14 January 2010

Our diploma completion programs provide a unique opportunity for people from 15 to 80 to earn credits toward a high school diploma.  Adults are able to work at their own pace, complete the needed courses and receive a high school diploma.  High school age students can make up credits failed at their current high school to keep on track for graduation.

For more information about Diploma Completion please contact:
Brad Pepper
620-584-3300
bpepper@sckesc.org

Visit our website at www.getmydiploma.org
for more information about our Diploma Completion Program.

25 February 2010

After enrolling, adults work at their own pace through our educational computer programs and complete only the courses they need to meet the graduation requirements. Certified teachers and other staff are available to help students as needed. The educational computer programs are internet based so students have the option of working at a site or from another location with internet access.

Upon completion of the necessary courses, students receive a diploma from one of our sponsoring schools. For a complete listing of our program locations and contact information please go to getmydiploma.org or call 877.875.3305. The cost is only $20. So, call NOW!

25 February 2010

This program runs throughout the school year and is available for current high school students to make up credits for classes previously failed.  The first step in the process is to contact your counselor and complete an enrollment form.  The cost is $150 per semester course and the curriculum must be completed on site.  Students may attend at any time that school is not in session, typically between 4 p.m. and closing. 

Once the course requirements are successfully met, the grade is sent to the student’s high school to be added to the transcript.  Go to getmydiploma.org to find the Diploma Completion site nearest you, and inquire about  credit recovery options during the school year.  Your district’s counselor must fill out a form before you can enroll in courses.