High School Diploma & GED
Have you ever imagined returning to earn your high school diploma or GED? Are you eager to enhance your reading, writing, and math skills in an encouraging community of like-minded individuals? Let us help you turn your dreams into reality!
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Four-year universities recognize our accredited High School Diploma program, the U.S. military, and employers nationwide. Delivered online through Edgenuity, it offers a flexible, self-paced format with teacher support. Students must earn 140 credits to graduate, with each completed course adding to their total.
Program Requirements
- Credit Requirement: 140 credits to graduate
- Weekly Hours:
- 60+ credits remaining – at least 8 hours per week
- Fewer than 60 credits – at least 5 hours per week
- In-Person Attendance: Attend at least one on-campus lab session each week (mandatory).
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Our GED program provides students with the opportunity to earn a credential that is recognized as equivalent to a high school diploma by most community colleges, the U.S. military, and many employers. To obtain the GED, students must pass four subject tests: Reasoning through Language Arts (RLA), Math, Science, and Social Studies. This credential demonstrates resilience and readiness for college or a career, and it can often be completed more quickly than a traditional high school diploma, depending on prior credits and preparation. We offer two pathways for earning a GED.
GED Lab
The GED Lab program offers a flexible, self-paced online curriculum through Edgenuity with teacher support. Students work on one subject at a time, taking the test before moving to the next. Weekly study hours and on-campus lab attendance are required to remain in good standing.
- Online, self-paced courses with teacher support
- Focus on one subject at a time before testing
- Minimum of six study hours per week
- Mandatory weekly on-campus lab session
GED Cohort
The GED Cohort program is designed for students who prefer direct instruction in a structured classroom environment. Courses follow a fixed schedule and conclude with a GED subject test. Regular attendance is required to maintain enrollment and eligibility for future classes.
- Structured, teacher-led classes
- Set start and end dates for each course
- Each course ends with a GED subject test
- Classes held on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 9:00 PM
- At least 80% attendance required to remain enrolled
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Whether you're preparing to earn your high school diploma or GED or you've already achieved your degree and want to sharpen your skills, we offer classes designed to empower you. Take the next step on your educational journey and unlock your potential. Your future is bright, and we're here to support you every step of the way!
Adult Basic Skills Lab
The Adult Basic Skills Lab is designed to help students strengthen foundational reading, writing, and math skills. It offers a self-paced online curriculum through Edgenuity with teacher support. Students must meet weekly study and attendance requirements to remain in good standing.
- Improves foundational reading, writing, and math skills
- Online, self-paced learning with teacher support
- Minimum of six study hours per week
- Mandatory weekly on-campus lab session
Pre-GED/Diploma Math Program Summary
The Pre-GED/Diploma Math program helps students strengthen essential math skills before entering the High School Diploma or GED program, or refresh their skills if it has been some time since earning a degree. Classes are taught through direct, teacher-led instruction with mandatory weekly attendance.
- Builds foundational math skills for GED or High School Diploma readiness
- Direct, teacher-led instruction
- Classes held Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 9:00 PM
- At least 80% attendance is required to remain enrolled and eligible for future courses
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Follow these steps to enroll in high school diploma, GED, or support classes:
Watch the Orientation VideoBegin by viewing our orientation video. This video outlines our program and explains how to submit your contact information. You can watch the orientation video here.
Submit Your Contact Information
After watching the video, please follow the instructions to submit your contact information. Our team will reach out to you within two business days to initiate the registration process.
Attend a Group Intake Appointment
Schedule and attend an intake appointment that lasts between 2.5 and 3 hours. During this session, you will:
- Learn about the available programs and their requirements.
- Receive academic counseling to help set your personal and educational goals.
- Complete the necessary forms.
- Take academic placement tests. Most students will take a reading assessment, while some may also need to complete a math assessment. To begin classes, you must achieve a minimum score on these tests. If needed, support classes are available to help students refresh their skills before starting their coursework.
Begin Classes
You can expect to start class within one week after your Intake Appointment.
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Take your GED tests at CVACE's authorized Pearson VUE center, available on alternating Wednesdays and Fridays.
For information about test centers and testing dates, click on the Test Center Information link.