Cyber High

How to Enroll

1. Register online for YEP. 2. Fill out a YEP Emergency Information Form and return to the Site Coordinator. 3. Visit the YEP Site Coordinator at your high school for further enrollment information regarding a specific program of interest as Concurrent Enrollment and Cyber High require that you fill out a supplemental packet to complete your registration.  4. For students who have filled out a YEP paper application, please contact the Site Coordinator at your school to complete your registration for programs beginning on the week of September 16, 2013.

About Cyber High

The Youth Enrichment Program (YEP) with a focus on reducing Hayward Unified School District’s drop-out rate, and improving the chances of its high school students’ graduation, purchased the Cyber High Credit Recovery Program in the Fall of 2008.

Students will report to their Cyber High class promptly at the end of the school day. Cyber High is offered through the Fresno County Office of Education and the credits are being processed through the Fresno Unified School District. Each semester course, when passed, gives the students up to a maximum of five (5) credits toward their graduation. 

How Does It Work?

If a student has failed course work in a core day class, counselors may refer the student to Cyber High after-school classes to complete course work, test and recover credits for that subject.  Students who are not successful during the regular school day may do well with the Cyber High Program because Cyber High, although aligned with the Content Standards and Frameworks of California, provides computerized instruction that contains links to various web pages to enhance learning. Cyber High is a self motivated and self paced program reducing anxiety for struggling students. 

Once students complete their course work and pass the required tests, they are exited from Cyber High. The Cyber High Program is not an alternative to core day curriculum and accountability to core day work. It is only as a last resort for students who need something more in order to graduate high school or gain A-G requirements at a C or better grade.  Students who finish one Cyber High course and need to take an additional Cyber High course go to the end of the wait list.

IMPORTANT:  Because Cyber High is a popular choice for students there is a wait list.

Students are prioritized as follows:

1)  Seniors needing credit recovery

2)  Juniors needing credit recovery

3)  Seniors needing grade enhancement

4)  Juniors needing grade enhancement

5)  Sophomores needing credit recovery

6)  Freshmen needing credit recovery.

Courses Offered

Mathematics

Algebra A Algebra B
Algebra 2A Algebra 2B
Geometry A Geometry B
Pre-Algebra

Language Arts
English 1A English 1B
English 2A English 2B
English 3A English 3B
English 4A Reading & Writing Skills
Themes in Literature A Themes in Literature B

Science
Environmental Science A Environmental Science B
Note: Other Science classes cannot be taken at Cyber High because they are lab courses and 
Cyber High does not accommodate lab courses.

Health Education
Choices for Life 
Health Education
Health Education (Spanish)

Social Science
American Government 
American Government (sp) 
Economics Economics (sp)
Ethnic Studies Sociology
U.S. History A U.S. History A (sp)
U.S. History B U.S. History B (sp)
World Geography and Cultures A
World Geography and Cultures B
World History A World History B

Life Skills
Applied Learning Methods
Study Techniques
You & the News

Contact

Jagdeep Nesbit MEHS Cyber High Counselor jnesbit@husd.k12.ca.us  

Sergey Arzumanov
MEHS Cyber High Math Lab Teacher
Room F-2   3:55 - 5:45 pm only  ext. 62248

sarzumanov@husd.k12.ca.us

Sun Park

MEHS Cyber High Math Lab Teacher

Room F-2   3:55 - 5:45 pm only  ext. 62248

sypark@husd.k12.ca.us

Christa Buckley
MEHS Cyber High English Lab Teacher
Room C-6, 3:55 - 5:45 pm only  ext: 62411
cbuckley@husd.k12.ca.us

Elanda Turner

MEHS Cyber High English Lab Teacher
Room C-6, 3:55 - 5:45 pm only  ext: 62411

eturner@husd.k12.ca.us