The Morning Journal, December 30, 2015 – Residents of Lorain County who are 22 years old and older and who did not finish high school can now earn a diploma from the school district in which they reside. Continue reading “Lorain County adults can now finish high school online”
eCampusNews, December 10, 2015 – Columbus State Community College wins $250,000 grant to create a competency-based high school diploma program including industry certifications. Continue reading “Community college, Graduation Alliance create diploma program”
San Angelo LIVE!, November 24, 2015 – The Concho Valley Workforce Development Board has partnered with Graduation Alliance to offer an online diploma completion program. Continue reading “Two Area Agencies Offer New Diploma Completion Program”
Education World, October 20, 2015 – Graduation Alliance has released a white paper revealing significant economic benefits to helping working-age adults achieve a high school diploma. Continue reading “TechCHAT: District Director Jeanne Willard on Graduation Alliance”
EducationDive, October 12, 2015 – As states work to raise grad rates, helping dropouts cross the finish line is gaining importance. Continue reading “5 ways to make dropout recovery work”
EducationDive, October 5, 2015 – How can states best serve people who have long passed the cutoff for traditional programs? Continue reading “Thinking beyond the traditional high school dropout”
PR Rocket, September 15, 2015 – Parchment, the leading academic credentials management system, is committed to enabling more learners, in more places, to turn their credentials into opportunities. Continue reading “Parchment Launches Affiliate Partner Program”
Action News 17, September 1, 2015 – At 17-years-old, Ashleigh Cline thought she had reached a dead end. Continue reading “Indy Student Becomes Parish’s First to Graduate Thru Alliance”
Scholastics Administrator, August 27, 2015 – Washington district uses three models to meet the needs of different students. Continue reading “A Comprehensive Approach to Alternative Programs”
Radio Iowa, July 30, 2015 – Despite a big drop in its high school drop-out rate in recent years, the Davenport School District is calling in outside help to push the rate down even further. Continue reading “Davenport Schools Hire Help to Try and Cut Drop Out Rate”