(listed in alphabetical order)
Bay Area Digital Arts (BADA)
San Lorenzo High School
Bay Area Digital Arts, known as BADA (BAH-duh), focuses on hand-onlearning that prepares students for the real world. Dive into exciting training in multimedia production including filmmaking, TV production, animation and media awareness. BADA students participate in twice-yearly video festivals, produce a weekly newscast for fellow San Lorenzo High School students on YouTube, and participate in a TV & Film Club.
BADA introduces students to a wide variety of career opportunities in film and television, as well as multimedia graphics, journalism, and theatre.
East Bay Arts (EBA)
East Bay Arts High School (co-located on the San Lorenzo High School campus)
East Bay Arts, commonly known as E-B-A, is a small, inclusive community where students explore individual and collective artistry while centering issues of social justice and liberatory education.  Through curiosity, compassion and creativity, students will experience the arts integrated in all subject areas, while preparing them for college and careers.
EBA is relevant to such career fields as musician, sound engineer, music director, graphic/interior/fashion designer, illustrator, marketing/media professional, actor, writer, and social worker.
Future Leaders for Social Change (FT)
Arroyo High School
Future Leaders for Social Change, commonly known as the Future Academy, helps students build leadership skills while deepening their awareness of social justice issues.  Students will learn about human rights and develop the tools they need to speak up for the issues they care most about.  Students will have the opportunity to improve themselves and make a positive difference in the community and wider world.
This SLC is a pathway to explore careers in psychology, teaching, counseling, social work, and public health, among others.
Health & Medicine
Arroyo High School
Health & Medicine (H&M) allows students to lay a foundation for work helping others in a variety of health and medical fields. Students receive a mix of academic and hands-on training, with guided opportunities to explore specific job categories while gaining a better understanding of health care in general.
H&M is perfect for students ready to kick-start a career in the health field!  This SLC offers insights into careers as varied as medicine, nursing, dentistry, nutrition, health education, biochemistry, molecular biology, public health, dietician, criminal science, and veterinary medicine.
LLC (Law, Language & Culture)
San Lorenzo High School
LLC is a hub for future changemakers!  Law, Language and Culture launch you into real-world impact.  LLC is all about public service with a social justice lens where your voice matters.  Students experience hands-on projects, community service, advocacy work and leadership roles to help build confidence and skills. 
Relevant areas of career interest include law, the armed forces, international relations, law enforcement, corrections, journalism, and psychology, as well as many others.
Tech Links (Business)
Arroyo High School
Tech Links offers students an engaging pathway into the world of business, marketing, and finance.  Through hands-on projects, collaboration and real-world experience, students gain academic knowledge and the confidence and public speaking skills needed to help students thrive as innovative, confident, career-ready leaders in today's global economy..  Many students in this SLC become active in the school’s DECA chapter, which allows them to further develop their knowledge, confidence, and abilities through competition with students from around the region, state, and nation.
Careers of interest for Tech-Links students include business administration, marketing, finance, entrepreneurship, hospitality, and all aspects of management.
TREND (Transportation and Engineering)
Arroyo High School
TREND provides students with a versatile foundation in transportation, engineering principles, and graphic design techniques while boosting their communication skills.
Careers that TREND students may wish to pursue include all aspects of engineering, manufacturing, design, and transportation. Specific jobs range from automotive design and aviation maintenance technology to robotics and 3D animation.