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Porterville Adult SchoolLearn everything you need to know about the program and how to take the first step toward enrollment.
Program Overview
The High School Diploma program is available to individuals 18 years or older who have not completed their requirements to earn a high school diploma. An orientation appointment is necessary to enroll in high school diploma classes.
Program Highlights
Core Subject Mastery: Focus on core subjects, including English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, to ensure a well-rounded understanding of fundamental academic concepts.
Individualized Learning Plans: Receive personalized learning plans tailored to individual strengths and areas for improvement, promoting a customized and effective learning experience.
Flexible Scheduling: Benefit from flexible scheduling options that accommodate various learning styles, allowing participants to balance education with other commitments.
Experienced Instructors: Access dedicated and experienced instructors committed to providing guidance, support, and mentorship throughout the high school diploma completion journey.
Interactive Learning Resources: Engage with interactive learning resources, including textbooks, multimedia content, and online tools, enhancing the learning experience through diverse materials.
Project-Based Learning: Participate in project-based learning activities that apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios, promoting critical thinking and practical application of skills.
Credit Accumulation: Earn credits in each subject area as progress is made, tracking academic achievements and ensuring compliance with high school diploma requirements.
Test Preparation: Receive guidance and resources for standardized test preparation, including relevant exams for high school diploma equivalency, ensuring readiness for assessments.
Counseling and Academic Support: Access counseling services and academic support resources to address educational and personal challenges, promoting overall well-being and success.
Career and College Readiness: Explore pathways for career and college readiness, with guidance on post-diploma opportunities, higher education options, and career exploration.
Step 1. Student must be 18 years of age or older, must have an official transcript from the last school of attendance, have a picture ID and then register online for an orientation. Students that cannot register online may contact the office to make an appointment to register onsite.
Step 2. On the day of your assigned orientation, student must be in the Adult School office on or before their orientation time and present their picture ID. They will attend orientation, complete their CASAS enrollment test and bring the results to the office.
Step 3. The student will be given their Registration form along with a copy of their transcript with the remaining credits needed to graduate.
Please refer to the school’s official website for further Program Information.