Resource Centers
Hickman Charter School families may access a number of sites for educational resources and support.
Hickman Charter School
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Modesto Meeting Site
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Our Modesto site is available for families who wish to meet with their Education Coordinators in Modesto. It will be open by appointment only during each of the conference periods, as well as during scheduled assessment times. Refer to our calendar for specific dates.
Families wishing to meet there should make arrangements directly with their coordinators. Note that there is no phone available at the site.
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Modesto Meeting Site (Inside the former Family Connections Christian Adoption building)
1120 Tully Road
Modesto, CA 95350​
Alameda Resource Center
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Families in the Bay Area can utilize the Alameda County Resource Center to enjoy all the services provided at our Hickman site without making the drive to Hickman. Classes are taught there on a regular basis; all curriculum and other supplies can be checked out and returned; and the center is fully staffed for the convenience of those who reside in Santa Clara and Alameda counties.
Alameda County Resource Center
1195 Park Avenue, Suite 101
Emeryville, CA 94608
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9:30-3:30 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
By Appointment Wednesday and Friday
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Phone: (510) 595-7105​​
Sonora Resource Center
Our “mountain families” enjoy the wonderful facility that is our Sonora Resource Center. Conveniently located in East Sonora, this site offers many of the resources and support available at our main campus in Hickman, as well as weekly classes for Tuolumne County students.
Sonora Resource Center
18155 Blue Bell East Road
Sonora, CA 95370
Phone: 209-533-3260
Monday-Thursday 9 am - 3 pm
Fridays 9 am - 2 pm
​Onsite Classes and Workshops in Sonora
Daily
9:00 Morning Check-in on Zoom
Weekly
September - March (no classes during conference weeks)
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Theme Classes for 1st-4th grade each Tuesday (9 am-1:15 pm)
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Theme Classes for TK-K each Wednesday (9 am-11:15 am)
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Theme Classes for 5th-8th grade each Thursday (9 am-1:15 pm)
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As Scheduled
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Back-to-School Picnic Gathering
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Field Trips
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Ski Trips
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Guest Speakers
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Family Conferences
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Gold Star Challenge Winner Activities
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Drama/musical Fall Performance
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Spring Variety Show
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8th Grade Constitution Test
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CAASPP (California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress)
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8th Grade Graduation
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The class day starts at 9 am and ends at 1:15. Our program includes music, physical education, art, exploration, and other core subjects to supplement and enrich what is being taught at home. Our school library is growing (we take donations) and is sorted by grade level and labeled for AR points. Our students have built and maintained our school garden, planting each fall and waiting anxiously for harvesting. If students decide to opt-out of participating in our annual Fall program, they can be picked up at noon on class days.​
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