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High School Diploma Programs
AMERICAN WORLWIDE ACADEMY (AWA) HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAMS
Students will have the option of choosing either the General Diploma Program with Career Training Certificate (18 credits) or the General Diploma Program (18 credits). Each course is worth either one (1) credit or half (.5) credit.
GENERAL DIPLOMA PROGRAM WITH CAREER TRAINING CERTIFICATE: This 18 credit program prepares students for entry for careers in various fields, while earning a high school diploma. The program emphasizes: customer service, retail sales, sales, hospitality, marketing, and management. Students will be provided with all books, supplies, study materials, class schedule, and direct teacher and counselor contact information. Each semester must be concluded with a final exam to ensure understanding of course materials. Students must complete: 4 credits in English, 3 credits in Math (one credit must be Algebra 1), 3 credits in Natural Science, 3 credits in Social Studies (with 1 credit American History, 1 credit in World History, and 1/2 credit each in US Government and Economics), 1 credit of Health, and 4 credits of focus on Career Certificate. Additionally, students must complete a capstone workshop to earn the Career Certificate. A minimum GPA of a 2.0 on a 4.0 scale is required for graduation.
NOTE: Students are required to meet with their school counselor at least once per month.
Evening and Weekend classes available
GENERAL DIPLOMA PROGRAM: This 18 credit program prepares students for life after high school for those seeking to continue their education or enter into the job market. Students will be provided with all books, supplies, study materials, class schedule, and direct teacher and counselor contact information. Each semester must be concluded with a final exam to ensure understanding of course materials. Students must complete: 4 credits in English, 3 credits in Math (one credit must be Algebra 1), 3 credits in Natural Science, 3 credits in Social Studies (with 1 credit American History, 1 credit in World History, and 1/2 credit each in US Government and Economics), 1 credit of Health, and 4 credits of electives. A minimum GPA of a 2.0 on a 4.0 scale is required for graduation.
NOTE: Students are required to meet with their school counselor at least once per month.
Evening and Weekend classes available
CREDIT RECOVERY PROGRAM:
Students can take credits from AWA and transfer them back to the secondary institution (i.e. High School) that
he or she currently attends. The student bears the responsibility to verify that
the credits will be accepted and approved by the secondary institution prior to
enrolling into AWA. A maximum of 2 credits can be taken for this program.
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