Located next to the Haight School playground on Lincoln Avenue, the private Applied Scholastics Academy, East Bay uses a teaching methodology authored by L. Ron Hubbard called study technology. The Applied Scholastics network includes more than 800 schools, literacy centers and tutoring groups world-wide.
The College of Alameda, located on Alameda's West End, is one of four colleges in the Peralta Community College District, which includes Berkeley City College and Oakland's Laney and Merritt Colleges. Founded in 1968, the College of Alameda is a two-year college offering classes in all major academic disciplines as well as a range of vocational programs including dental assisting, transportation technology, computer information systems, aviation maintenance and apparel design and merchandising. Academic and vocational counseling services are available to all students as well as financial assistance, tutoring, health services and job placement. At COA, students can earn an associate's degree or certificate from one of many programs or fulfill lower-division university general education requirements in preparation for transfer to the California State University, the University of California, or private four-year colleges.
Columbia College is a private, liberal arts and science college offering associate and bachelor's degrees at 34 campuses nationwide. Columbia College - Coast Guard Island primarily serves military personnel and their families. With 18 campuses on military bases, Columbia College courses are taught in eight-week sessions in the evening. Sessions begin in August, October, January, March and June. There are no admissions tests or pre-admittance interviews. Columbia College-Coast Guard Island's degree programs include general studies, business administration, criminal justice and psychology.
Located on High Street on Alameda's East End, the Saint Philip Neri Catholic Elementary School was founded in 1959 by the adjacent Saint Philip Neri Parish. Based on the principles of the Roman Catholic Church, the K-8 school welcomes families of all faiths who respect the values and teachings of Jesus Christ. Saint Philips' challenging, faith-centered curriculum is designed to support and prepare students for academic excellence, spiritual growth and dedication to service.
This business, commonly known as WASC, is the official accrediting commission for United States colleges. The company's responsibilities include evaluating the quality and effectiveness of colleges that offer bachelor's degrees and master's degrees. This branch accredits colleges in California, Hawaii, Guam and the Pacific Basin. The office is located in the Marina Village district, two blocks south of Shoreline Park.
With three locations in the area, The Child Unique Montessori School offers Montessori pre-school and elementary education to children ages 2-11. With low student-to-teacher ratios, students can enjoy personalized attention to best aid their academic, social and emotional development. The 6th Street location features a spacious facility with two play structures, four classroom with an average of 10 students in each, an outdoor picnic area, auditorium, office and stage.
Alameda County Cooperative Extension is an office extension from the campus' of the University of California. Programs include an Environmental Horticulture Program, a Child Nutrition & Community Development Program and a Master Gardner Program. This extension: "provides education and consultation through community based organizations to help individuals in communities reach their highest potential."