Cajon Valley Home School provides tuition free distance learning options for families. We are part of the Cajon Valley Union School district and offer your students all the benefits of being an established school district with high academic standards and student support systems. Our program is delivered through an easy to use, robust Learning Management System with the tools needed to access daily lessons and communicate with teachers. Students successfully completing 8th grade curriculum are eligible for promotion to high school. Serving San Diego, Orange, Riverside and Imperial Counties.
Home School Learning Programs
Design Learning Academy Grades K-8
Virtual Learning Program Grades 4-8
Lessons are taught by parent/guardian
Parent weekly check in with home school teacher
Attendance is counted based on work completion
Work is assigned and due weekly. It can be completed at parent/student pace
Optional weekly on campus enrichment opportunities through our Explorations program
Lessons taught by certificated Cajon Valley teacher
Daily connection with their teacher via zoom
Attendance is taken daily
Work is assigned in a more traditional format with the teacher assigning daily or weekly due dates
Optional monthly opportunities for on-campus opportunities with enrichment and/or academic support.
Mission Statement
The Cajon Valley Design Learning Academy provides a connected/virtual learning community where strengths and individuality are valued. Students are encouraged to transcend traditional learning boundaries to access knowledge and creativity.
We build connections and a sense of community among students.
In today's episode, we're thrilled to be joined by Dr. David Miyashiro, the innovative superintendent of the Cajon School District in California. In this episode, hosted by Laura Glaab, we'll dive into Dr. Miyashiro's groundbreaking approach to education, which goes far beyond traditional test scores.
Cajon Valley Union School District is proud to announce Superintendent Dr. David Miyashiro's participation in the release of the highly anticipated 2024 National Educational Technology Plan (NETP) by the United States Department of Education (USED). Dr. Miyashiro, a member of the Technical Working Group for the NETP, has played a vital role in shaping and developing this visionary document.
Cajon Valley, starting in 2015,developed and began piloting the โWorld of Work,โ a K-8 program in which students explore career interests and learn how skills like organization, investigation, or interacting with people underlie different jobs.
When students fail to see the relevance of what they are being taught, they gradually disengage from the learning process and begin to rethink the value of higher education.
Five local educators representing schools in Chula Vista, El Cajon, Escondido, and Poway have been named SD County Teachers of the Year. The honorees were announced at a reception Friday night as part of the 33rd annual โCox Presents: Salute to Teachers,โ presented by San Diego County Credit Union in partnership with the SDCOE.