Thanks for the response. I dug a little deeper into their curriculum and while they do focus on high school diplomas and GEDs, it looks like students will earn those degrees with a focus on a career path, such as welding, a forklift operator certificate, etc. So I agree that this would probably lean towards a trade school. *Does this school have its own distinct physical address (apart from other school buildings)?* Yes, the school is it's own campus and does not have any other type of school at the same address. *Does the district list this school separately from other schools, or is it a program run out of an existing elementary/middle/high school building?* It is listed as it's own school on the district website. *Are there organized classes taught at the physical location?* COVID-19 cancellations notwithstanding, yes, classes are normally taught onsite. This is the school in question: https://www.fsusd.org/Page/17471

Thanks for the response. I dug a little deeper into their curriculum and while they do focus on high school diplomas and GEDs, it looks like students will earn those degrees with a focus on a career path, such as welding, a forklift operator certificate, etc. So I agree that this would probably lean towards a trade school. This is the school in question: https://www.fsusd.org/Page/17471