Original Research by School Decision on Tehama County Rop
Tehama County ROP was a regional occupational program serving middle and high school students across Tehama County, operated as a cooperative among multiple school districts including Corning Union High School District, Los Molinos Unified School District, Red Bluff Joint Union High School District, and the county office. The program has since closed.
Because the entity is no longer operational, state testing data, enrollment figures, graduation rates, and current program information are not applicable. The data available does not include enrollment numbers, demographic breakdown, financial context, or details about which specific career and technical education pathways the program offered while it was active.
Regional occupational programs of this type typically provided students with dual-credit and work-experience opportunities in fields such as healthcare, skilled trades, business, and agriculture, allowing them to earn both high school credit and industry-recognized credentials. The structure as a county-wide cooperative meant students from multiple districts could access programs not necessarily available at their home schools.
For families in Tehama County seeking career and technical education options for middle or high school students, the closure means such pathways would now be available through individual district programs or through other regional or state-level CTE offerings. A parent or student interested in career-focused learning should contact their home school district directly to understand what vocational and dual-credit programs remain available in their area.
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