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It's not too late!
You can still earn a
High School Diploma, issued by Fremont School for Adults, and receive credit for previous high school and adult
school courses, work experience, correspondence schools, trade and
technical schools, college credit, and military service.
Students are required to earn 205
credits above the eighth grade to complete high school diploma
requirements. A residency requirement of 10 credits must be earned at
Fremont School for Adults to earn a diploma from Fremont School for
Adults.
Concurrently Enrolled High School Students: As per legal requirement, a high school student may enroll concurrently in an
Adult Education class only if the following are met by the student, parent,
and high school official:
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Students must be at least
seventeen (17) years of age, or a Junior or Senior in high school.
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Enrollment in the class provides an
opportunity for the student to make up a high school graduation
deficiency.
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A counseling session has occurred between
the student, the parent, and the high school's certificated designee to
address item above. If a face-to-face conference can not be
accomplished, a telephone conference has taken place between the same
persons.
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The student is enrolled in the Comprehensive
High School for the maximum day; a Continuation High School student is
enrolled in classes four hours a day, five days a week, a student
enrolled in Independent Study is in regular attendance.
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Enrollment in the adult education class is
strictly voluntary on the part of the student and parent.
For more information contact the
Counseling Office at
Fremont School for Adults by
calling (916) 277-6620.
Following are the required courses for
graduation:
| English (40 Credits) |
Physical Science (10
Credits) |
| U.S. Government (5
Credits) |
Mathematics (20 credits)* |
| U.S. History (10
Credits) |
World History (10
Credits) |
| Consumer Ed (5 Credits) |
Life Science (10 Credits) |
| Economics (5 Credits) |
Fine Arts (10 Credits) |
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Electives (80 Credits) |
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Not sure if you are ready to pass the GED Tests?
GED Test preparation classes will enable you to improve your skills in
order to help you successfully pass the GED battery of tests. State approved
GED practice tests are administered to serve as a predictor of performance on
the GED test. The class reviews basic competencies in English, Writing, Reading,
Science, Social Science, and Mathematics.
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