- Highly engaging academic program through an innovative blend of classroom instruction, online, and hands on learning
- A focus on social and emotional learning in a loving environment
- College and career preparation through self-reflection and real-world experience
- Coordinated mental health services with universal screening
- Assisting students in accessing their innate source of creativity through arts education
- Provide opportunities for students to engage in supervised prosocial activities during and after school
Our foundational tenets are:
By creating an environment of unconditional love and respect for students who have encountered grave challenges, we empower them to believe in their own ability to succeed. Only when they believe in themselves, will they aspire to live healthy and productive lives. It is then that our students become open to the school experience.
When teachers create experiences of personally meaningful, engaging, creative, and stimulating work, students gain a sense of mastery that fosters positive academic mindsets.
Staff must model the social and emotional skills we wish our students to learn. Staff must understand that we “teach who we are” and hold ourselves and each other accountable to the highest interpersonal standards.
Students gain confidence through connections with the larger community through supported workplace opportunities. When our students gain confidence in the workplace, they begin the journey toward independence and productive citizenship.
Address: 2097 Imola Ave, Napa CA 94559
Contact info: camillecreek@napacoe.org; Main line: 707-253-6931
Instructional hours: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
After school enrichment and credit recovery: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Meals: All students will be provided breakfast (8:45 AM), lunch, and after school supper free of charge
Dress Code: See the Camille Creek dress code here (new window) – PDF
Transportation: The Vine will drop off and pick up from school. Click here to see Route D
Safety protocols: Camille Creek Community School follows California Department of Education K-12 safe schools guidelines: CA Safe Schools for All Hub
Enrollment: Will be done virtually through your Power School Parent Portal. Click here for Power School Parent Portal
The School Site Council is a group of teachers, parents, classified staff, and students that works with the director to develop, review and evaluate the school improvement programs and school budgets. As a school with 21 or more students learning English, Camille Creek has an English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC), a group of multilingual parents who advise the principal and staff in designing a plan for English learner student success, school-wide needs, and helping improve attendance.
The Camille Creek Community School and Juvenile Hall School Site Council and ELAC meet twice per year. The next meeting is Monday, October 7th at 4pm. All meetings are open to the public.
