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This document provides information about completing a high school diploma through an alternative program. It details the costs, schedule, requirements, and goals of the program. The program offers self-paced, individualized, and mastery-based learning. Completing the program can provide opportunities for higher earnings and a path to further education.
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MDGs for Education - UN Youth Assembly Panel Presentation
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- 1. Frequently Asked Questions: How long will it take? It depends upon YOU! What is the cost? $75 plus graduation fees. When can I start? Enrollment is open all year. English is my 2nd language? We teach English! Computer skills? Beg. to adv. classes offered. Never started high school? Get started now! Is this a GED? NO – High School Diploma. I’m currently enrolled? Must be out 3 mo. I work a lot? Get enrolled; talk to employer. I’m expecting a baby? Take time off when your baby is born, but go ahead and get in. Do you have day care? No. Can I really finish my diploma? YES!! ABSOLUTELY !!!! THE OPPORTUNITY YOU WANT AND NEED! Saturdays: 8-12 Wednesday: 3-8 Tues. & Thurs. 6:00-8:00 p.m. Attend classes year round except on these holiday weekends: July 4th Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas New Years 12929 E 21st St, Ste. B Tulsa, OK 74134 Phone: 918-804-9530 MISSION: With God’s love through education we guide our students out of the revolving door onto a new path for life. GOALS S U C C E E S S FINANCIAL PERSONAL EDUCATIONAL SETTING REACHING LEARN HOW TO SUCCEED FINISHYOURHIGHSCHOOLDIPLOMA GIRLS and GUYS REACHING AHEAD w/ CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
- 2. SELF-PACED INDIVIDUALIZED MASTERY BASED MOTIVATIONAL Opening closed doors - Giving hope We develop a personal academic projection for graduation meeting state guidelines. MERIT STORE ITEMS Bath & Body Home Interior School Supplies Kitchen Appliances Bed Linens & Bathroom Children’s toys Average Class GPA: 56.87 % A 29.23 % B 13.9 % C Earn Merit Money by Passing Tests Attending Class Completing Daily Work Graduating Accelerated Christian Education curriculum Bea Edwards Mark Kosinski CHOOSE NOW FOR: YOURSELF YOUR CHILDREN YOUR FUTURE Rebecca Moffit GRACE Staff COMMITTMENT One-on-One help Patience, Understanding, and Compassion Individualized Approach Encouragement and Motivation 2nd Language Assistance I’ve gotten more help here than anything I’ve ever tried! They let me learn at my own pace. I’m headed for college!!” G.R.A.C.E. graduate $11,517 $20,747 $- $5,000.00 $10,000.00 $15,000.00 $20,000.00 $25,000.00 A n n u a l S a l a r y Over 18 without High School Diploma Over 18 with High School Diploma Earnings and the Importance of a High School Diploma BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
- 3. DEVELOP POSITIVE LIFE PATTERNS LEARN HOW TO SUCCEED! VOLUNTEERS Need to: We NeedYou!!! Bea Edwards Mark Kosinski COMMITTMENT INCENTIVES IRLS & *GUYS EACHING HEAD WITH HRISTIAN DUCATION A FAITHFUL HAND UP GRACE Staff
- 4. $11,517 $20,747 $- $5,000.00 $10,000.00 $15,000.00 $20,000.00 $25,000.00 A n n u a l S a l a r y Over 18 without High School Diploma Over 18 with High School Diploma Earnings and the Importance of a High School Diploma BUREAU OF THE CENSUS $11,517 $20,747 $- $5,000.00 $10,000.00 $15,000.00 $20,000.00 $25,000.00 AnnualSalary Over 18 without High School Diploma Over 18 with High School Diploma Earnings and the Importance of a High School Diploma BUREAUOFTHECENSUS