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| Welcome to North Hollywood- Polytechnic Education & Career Center Los Angeles Unified School District Division of Adult and Career Education Accredited by Western Association of Schools and Colleges |
About our High School Diploma Program
High school diploma courses are offered through individualized
instruction in learning centers where the teacher provides programs
of study to meet the needs of each learner. Student complete
courses at their own pace.
Concurrently enrolled high school students must have prior approval
from their high school counselor, parent/ guardian, and an adult
school counselor before registering for academic classes.
Adults may earn a high school diploma through successful
completion of all requirements, including the California High School
Exit Exam (CAHSEE).
Classes are open-entry, open-exit, and offer the student flexible
hours of attendance. For enrollment and information, see a
counselor during the following hours:
North Hollywood Campus, M- Th 3:30 pm- 9:00 pm
Polytechnic Campus, M- Th 3:30 pm- 9:00 pm
Adult Learning Center, M-Th 8:00 am- 3:15 pm
Fri 8:00 am - 12:15 pm
East Valley High School Campus, M-Th 3:30 pm- 5:30 pm
High school diploma courses are offered through individualized
instruction in learning centers where the teacher provides programs
of study to meet the needs of each learner. Student complete
courses at their own pace.
Concurrently enrolled high school students must have prior approval
from their high school counselor, parent/ guardian, and an adult
school counselor before registering for academic classes.
Adults may earn a high school diploma through successful
completion of all requirements, including the California High School
Exit Exam (CAHSEE).
Classes are open-entry, open-exit, and offer the student flexible
hours of attendance. For enrollment and information, see a
counselor during the following hours:
North Hollywood Campus, M- Th 3:30 pm- 9:00 pm
Polytechnic Campus, M- Th 3:30 pm- 9:00 pm
Adult Learning Center, M-Th 8:00 am- 3:15 pm
Fri 8:00 am - 12:15 pm
East Valley High School Campus, M-Th 3:30 pm- 5:30 pm
Academic Courses
Algebra 1A & 1B
Basic Math Beginning
Basic Math Intermediate
Basic Math Advanced
Biology 1 & 2
Business English
CAHSEE Readiness
Career Planning
Economic
Economics/Consumer
English 1, 2, 3, & 4
English Composition/ Contemporary
English Composition/ Expository
Integrated Science 1, 2, 3, and 4
GED Test Preparation
Geometry 1A & 1B
Health
Literature/ American
Literature/ Modern
Parent Education
Parent Education/Distance Learning
Psychology
U.S. Government
U.S. History 1 & 2
World History 1 & 2
Algebra 1A & 1B
Basic Math Beginning
Basic Math Intermediate
Basic Math Advanced
Biology 1 & 2
Business English
CAHSEE Readiness
Career Planning
Economic
Economics/Consumer
English 1, 2, 3, & 4
English Composition/ Contemporary
English Composition/ Expository
Integrated Science 1, 2, 3, and 4
GED Test Preparation
Geometry 1A & 1B
Health
Literature/ American
Literature/ Modern
Parent Education
Parent Education/Distance Learning
Psychology
U.S. Government
U.S. History 1 & 2
World History 1 & 2
Adult Independent Studies
The following high school courses are also available through our
Adult Independent Studies (AIS) Program.
U.S. History 1 & 2
U.S. Government
Career Planning
Psychology
Parent Education
Health
For AIS, students pay a $25 dollar materials deposit at the time of
registration. Students may complete the majority of their work at
home while meeting with the teacher once a week.
The following high school courses are also available through our
Adult Independent Studies (AIS) Program.
U.S. History 1 & 2
U.S. Government
Career Planning
Psychology
Parent Education
Health
For AIS, students pay a $25 dollar materials deposit at the time of
registration. Students may complete the majority of their work at
home while meeting with the teacher once a week.
| Distance Learning Prepare for the GED exam by studying at home! We will:
$10.00 Deposit- Cash Only North Hollywood Adult Learning Center, Monday 12:00 pm- 2:00 pm Poly High School Campus, Monday & Wednesday, 6:00 pm- 8:00 pm |
High School Diploma/ GED Test FAQs...
1. What's the difference between a high school diploma and the
GED?
