issaquah Pine Lake MS Online Learning
0.00
Bainbridge Island Independen Studies Classes
0.00
Burlington-Edison Burlington-Edison Parent Partnership (BEPP)
0.00
School District Name Program Name
Percent Nonresident
Cheney Cheney Virtual Learning 0.00
Chimacum FOCUS 0.00
Cle Elum-Roslyn Swiftlink Parent Partnership Program
0.00
Columbia (Stevens) Columbia HS Alternative Program
0.00
Evergreen (Clark) Evergreen Ignite Academy
0.00
Evergreen (Clark) No Thunder Left Behind 0.00
Evergreen (Clark) T-Wolf Academy 0.00
Fife Learning Opportunity Center
0.00
Franklin Pierce iSchool@FP 0.00
Highline Programs Off -Site 0.00
Highline PSHS 0.00
Issaquah Beaver Lake Online Learning
0.00
Kennewick ALE - District CP 0.00
Kettle Falls Kettle Falls Homelink 0.00
Lake Washington Grad Seminar 0.00
Northport Classlink 0.00
Omak Outreach K-8 0.00
Seattle Public Schools
Nova High School 0.00
Sequim Sequim Alternative High School
0.00
Snohomish APEX Online 0.00
Spokane Rogers Education Center
0.00
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Academy 0.00
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill - Contract Learning
0.00
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill Online Learning
0.00
Toledo Toledo Alternative Options - Parent Partnership
0.00
Tumwater NMHS Learning Lab 0.00
Wahkiakum Online Learning Distant 0.00
White River Choice Parent Partnership
0.00
White River Collins Alternative High School
0.00
ALE programs by percent nonresident, fi scal year 2014, continued
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Appendix D: ALE Programs by Percent ALE vs. Basic Enrollment, Fiscal Year 2014
School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Valley Columbia Virtual Academy
72.90
Omak Washington Virtual Academies Omak High School
68.75
Omak Omak Alternative HS Contract Base
68.75
Omak The American Academy 68.75Omak Outreach K-8 68.75Orient Columbia Virtual
Academy-Orient68.25
Quilcene P.E.A.R.L. 64.82Quilcene Crossroads Community
School64.82
Quillayute Valley Insight School of Washington
64.62
Quillayute Valley Home School Plus 64.62Orcas Island OASIS 52.79Loon Lake Loon Lake School Parent
Partnership Program51.14
Naselle-Grays River Valley
Naselle Homelink 45.26
Crescent Olympic Peninsula HomeConnection
28.49
Northport Homelink 26.63Northport Classlink 26.63Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance -
Columbia Basin J.C.25.40
Wellpinit Wellpinit-Fort Semco High School
25.40
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance - Yakama Nation
25.40
Wellpinit Wellpinit Alliance High School
25.40
Meridian MP3 ALE 25.08Meridian Independent Learning
Center25.08
Deer Park Deer Park Home Link 20.23Deer Park Deer Park Alternative
High School20.23
Kettle Falls Columbia Virtual Academy - Kettle Falls
18.24
School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Kettle Falls Contracted Based Education
18.24
Kettle Falls Kettle Falls Homelink 18.24
Raymond Raymond Home Link School
17.88
Monroe Sky Valley Education Center
17.41
Monroe Washington Virtual Academies
17.41
Monroe Leaders In Learning 17.41
Toppenish NW Allprep 14.03
Toppenish SKYLAR ACADEMY 14.03
Toppenish EAGLE JR/SR HIGH SCHOOL
14.03
Toppenish COMPUTER ACADEMY TOPPENISH (CAT)
14.03
Toppenish RED COMET 14.03
Mary Walker Mary Walker Parent Partnership Program
13.07
Mary Walker Digital EC MWPPP 13.07
Mary Walker Springdale Academy 13.07
Battle Ground River 13.00
Battle Ground CAM 13.00
Battle Ground Summit View High School
13.00
West Valley (Spokane)
Contract Based Education
12.69
West Valley (Spokane)
Spokane Valley Transition School
12.69
East Valley (Spokane)
Keys 11.55
East Valley (Spokane)
EV Online Learning 11.55
East Valley (Spokane)
Parent Partnership 11.55
East Valley (Spokane)
Kennewick Center 11.55
East Valley (Spokane)
Tribal 11.55
Lopez CVA-Lopez Island Online Learning
9.65
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School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Lopez PPP 9.65
Granite Falls Crossroads Alternative High School
9.14
Sultan Sultan Alternative Education School
