ALTERNATE ROUTES TO GRADUATION (Please see your high counselor before enrolling in any program.)

Program Name Contact Information Program Details Requirements Renton Technical Intake Navigator There are several ways you can complete high school at RTC: - Age depends on program Debbie Tully High School Diploma for over 18 – a WA State high school www.rtc.edu/high- [email protected] diploma for people over 18. It takes into account your life and school-completion 206-880-1704 work experience as well as prior credits you may have. GED Preparation – The GED is equivalent to a high school diploma. Classes prepare you for the online tests. It can also be a gateway to your high school diploma. Youth High School Completion (16-20) – a WA State high school diploma for students under 21. Students attend classes at the college or online for credit.

Insight School of WA Enrollment & Program Inquiries FREE! Offers a tuition-free, individualized, public high school - Ages 14-20 (can turn 21) Online School 866-800-0017 experience in an online environment. Loaner laptops are - WA state resident available for eligible students. Insight School of Washington is - Completed 8th grade wa.insightschools.net Mickie Foster - Registrar 425-533-2700 x6001 authorized by the Quillayute Valley School District and a K12 - Submit an application [email protected] partner program. - Pre-approval phone call with Enrollment Consultant Job Corps Information FREE! Education and vocational training program that helps - Ages 16-24 1-800-733-5627 young people learn a career and earn a high school diploma. - Meet low-income criteria www.jobcorps.gov Parmis Brazil While enrolled, students receive housing, basic medical needs, - US citizen or legal resident Admissions Counselor living allowance and education. Info sessions every Tuesday at - No illegal drug use 425-374-2014 2 pm. - Enrollment interview

Lake Washington Kim Infinger - Principal LWTA offers eligible high school junior and senior students the - Ages 16-20 (can turn 21) Technical 425-739-8274 opportunity to train for a career while earning a high school - Attempted 9th & 10th grade [email protected] diploma. Classes are available mornings, afternoons, evenings, - Register for & attend HOP www.lwtech.edu/academ ics/high-school/ High School Programs Office and weekends. Book & equipment deposit fee is required but Session by calling 425-739-8107 technical-academy 425-739-8107 tuition is free! Open House Information: [email protected] https://www.lwtech.edu/admissions/open-house/ Open Doors FREE! Open Doors allows students earn their high school - Ages 16-20 (can turn 21) www.lwtech.edu/academ diploma while progressing toward a certificate or associate - Attempted 2 years of HS ics/high-school/open- degree. Students receive a scholarship for tuition and books. - Register for & attend HOP doors/ Session by calling 425-739-8107 Students can earn their diploma through competency-based - Ages 21 & up Completion skills courses or by taking college-level classes to complete - Schedule appointment with Lake Washington www.lwtech.edu/academ missing graduation requirements from high school. High School Programs office by ics/high-school/adult-hs/ calling 425-739-8107 Pacific Northwest Enrollment & Program Inquiries FREE! Pacific Northwest Connections Academy was established - Students in grades 7-12 Connections Academy 1-844-227-0920 by South Kitsap County Public to serve students in - WA state resident grades 7–12. Enrollment is open to students across the state. - Submit an application www.connectionsacademy.co m/washington-virtual-school Students with IEP’s & 504 Plans eligible. Upcoming info - Register through Connexus sessions: https://www.connectionsacademy.com/washington- online-school/learn-more/events

Page 1 of 2 Visit the Issaquah School District website to learn more: https://www.issaquah.wednet.edu/ Last Revised 3/19/2021

ALTERNATE ROUTES TO GRADUATION (Please see your high school counselor before enrolling in any program.)

Program Name Contact Information Program Details Requirements Career Education Center for High School Programs – Paid Tuition for Eligible and Motivated Students! - Ages 16-20 (can turn 21) Options Program (CEO) CEO Are you 16-21 years old and not currently enrolled in high - Register for and attend info 425-564-2026 www.bellevuecollege.ed school and want to get a degree or certificate? Are you session by calling 425-564-2026 [email protected] u/ceo/ motivated and ready for a change? If so, CEO may be the right youth re-engagement program for you! The Career Education Options program is designed for students aged 16-21, without a high school diploma, to receive an education and job skills at BC.

This program provides students with a second chance at their education, and will provide tools to succeed in the college environment. College

High School HS+ Navigator High School+ (HS+) is a competency-based high school - Ages 18 & up Bellevue Completion Program Elizabeth Rodock equivalency program for adult learners 18 and older who do not www.bellevuecollege. 425-564-2342 have a high school diploma or equivalency. Adults demonstrate edu/highschoolplus/ [email protected] competencies in reading, writing and math contextualized in science, social studies, and other areas. This program has morning, evening and on-line classes for students. Courses include competency-based assessments that demonstrate the academic, career and personal proficiency needed in and employment. Students are eligible for basic skills tuition rates. Washington Connections Enrollment & Program Inquiries FREE! Authorized by the Mary M. Knight School District to - Students in grades K-12 Academy 1-844-227-0920 provide coursework and services for students in grades K–12. - WA state resident [email protected] Students with IEP’s & 504 Plans eligible. Optional field trips and - Submit an application www.connectionsacademy.c y.org student-centered events to let students meet in person. - Register through Connexus om/washington-online- school Upcoming info sessions: https://www.connectionsacademy.com/washington-online- school/learn-more/events Washington Virtual Enrollment & Program Inquiries FREE! Graduates receive a diploma that meets all state and - Students in grades K-12 Academy (WAVA) 866-548-9444 district graduation requirements. WAVA is a program of - WA state resident Monroe Public Schools (grades 9-12) and the Omak School - Submit an application www.k12.com/wava Molly Saia - Registrar 253-964-1068 District (grades K-12). - Pre-approval phone call with [email protected] Enrollment Consultant Washington Youth Elizabeth Bergmann – Recruiting FREE! WYA is a division of the National Guard Youth ChalleNGe - Ages 16-18 Academy (WYA) & Admissions Program. Established under authority of both federal and state - Must be high school dropout 360-473-2615 law, WYA is a state-run residential and post-residential or expellee www.mil.wa.gov/youth- [email protected] intervention program for students who have dropped out of - WA state resident academy high school or are at risk of dropping out. Upcoming Open - No convicted felonies, legal Houses: https://mil.wa.gov/youth-academy-open-houses action pending or illegal drugs WorkSource Youth Center Main Office FREE! Provides academic instruction for students whose goal is - Ages 16-24 425-374-8351 to obtain their GED. Students learn financial literacy and www.worksourceonline.com Jenny Pennycook - Operations participate in the Center’s life skill activities. Workshops are Manager available to help with resumes, job searches, applications, and 425-374-8608 interviews. WorkSource also provides assistance with college [email protected] applications and the FAFSA, as well as offering counseling services. GED orientations every Monday at 1 pm. Locations include Redmond, Bellevue College, Renton Technical College, Lake Washington Tech, King County Library Renton, and Puget Sound Training Center Renton.

Page 2 of 2 Visit the Issaquah School District website to learn more: https://www.issaquah.wednet.edu/ Last Revised 3/19/2021