Regional Center for Change

Regional Center for Change

(815) 564-2032

Dedicated to student achievement in school and life, instilling HOPE for a future, self-confidence NOW, and RESILIENCE forever!

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C4C is a 6-12 alternative education environment
Home of the Phoenix

About Regional Center for Change

Regional Center for Change (C4C) is an ROE #47 school. C4C was founded in 1997 as a Regional Safe School providing alternative education to students expelled or suspended from their home school. In 2019 C4C combined campuses with Nachusa alternative School. C4C is an alternative education program for students in Lee, Ogle, and Whiteside counties who suffer from behavioral, emotional, and social concerns. Small class sizes, individualized digital curriculum, and trauma-informed practices are hallmarks of our program. 

Program Options

  • RSSP - Serves middle and high school students who have been suspended or expelled from their home school

  • Options - Serves middle and high school students who struggle to meet academic and social expectations due to a variety of social and emotional concerns 

  • FLEX - Alternative education for students who have not met the academic expectations of high school. FLEX sites at Dixon High School, Oregon High School, Rochelle High School, and Stillman Valley High School

We invite you to explore our site and discover the academics and community Regional Center for Change provides to each and every student. 

C4C Handbook 22-23

To view the C4C Handbook click here.

C4C Newsletter

To view the monthly newsletter click here.

C4C Return to School Plan FY23

To view the return to school plan click here.

C4C E-Learning Plan FY23

To view the E-Learning Plan click here.

Summer Lunch Information

To view the summer lunch information click here.

Contact Us

Regional Center for Change always has its doors open. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with any questions regarding our academics, events, students, staff or anything else.

500 E 5th St
Rock Falls, IL 61071
mmorris@roe47.org
(815) 564-2032

Student Online Personal Protection Act (SOPPA)

Effective July 1, 2021, school districts will be required by the Student Online Personal Protection Act (SOPPA) to provide additional guarantees that student data is protected when collected by educational technology companies, and that data is used for beneficial purposes only (105 ILCS 85). Note that SOPPA also places new expectations on the Illinois State Board of Education and operators of online services or applications.  C4C SOPPA compliance link