This program enables an adult (16 years of age or older) no longer enrolled in public education (9-12) to complete the required courses and state assessments to earn an Adult High School diploma. Course requirements are in accordance with standards established by the state. Students in this program must meet all state and local requirements for graduation.

Our High School credit programs are conveniently designed to provide instruction through face-to-face, traditional classroom experiences and through lab classroom setting. The curriculum used in all settings is a computer-based program that all individuals can work in the lab classroom or study from home. Credit students are not TABE tested before entering the Credit Recovery Program.

Co-Enrolled
This program is designed for students currently enrolled in a high school program, and taking credit courses needed for high school graduation/credit recovery.

Our Adult High School Diploma programs are conveniently designed to provide instruction through face-to-face, and lab classroom settings. The curriculum used in all settings is a computer-based program that allows individuals to work in a lab classroom and study from home. Courses are available twenty-four (24) hours a day and seven days (7) a week. If you are interested in attending classes, check out a list of sites near you. Once you have selected a site, please visit or call to schedule an appointment to discuss your available options.

Students participating in our Adult High School programs may also take advantage of our Family Literacy program that allows their children up to the age of five to attend classes also.

Anyone wishing to volunteer in our Adult High School classrooms, please review information regarding our Adult Volunteers program.