Multiple Pathways Programs

Multiple Pathways to Graduation options provide students who have previously dropped out (or those with low high school credits) a chance to return to school through an "educational pathway." These pathways are designed to assist students in earning their high school diploma or its equivalent.

• Re-Engagement Center: Start your search for re-enrollment and GED resources here, at this one-stop program for students and their families.
• Gateway to College: A dual-enrollment program for students who have dropped out of school, allowing them to earn their high school diploma and college credits simultaneously.
• Educational Options Programs (EOPs): Also sometimes called "Twilight Programs", the EOPs option allows students and adults over the age of 17 to continue earning credits towards a high school diploma through afternoon classes.
• Accelerated High School Programs: A method for students to get back on track and earn credits towards graduation in less than 3 years.
• Community-Based GED and Literacy Programs: Resources for earning a GED, and other options for overage students interested in furthering their education.