Regional Alternative Program (RAP)
The Regional Alternative Program of Carroll, Jo Daviess, and Stephenson Counties provides a fresh start for youth through an educational program that provides opportunities that lead to success.
Celebrating ERAP Students' Participation in Manufacturing Day
This October, we proudly highlight our ERAP students' involvement in Manufacturing Day (MFG Day), a significant event aimed at showcasing the modern manufacturing landscape. As we navigate the fourth industrial revolution, students are gaining invaluable insights into the diverse career opportunities that exist within this dynamic field. From bioengineers and data analysts to robotics technicians, there is a place for everyone in manufacturing.
Through this collaborative effort, we are committed to equipping our students with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in a rapidly evolving workforce. By participating in events like Manufacturing Day, we aim to inspire and empower the next generation of leaders in the manufacturing sector.
Thank you for supporting our students as they explore the opportunities within the manufacturing industry.
2021-2022 RAP Return to Learn Plan
ENROLLMENT ELIGIBILITY FOR RAP
- Students in grades 6 through 12 who are suspension-eligible or expulsion-eligible from public school districts in Carroll, Jo Daviess, and Stephenson Counties
ENROLLMENT REFERRAL PROCESS
- Students must be referred by their school district
- RAP staff will contact parent(s)/guardian to schedule Intake Interview
- Parent(s)/guardian and Student must participate in the Intake Interview to discuss program rules and expectations
SERVICES RAP STUDENTS RECEIVE
- Each student has an Alternative Education Plan (AEP) that outlines their academic, behavioral, attendance goals, and timeframe for placement at RAP
- Computer based learning with curriculum aligned to the Common Core State Standards
- Small group direct instruction from certified teaching staff
- Small group counseling
- Linkage to local social services as needed
- Continual communication with the parent(s)/guardian and sending school district to discuss progress towards the student's goals
RAP Local Wellness Policy
ROE8 Regional Alternative Program Attendance and Truancy Policy
LOCATIONS
Freeport-Regional Alternative Program
27 S. State Ave., Suite 101
Freeport, Illinois 61032
Elizabeth-Regional Alternative Program
950 Highway 20 West
Elizabeth, Illinois 61028
If you have questions about the Regional Alternative Program,
Please contact Brandy Howard at (815) 599-1408 ext. 134
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