8.97
Sultan Sky Valley Options 8.97
Sultan American Academy Sultan
8.97
Soap Lake Smokiam Alternative High School
8.20
Chimacum PI Program 7.88
Chimacum FOCUS 7.88
Okanogan Okanogan Outreach Alternative School
7.57
Okanogan Okanogan Alternative High School
7.57
Riverside Independent Scholar Program
7.53
Riverside Riverside Achievement Center
7.53
Tonasket Tonasket Alternative High School
7.06
Tonasket Tonasket High School 7.06
Tonasket Tonasket Elementary School
7.06
Tonasket Tonasket Middle School 7.06
Toledo Cowlitz Prairie Academy 6.96
Toledo Toledo Alternative Options - Parent Partnership
6.96
Lynden Lynden Academy 6.63
Lynden LHS Contract Learners 6.63
Chewelah Chewelah HomeLink 6.55
Chewelah Chewelah Alternative High School
6.55
Winlock APOLO HIGH SCHOOL 6.49
Methow Valley Independent Learning Center
6.36
Methow Valley Alernative Learning Experience - Home School
6.36
Woodland TEAM High School 6.12
Woodland Lewis River Academy - K-12
6.12
School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Woodland Lewis River Academy - 9-12
6.12
Clarkston The Educational Opportunity Center
5.80
Clarkston American Academy 5.80
Port Townsend OCEAN 5.79
Onalaska Carlisle Lake Alt School On-Line
5.78
Vashon Island Family Link 4.95
Vashon Island Student Link 4.95
Trout Lake Trout Lake Homelink 4.89
Hoquiam Homelink 4.85
Riverview PARADE 4.77
Riverview CLIP 4.77
Mead Mead Education Partnership Prog
4.74
Mead Mead Alternative High School
4.74
Naches Valley Naches Valley Alternative Program
4.71
Colville Panorama 4.64
Bremerton Renaissance Alternative High School
4.59
Bremerton Drawbridge 4.59
Bremerton Home Link 4.59
Bremerton American Academy 4.59
Bremerton On-line Options 4.59
South Kitsap Explorer Academy 4.31
South Kitsap Discovery Alternative High School
4.31
Mount Vernon Skagit Family Learning Center
4.30
Mount Vernon American Academy 4.30
Central Kitsap Off Campus 4.22
Central Kitsap Alternative High School 4.22
Central Kitsap East Side Alt 4.22
Central Kitsap New Frontiers Jr High 4.22
Central Kitsap CK Online Academy 4.22
Blaine HomeConnection 4.01
Blaine Blaine HS ALE program 4.01
Wenatchee Valley Academy 4.00
Wenatchee Westside High School Alternative Learning Programs
4.00
ALE programs by percent ALE vs. basic enrollment, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Wenatchee Skills Source 4.00
Wenatchee Wenatchee High School Online Learning
4.00
Oak Harbor Homeconnection 3.94
Oak Harbor Midway 3.94
Olympia ORLA 3.79
Olympia Avanti High School 3.79
Walla Walla Public Schools
Contract Program 3.73
Walla Walla Public Schools
Walla Walla Homelink 3.73
Walla Walla Public Schools
Digital Learning Program
3.73
North Mason PACE ACADEMY 3.56
North Mason North Mason HomeLink Program
3.56
Richland Three Rivers Home Link 3.44
Richland Contract Learning 3.44
Richland American Academy 3.44
Sequim Olympic Peninsula Academy
3.33
Sequim Sequim Alternative High School
3.33
Edmonds Edmonds Heights K-12 3.20
Edmonds Edmonds e-learning 3.20
Edmonds Will Graduate 3.20
Elma East Grays Harbor HS Contract Based Learning
3.19
Elma East Grays Harbor High School Digital/Online
3.19
Evergreen (Clark) iQ Academy 3.09
Evergreen (Clark) Legacy High School 3.09
Evergreen (Clark) Evergreen Flex Academy 3.09
Evergreen (Clark) Clark County Vocational Skills Center
3.09
Evergreen (Clark) 49th Street Academy 3.09
Evergreen (Clark) Union's Liberal Arts Academy
3.09
Evergreen (Clark) Evergreen Ignite Academy
3.09
Evergreen (Clark) No Thunder Left Behind 3.09
Evergreen (Clark) T-Wolf Academy 3.09
Orting OASIS 3.04
School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Cape Flattery Neah Bay Alternative Program
3.00
Arlington Stillaguamish Valley School
2.95
Arlington Weston High School 2.95
Spokane The Enrichment Cooperative (TEC)
2.90
Spokane On-Track 2.90
Spokane Community School 2.90
Spokane Spokane Virtual Learning
2.90
Spokane CHOICE 2.90
Spokane Rogers Education Center
2.90
Cle Elum-Roslyn Swiftwater Alternative High School
2.89
Cle Elum-Roslyn Swiftlink Parent Partnership Program
2.89
