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Santa Ana Unified School District is seeking a $15,000 state grant to fund a new E-Business Academy at Century High School. The program would provide a business technology course of study for at-risk students, with internships, mentoring and part-time employment available for students through local businesses. The curriculum would include English, foreign language and social science, with an elective in business technology.
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