Academics
Oasis High School
Oasis offers students the opportunity to:
Oasis offers students the opportunity to:
* Recover credits.
* Recover credits.
* Accelerate credits.
* Accelerate credits.
* Complete the requirements for a high school diploma.
* Complete the requirements for a high school diploma.
* Complete the requirements for admission to a community college.
* Complete the requirements for admission to a community college.
* Complete the requirements to apply for the Cabrillo College Honors Transfer program.
* Complete the requirements to apply for the Cabrillo College Honors Transfer program.
* Complete the admission requirements for a CSU, UC, or private university.
* Complete the admission requirements for a CSU, UC, or private university.
Our curriculum offerings include introductory and college preparatory high school coursework through text-based learning, dual enrollment, online courses, and CTEP/ROP Career Technical Education courses.
Our curriculum offerings include introductory and college preparatory high school coursework through text-based learning, dual enrollment, online courses, and CTEP/ROP Career Technical Education courses.
Graduation Requirements: Oasis High School
Graduation Requirements: Oasis High School
COURSE/SUBJECT CREDITS
COURSE/SUBJECT CREDITS
English 30
English 30
Math 10
Math 10
Algebra 10
Algebra 10
Life Science 10
Life Science 10
Physical Science 10
Physical Science 10
World History 10
World History 10
U.S. History 10
U.S. History 10
Government 5
Government 5
Economics 5
Economics 5
Fine Art 10
Fine Art 10
Applied Art 10
Applied Art 10
Vocational Education 5
Vocational Education 5
Physical Education 20
Physical Education 20
Health 5
Health 5
Electives 50
Electives 50
TOTAL: 200
TOTAL: 200
Students who wish to graduate early from Oasis, must complete 20 extra credits = 220 credits.
Students who wish to graduate early from Oasis, must complete 20 extra credits = 220 credits.
Grades
Grades
Grading Scale
Grading Scale
- Grades are based on a 4.0 scale with a semester grade of “A” earning 4.0; grade of “B” earning a 3.0; grade of “C” earning a 2.0; grade of “D” earning a 1.0; grade of “F” earning 0.
Weighted Grades
Weighted Grades
- Students who transfer from other high schools with credit in IB, AP and certain college courses will receive a 1 point GPA increase for grades of A, B, or C. Grades D and F stand as earned.
- Students enrolled in Alternative Education who earn college credit will receive a 1 point GPA increase as described above.
- Letter grades on transcripts shall remain the same, but the numerical value for GPA will be increased by one point.
UC "a-g" Courses
UC "a-g" Courses
- Read about the UC "a-g" Subject Area Requirements: UC Admissions/Freshman.
- Prepare for UC application on the UC Admissions Counseling Resources page.
- Track courses, grades, exams, and activities. Write down the courses and exams you take and the grades and scores you receive each year. Also, record leadership activities, employment, awards, and anything you will later use in your college application and personal statement.
The UC (University of California) and CSU (California State University) systems authorized the following Oasis courses to meet their content standards for minimum eligibility towards admission:
The UC (University of California) and CSU (California State University) systems authorized the following Oasis courses to meet their content standards for minimum eligibility towards admission:
- History / Social Science (a) - World History, U.S. History, Government
- English (b) - English I, English II, English III, English IV
- Mathematics (c) - Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Math I, Math II, Math III
- Visual & Performing Arts (f) - Art History
- College Preparatory Elective (g) - Economics, Sociology, Psychology
Laboratory Science (d) AND Language other than English (e)- Oasis is NOT authorized to offer UC a-g courses in these areas. Students will need to meet this requirement through Cabrillo College or another institution.
College Credit
College Credit
- Cabrillo College tuition is waived for up to 11 credits for dually enrolled students.
- Students will be expected to provide their own texts and supplies for community college courses.
- Upon completion of a college course, students will submit transcripts from the college for addition to the high school transcript.
- Guidance on on how "a-g" requirements can be met by completing college courses is available on the UC website: http://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/freshman/index.html
Tutoring
Tutoring
Free tutoring is available at Oasis to help you in any subject area.
Free tutoring is available at Oasis to help you in any subject area.
Make an appointment or drop-in for help:
Make an appointment or drop-in for help:
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
- Wednesday: 8:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Transcript Request
Transcript Request
If you would like to request a copy of your official transcript, please contact our Registrar, Sharon Wright-Miller:
If you would like to request a copy of your official transcript, please contact our Registrar, Sharon Wright-Miller:
(831) 466-5770
(831) 466-5770
swright-miller@santacruzcoe.org
swright-miller@santacruzcoe.org
Contact Us
Contact Us
400 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 | Main: (831) 466-5728 | Fax: 831.466.5730
400 Encinal Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 | Main: (831) 466-5728 | Fax: 831.466.5730
Oasis High School, Aptos
Oasis High School, Aptos
Cabrillo College Bldg 350, Oasis Office: Room 357 / 6500 Soquel Drive, Aptos, CA 95003 | (831) 466-5650
Cabrillo College Bldg 350, Oasis Office: Room 357 / 6500 Soquel Drive, Aptos, CA 95003 | (831) 466-5650
Oasis High School, Watsonville
Oasis High School, Watsonville
Cabrillo College Watsonville Bldg B / 318 Union Street, Watsonville, CA 95076 | (831) 200-3157
Cabrillo College Watsonville Bldg B / 318 Union Street, Watsonville, CA 95076 | (831) 200-3157