Virtual events in Arroyo Grande, California

Courtland Street Apartments is a community located at 150 Courtland Street in Arroyo Grande, California. People's Place is a new development coming to the City of Santa Paula, providing 68 one-, two- and three-bedroom units for low-income households and farmworkers. Pre-applications for People's Place are now available and due on Monday, April 1. At Courtland Street Apartments, we offer year-round after-school programs for students in grades K-8 through our onsite Learning Centers. Take a virtual tour to see the facilities and learn more about our programs. Stay updated on our latest press releases, upcoming events, and community initiatives.

Trivium Charter School, located at 207 Pilgrim Way in Arroyo Grande, California, is a free, public school that offers education from TK-12th grade with a focus on Classical and Project-based Learning. The institution is committed to providing a personalized learning path for each student, incorporating classroom teaching, home study, online education, community service, and community learning opportunities. Trivium follows a four-year rotation model for subjects such as history, science, and electives, while math and English are based on grade level. Each student's learning path is customized for academic rigor, pacing, and individual interests to prepare them for college and/or career success. The school aims to create a learning environment that encourages creativity and inclusivity, offering a variety of learning options including textbooks, virtual programs, and interactive courses to meet the needs of each student. Trivium values each student as an individual and works closely with families to develop unique learning plans tailored to their specific needs, preferences, and goals. The institution is grateful for the support and collaboration of its community, whose innovative ideas have contributed to its success. Trivium Charter School is honored to be recognized for its hard work and dedication in providing a quality education for its students.