It's never too late to...
Earn your High School Diploma at Lynwood Community Adult School!
The Adult Secondary Education program (Adult High School) program is designed with you in mind. Instructor-led, online, and self-paced learning classes are conveniently offered during three sessions to fit into your demanding schedule. You can complete as many five-credit classes in each semester as your schedule permits (A semester is approximately four to five months).
The recommended course load is 2 classes depending on your work schedule and/or family obligations.
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Class Schedules
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DAY
Monday & Wednesday | Tuesday & Thursday
- 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM
- 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM
- Atlantic Site
EVENING
Each class meets two days a week
- 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- Firebaugh High School
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Prerequisites
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- Must be 18 years or older
- Must attain a sealed copy of your transcript from the last school attended or school district
- Must create a student account online or in person
- Attend an orientation and placement testing appointment
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Cost
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FREE
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Registration, Placement Testing and Orientation
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Registration for orientation and placement testing is OPEN ALL SCHOOL YEAR!
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Lynwood Community Adult School's High School Graduation Requirements
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- Complete a registration form for admission to the program.
- Submit an original, sealed transcript from your last school attended reflecting previous education to the Adult School prior to enrollment.
- Meet with a counselor or teacher-advisor prior to registration.
- Attend 80% or more of the total hours that a class meets in order to receive credit for classwork.
- Meet the residency requirement by completing at least two classes (10 credits) at Lynwood Community Adult School.
- Complete the high school diploma credit requirements
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Lynwood Community Adult School’s High School Diploma Credit Requirements
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Academic Courses
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Credits Required
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English (Levels 9 - 12)
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40 Credits
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Mathematics, including Algebra
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30 Credits
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Science (Biology, Physical, General, Life)
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20 Credits
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U.S. Government
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5 Credits
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U.S. History (A & B)
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10 Credits
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Economics/World Geography
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10 Credits
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World History
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5 Credits
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Fine Arts/Foreign Language
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10 Credits
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Electives
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50 Credits
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Total
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180 Credits
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Updated: 11/04/2024; SR
