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Free Bilingual Online Literacy Apps for Riverside County Families
As part of the Literacy by 5th Grade Initiative, Riverside County Superintendent of Schools Dr. Edwin Gomez is providing free access to a suite of bilingual learning programs for all students in Riverside county.
From pre-reading activities and read-to-you stories, to alphabet recognition songs and grammar rules games, these interactive, new tools from Footsteps2Brilliance are now available to our youngest learners 24/7.
- Go to www.myf2b.com/riverside.
- Click the Register for Free Today button.
- Enter your home zip code and click the Check my Zip Code button.
- Select your school district from the options provided.
- Click the Register in English or Registrarse en español button.
- Follow the prompts to complete your child’s registration.
For more information, please see our recent press releases:
Can Riverside County Students Read Three Million Words This Spring? - 2/24/2022
RCOE Offers Free Access to Interactive, Early Literacy Program, Footsteps2Brilliance - 1/26/2022
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Arlington Regional Learning Center
- Address:6511 Arlington Avenue
Riverside, CA 92504 - Phone:(951) 826-4400
Categories:- Alternative Education
- Regional Learning Centers
- Address:6511 Arlington Avenue
Vincent Chugbo
Principal
vchugbo@rcoe.us
Arlington Regional Learning Center is committed to helping students be successful. Our Community School program serves students who have been expelled from their home schools and need an opportunity to earn credits, do community service, and learn crucial academic and social skills that will help them return to their home school, graduate, and be contributing citizens in our society.
Arlington has a great extra-curricular and co-curricular schedule. We offer a hands-on culinary program where students learn all aspects of the food industry as well as secure and prepare orders for catering. Our athletic program gives students an opportunity to compete in football, basketball, volleyball, soccer and track and field against similar schools. We have also taken students on study trips to the Museum of Tolerance, Sea World, Natural History Museum, La Brea Tar Pits and Vocademy.
In addition, we offer counseling resources to our students – both individual and group – and Anger Management and Drug/Alcohol Intervention classes. Our students need an opportunity to overcome past challenges and create new beginnings for themselves, and the staff here at the Arlington Regional Learning Center is committed to helping them discover their potential for greatness.
“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” -Oliver Wendell Holmes
Programs Offered
- Community School for middle, and high school students, including foster youth and students on probation
- Come Back Kids Charter
- Community Diversion Team (CDT) delinquency intervention program
- Peer Leadership
- Journalism/Video Production
- Career Technical Education (CTE) Vocational Education programs in Culinary Arts
- PLATO On-Line Credit Recovery
- Athletic Program
- Adult Life Skills
- Academic/Career Counseling
- Substance Abuse, Social/Emotional, and Anger Management Counseling
- School Clubs – Yearbook, Journalism, Peer Leadership, and more