Graduation Alternatives
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1. Center for Career & Academic Advancement (CCAA)
- This program at the Clark County Skills Center designed to provide career education to students who have dropped out of school or are in danger of not graduating due to a lack of credits. Students work toward receiving a Washington State Diploma. Students withdraw from their home school and become a full-time Skills Center Student. They take academic classes 1/2 day and are enrolled in one of the Skills Center Programs the other half of the day. |
2. Washington State Diploma - This is a 19 credit Diploma is a equal to a regular diploma in every way. The main difference is that students do not walk through graduation and that the diploma is issued is not from a home school. Students remain at their home school and fill out the WSDiploma form with their Counselor.
Subject |
Credits |
| English |
3.0 |
| Math |
2.0 |
| Science: At least 1 credit in Lab Science |
2.0 |
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Social Studies
[see WAC 180-51-075 for course equivalencies] |
2.5 |
| Health & Fitness Education |
2.0 |
| Occupational Education |
1.0 |
| Arts |
1.0 |
| Electives |
5.5 |
| TOTAL |
19.0* |
Additional Requirements of a Washington State Diploma: (State Level Non-Credit Bearing Requirements)
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| 3. GED - Legacy High School offers a GED Preparation Course for students who are at least 16 years of age and who are wanting to earn a Graduation Equivalency Degree (GED). |
| Sample Ged Test Questions |
| General GED Information |
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