PROGRAM OPTIONS AND DETAILS
- 20 Credits Required for Diploma -
ENG/LIT = 4 MTH = 3 SCI = 3 SOC = 3 HUM = 2 PE = 2
TECH = 1 Elective = 2 LAN = 0 (2 credits recommended for college prep)
MANDATORY CORE CLASSES: Biology, US History w/ Constitution Exam, Consumer Ed
The Coordinating Board of Higher Education suggests 24 units total, if you plan to attend college. Make sure you have earned 24 credits before applying for graduation if you are college-bound.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
CREDIT RECOVERY or EXTRA CREDIT
(Under 14 YRS must have evidence of completing 8th grade).
Perfect for credit recovery of failed classes or for extra credits. Also a great option for those not in school but only need a few credits for their diploma. Student may register for up to 2 classes every six weeks. (Specialty classes worth 2.0 credits are paced for 8 weeks). Student has 24 hour access to course, 24 hour support and earns credits to be transferred back to their school or toward their IOHS diploma. online and In-home instruction, support and/or tutoring options are available in all 50 states. For those enrolled in school, classwork and grades are shared in real-time with the counselors, who also receive the student's grade report.
HSGC206: High School Graduation Course
Ages 17 and up, with few credits, if any, who are not in school. Student registers for HSGC, which includes up to 20 full credits. Students pace themselves and may complete in 5 to 24 months. Students may still transfer in courses, so they do not have to repeat courses in which they have received credit. The benefit of this program is that the student may take up to 20 credits for the price of 10 credits and registration fees are waived.. This program can also be adopted into organizations and schools to offer options for those who are in danger of "aging-out" or as an alternative to the GED program Upon completion, the student receives a state and federally recognized diploma accepted by all schools receiving any federal funding along with the Armed Forces., In-home instruction, support and/or tutoring options are available in all 50 states.
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES: When registering, make sure you select the option for having an IEP or 504 Plan. The standard modification is a modified grading scale and waiver of final exams based on individual abilities. The standard accommodation is extended time as needed and use of notes for exams. However, if at ANYTIME you are struggling, select "Request Accommodations & Modifications" from our website, let us know your issues and we will assist.
ENG/LIT = 4 MTH = 3 SCI = 3 SOC = 3 HUM = 2 PE = 2
TECH = 1 Elective = 2 LAN = 0 (2 credits recommended for college prep)
MANDATORY CORE CLASSES: Biology, US History w/ Constitution Exam, Consumer Ed
The Coordinating Board of Higher Education suggests 24 units total, if you plan to attend college. Make sure you have earned 24 credits before applying for graduation if you are college-bound.
PROGRAM OPTIONS
CREDIT RECOVERY or EXTRA CREDIT
(Under 14 YRS must have evidence of completing 8th grade).
Perfect for credit recovery of failed classes or for extra credits. Also a great option for those not in school but only need a few credits for their diploma. Student may register for up to 2 classes every six weeks. (Specialty classes worth 2.0 credits are paced for 8 weeks). Student has 24 hour access to course, 24 hour support and earns credits to be transferred back to their school or toward their IOHS diploma. online and In-home instruction, support and/or tutoring options are available in all 50 states. For those enrolled in school, classwork and grades are shared in real-time with the counselors, who also receive the student's grade report.
HSGC206: High School Graduation Course
Ages 17 and up, with few credits, if any, who are not in school. Student registers for HSGC, which includes up to 20 full credits. Students pace themselves and may complete in 5 to 24 months. Students may still transfer in courses, so they do not have to repeat courses in which they have received credit. The benefit of this program is that the student may take up to 20 credits for the price of 10 credits and registration fees are waived.. This program can also be adopted into organizations and schools to offer options for those who are in danger of "aging-out" or as an alternative to the GED program Upon completion, the student receives a state and federally recognized diploma accepted by all schools receiving any federal funding along with the Armed Forces., In-home instruction, support and/or tutoring options are available in all 50 states.
STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES: When registering, make sure you select the option for having an IEP or 504 Plan. The standard modification is a modified grading scale and waiver of final exams based on individual abilities. The standard accommodation is extended time as needed and use of notes for exams. However, if at ANYTIME you are struggling, select "Request Accommodations & Modifications" from our website, let us know your issues and we will assist.