Stevenson-Carson Columbia Gorge School 2.88
Mount Baker Mount Baker Academy 2.74
Mount Baker The American Academy 2.74
Mount Baker Mount Baker Virtual Learning
2.74
Mount Baker Contract Learning 2.74
Stanwood-Camano
Saratoga School 2.71
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill - Independent Study
2.71
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Academy 2.71
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill - Contract Learning
2.71
Stanwood-Camano
Lincoln Hill Online Learning
2.71
Vancouver Vancouver Home Connection
2.64
Vancouver Vancouver Virtual Learning Academy
2.64
Vancouver Lewis and Clark High School
2.64
Vancouver Vancouver Alternative Programs
2.64
Cheney HomeWorks! 2.63
Cheney Three Springs 2.63
ALE programs by percent ALE vs. basic enrollment, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Cheney Cheney Virtual Learning 2.63
Snohomish AIM High School 2.61
Snohomish Snohomish Parent Partnership
2.61
Snohomish Credit Retrieval 2.61
Newport Newport Parent Partnership
2.61
Snohomish APEX Online 2.61
Franklin Pierce Gates High School 2.58
Franklin Pierce New Pathways School 2.58
Franklin Pierce iSchool@FP 2.58
Yelm YEC Contract Based Learning
2.51
Marysville SHOPP 2.47
Marysville MOVE UP Program 2.47
Marysville SOAR 2.47
Eatonville Eatonville Independent Study Center
2.29
Eatonville Mt. Rainier Parent Partnership
2.29
Curlew Contract Studies 2.29
Eatonville No Drop Outs 2.29
Republic Alternative Learning 2.26
Republic PPP 2.26
Shelton Home Partnership Academy
2.21
Shelton Contract Based Education
2.21
Lake Chelan Glacier Valley High School
2.21
Lake Chelan Chelan Prepatory High School
2.21
Everett Sequoia High School 2.20
Everett Port Gardner K-12 2.20
Everett Sequoia OnlineHS 2.20
Medical Lake Medical Lake Alternative High School
2.18
Bethel ALE 2.14
Bethel Online ALE Program 2.14
Bethel HS ALE 2.14
Bethel Pierce County Skill Center
2.14
Snoqualmie Valley Contract Students 1.99
School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Snoqualmie Valley Contract Students 1.99
Snoqualmie Valley Snoqualmie Valley Virtual Academy
1.99
Eastmont Eastside Alternative Program
1.97
Ritzville American Academy 1.97
Concrete Skagit River School House
1.79
Concrete Twin Cedars High School
1.79
Wahkiakum Wendt/Thomas Parent Partnership
1.76
Wahkiakum Parent Partnership 1.76
Wahkiakum Online Learning Distant 1.76
Grandview Contract Learning Center
1.75
Grandview The American Academy - Compass
1.75
Grandview The American Academy GHS
1.75
San Juan Island Griffi n Bay Learning Center
1.68
Anacortes Cap Sante High School 1.64
Kennewick Mid-Columbia Parent Partnership
1.63
Kennewick Off Campus Learning 1.63
Kennewick ALE - CP CTE 1.63
Kennewick ALE - District CP 1.63
Lake Stevens HomeLink 1.58
Brewster Brewster ALE Program 1.56
Port Angeles Digital Learning Department
1.49
Port Angeles Parents as Partners 1.49
Port Angeles Natural Resources Distance
1.49
Port Angeles Information Technology 1.49
Rosalia S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
1.49
Port Angeles Port Angeles School District DLD
1.49
Port Angeles Lincoln High School Contract Base
1.49
Central Valley I-TRACC 1.45
ALE programs by percent ALE vs. basic enrollment, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Central Valley Spokane Valley Learning Academy
1.45
Central Valley Barker High School 1.45
Central Valley University High School 1.45
Selah Selah Online 1.41
Selah HomeLink 1.41
Selah The American Academy 1.41
Federal Way Internet Academy 1.39
Mossyrock Mossyrock Academy 1.37
Tumwater Secondary Options 1.35
Tumwater NMHS Learning Lab 1.35
Moses Lake MLSD Digital ALE 1.34
Moses Lake THE AMERICAN ACADEMY
1.34
Moses Lake Phoenix Academy 1.34
Seattle Public Schools
Interagency Programs 1.26
Seattle Public Schools
Home School Resource Center
1.26
Seattle Public Schools
Nova High School 1.26
Shoreline Home Education Exchange
1.15
Rochester H.e.a.r.t. High School 1.14
Sedro-Woolley Home Centered Learning
1.12
Sedro-Woolley American Academy 1.12
Tahoma Russell Ridge Center 1.11
Tahoma American Academy 1.11
