It is never too late to finish High School. Woodland Adult Education offers an accredited High School Diploma program for adults.
Students seeking high school credit must first attend High School Subjects (HSS) Orientation before starting class. Following HSS Orientation each student will meet with an advisor before enrolling and starting class.
Orientation
Orientation is for all students wanting to work toward their High School Diploma, GED or improving skill in English and Math. The orientation provides an overview of the opportunities provided by the school. Students also complete an evaluation pre-test in English and math. The testing is not timed, so the length of the time to complete orientation will vary for each student (about 2-3 hours). Following orientation each student will arrange to meet with an advisor to discuss goals and placement in a class.
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HSS ORIENTATION | ||
| DAY | TIME | ROOM |
| Tuesday | 9:00 AM | F-2 |
| Wednesday | 5:30 PM | F-2 |
| Please arrive promptly! | ||
High School Diploma
In this program an individual study plan and schedule towards completing a high school diploma will be established for each student in one or more of the following areas: English, math, algebra, life science, physical science, world history, U.S. history, American government, economics, fine arts/foreign language and electives. Persons under the age of 18 may be eligible in certain circumstances; permission to enroll may be obtained following an interview with the Principal. Students must pass the English language arts (ELA) and math sections of the California High School Exit Exam. This is an on-going, continuous class. No fee.
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HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA COMPLETION | ||
| DAYS | TIME | ROOM |
| Monday-Friday | 8:00 AM -2:00 PM | Adult Ed Rm 2 |
| Tuesday & Thursday | 5:30-8:00 PM | Adult Ed Rm 2 |
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ADULT INDEPENDENT STUDY | |
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Do you study better on your own? | |
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In Adult Independent Study you will meet with a teacher once a week for one hour. During your time the teacher will correct previous work, administer test, give instruction and assign the next set of lessons. The student is required to do at least 15 hours of homework per week. You can CHALLENGE test for High School Credits |
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GED |
The General Educational Development (GED) Tests are a nationally recognized assessment that gives people from all walks of life an opportunity to certify their high school education. The high school credential earned by passing the GED Tests is accepted by more than 95% of U.S. employers, colleges and universities. Testing accomodations are available upon request when documented by a qualified professional.
Attend and study 12 hours in the GED preparation class and get $20.00 off the cost of the GED test. We strongly recomment that everyone attend the GED preparation class before testing.
GED Test Fee: $115.00
The GED tests are given by appointment only.
Call Gloria at 662-0201 Ext. 3352 for specific test dates.
GED PREPARATION CLASS
GED students must attend orientation before joining this class. In the GED preparation class you will get individual instruction in subject areas and learn how to pass the 5 sections for the General Educational Development Test. Individual study plans, sample tests and student advising will be provided. This is an on-going, continuous class. Preparation class has no fee.
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GED Preparation Class | ||
| DAYS | TIME | ROOM |
| 020107 Mon, Wed, Thur & Fri |
8:00 AM -12:00 noon | F-2 |
| Tuesday & Thursday | 5:00-8:00 PM | F-2 |