The GED itself is a test made up of five smaller tests. Anyone
may take the test at any time by registering and paying; however,
we strongly encourage students to study and prepare
beforehand. If you take and pass the GED test, you will receive
a certificate from the state of California. Some employers and
schools may accept the GED as a high school diploma equivalent.
The high school diploma program is more comprehensive,
including academic classes, if necessary, the CAHSEE (California
High School Exit Exam), and perhaps more testing.
2. How long will the program take? When will I be able to
receive my high school diploma?
There is no one answer for this question. All of our courses are
self-paced. The length of a class is determined by how long it
takes a student to finish all of the requirements. The more often
you come to class and complete passing grade level work, the
faster you'll work towards graduation. The fastest way to
receive your high school diploma or to pass the GED test is to
get started working today, set your goals, stick to them, and
complete the program.
3. What do I need to get started?
All new students must take the TABE (Tests of Adult Basic
Education) to determine their reading score. The results of the
test assist in proper student placement. If you're working
towards a high school diploma, you will need a set of transcripts
from the last school at which you completed credits listing
classes taken, grades, and credits earned. You can obtain a
copy of your transcript by contacting the school directly in which
you last completed credits.
4. What are the fees?
Students taking a class for high school credit pay a class material
fee. These fees range from $10.00 to $30.00 per class.
Minor concurrent high school students are exempt from material
fees, except Adult Independent Studies (AIS) courses.
The entire battery for the GED test currently costs $110.
Make-up tests for specific subjects are $25 per test. The school
strongly encourages you to prepare for the exam before
attempting to complete it.
5. At my last school, I only needed fifteen more credits to
graduate. May I just finish up those credits?
Each school and/or district has different graduation
requirements. You may need more or less credits and/ or tests
to graduate with us. Evaluation of your transcripts is the only
way of determining what requirements you still need to complete
to receive a high school diploma through our school. (Please
see Question #3)
6. The semester has already started. So, when can I register?
Our classes are open entry. You may register at any time during
a term.
1. What's the difference between a high school diploma and the
GED?
The GED itself is a test made up of five smaller tests. Anyone
may take the test at any time by registering and paying; however,
we strongly encourage students to study and prepare
beforehand. If you take and pass the GED test, you will receive
a certificate from the state of California. Some employers and
schools may accept the GED as a high school diploma equivalent.
The high school diploma program is more comprehensive,
including academic classes, if necessary, the CAHSEE (California
High School Exit Exam), and perhaps more testing.
2. How long will the program take? When will I be able to
receive my high school diploma?
There is no one answer for this question. All of our courses are
self-paced. The length of a class is determined by how long it
takes a student to finish all of the requirements. The more often
you come to class and complete passing grade level work, the
faster you'll work towards graduation. The fastest way to
receive your high school diploma or to pass the GED test is to
get started working today, set your goals, stick to them, and
complete the program.
3. What do I need to get started?
All new students must take the TABE (Tests of Adult Basic
Education) to determine their reading score. The results of the
test assist in proper student placement. If you're working
towards a high school diploma, you will need a set of transcripts
from the last school at which you completed credits listing
classes taken, grades, and credits earned. You can obtain a
copy of your transcript by contacting the school directly in which
you last completed credits.
4. What are the fees?
Students taking a class for high school credit pay a class material
fee. These fees range from $10.00 to $30.00 per class.
Minor concurrent high school students are exempt from material
fees, except Adult Independent Studies (AIS) courses.
The entire battery for the GED test currently costs $110.
Make-up tests for specific subjects are $25 per test. The school
strongly encourages you to prepare for the exam before
attempting to complete it.
5. At my last school, I only needed fifteen more credits to
graduate. May I just finish up those credits?
Each school and/or district has different graduation
requirements. You may need more or less credits and/ or tests
to graduate with us. Evaluation of your transcripts is the only
way of determining what requirements you still need to complete
to receive a high school diploma through our school. (Please
see Question #3)
6. The semester has already started. So, when can I register?
Our classes are open entry. You may register at any time during
a term.
Adult Basic Education
Classes in Basic Reading, Basic Language Arts, and Basic Math
are also available.
These classes build fundamental reading, writing, and math skills.
Classes in Basic Reading, Basic Language Arts, and Basic Math
are also available.
These classes build fundamental reading, writing, and math skills.
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