Bainbridge Island Mosaic Home Education Partnership
1.08
Bainbridge Island Eagle Harbor High School
1.08
Bainbridge Island Independent Studies Classes
1.08
Renton Home Program 1.07
Renton Virtual Academy 1.07
Renton American Academy 1.07
North Kitsap Parent Alternative Learning
1.06
Sumner District-wide On-Line Learning Program
0.99
Yakima Yakima Online! 0.94
School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Yakima CLC Contract Program 0.94
Yakima ALE Contracts at YV-Tech
0.94
Lyle The American Academy 0.91
Auburn West Auburn ALE 0.87
Auburn Auburn Will Graduate 0.87
La Center La Center Home School Academy
0.86
Kiona-Benton City Kiona-Benton City Online Program
0.84
Davenport Davenport Alternative Learning
0.80
Kent Kent Phoenix Academy Virtual High School Program
0.77
Kent Kent Mountain View Academy Transition Program
0.77
Longview On Track Virtual Program
0.77
Kent Kent SD CTE Online ALE Programs
0.77
Kent Regional Justice Center 0.77
Liberty S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
0.74
Northshore Northshore Networks 0.68
Northshore Secondary Academy for Success Contract Learning
0.68
Northshore Graduation Alliance 0.68
Ellensburg Parent Partner Program 0.64
Freeman S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
0.64
Darrington Parent Partnership 0.62
Darrington ALE 0.62
North Franklin North Franklin Virtual Academy
0.57
Peninsula Peninsula Internet Academy
0.55
Washougal Excelsior High School 0.50
Lake Washington Emerson K-12 0.48
Goldendale AMERICAN ACADEMY 0.48
Lake Washington ONLINE 0.48
Lake Washington Grad Seminar 0.48
ALE programs by percent ALE vs. basic enrollment, fi scal year 2014, continued
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School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Sunnyside The American Academy 0.46
Sunnyside contract learning 0.46
Highline Highline Interim Placement Program
0.45
Highline CHOICE Electives Program
0.45
Highline New Start Contract Program
0.45
Highline PE Contract Program 0.45
Highline Programs Off -Site 0.45
Highline PSHS 0.45
Puyallup Puyallup Online Academy
0.44
Puyallup P4 0.44
Finley FINLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT
0.43
Tekoa S.O.A.R.S. Alternative School
0.43
Kelso Kelso Virtual Academy 0.39
White River White River American Academy
0.31
White River Choice Parent Partnership
0.31
White River Collins Alternative High School
0.31
South Bend South Bend Homelink 0.28
Pasco Pasco Academy of Learning
0.27
East Valley (Yakima)
American Academy 0.26
Pullman ALE/Flex Ed 0.24
Bellingham Spokane Virtual Learning
0.21
Bellingham American Academy 0.21
Reardan-Edwall Reardan On-Line Academy
0.21
Bellingham Bellingham Virtual Learning
0.21
Nine Mile Falls Lakeside Academy 0.20
Quincy High Tech High 0.19
Tacoma Tacoma Virtual Learning 0.18
School District Name Program Name
Percent District ALE
Clover Park Clover Park On-line Program
0.17
Mercer Island Crest Learning Center 0.15
Burlington-Edison Burlington-Edison Alternative School
0.14
Burlington-Edison Burlington-Edison Parent Partnership (BEPP)
0.14
Grand Coulee Dam Alternative Learning Experience
0.13
Enumclaw American Academy 0.09
Ferndale Windward Independent Student
0.07
Ferndale Graduation Alliance 0.07
Othello On-Line Othello 0.06
Ocean Beach Learning Options Center 0.04
Issaquah Issaquah HS Online Learning
0.03
Issaquah Skyline HS Online Learning
0.03
Chehalis Twin Cities Virtual Academy
0.03
Issaquah Liberty HS Online Learning
0.03
Ephrata Sage Hills High School 0.03
Issaquah Maywood MS Online Learning
0.03
Issaquah Tiger Mountain HS Online Learning
0.03
Issaquah Issaquah MS Online Learning
0.03
Issaquah Pine Lake MS Online Learning
0.03
Issaquah Beaver Lake Online Learning
0.03
University Place Curtis High School Alternative Program
0.02
Montesano Montesano Learning Academy
0.02
Columbia (Stevens) Columbia HS Alternative Program
0.00
Fife Learning Opportunity Center
0.00
ALE programs by percent ALE vs. basic enrollment, fi scal year 2014, continued
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