Federal Way's Alternative High School Programs

Many of Federal Way's alternative high school and high school programs are actually schools in the Federal Way public school system. There are private schools, special education schools and religious schools in the city, but they are not designated as alternative schools. Federal Way students have many choices for education. Truman High School 's Truman High School has two projects on - line and face - to - face, all operated in 12 modern classrooms, which were rebuilt in 2003.

At A. Crawford Mosley High School's high school in Lynn Haven, Florida, there is a discontinuation plan for national schools that are receiving national attention. This program is known as an active alternative to school suspension (PASS) as a unique class with clear requirements and expectations developed by workplace teacher Jim Lawson. "15 years ago, the school district passed the title and room to me, I became a temporary stop teacher for all high school schools," Lawson told the education community. "I have learned everything through trial and error, now I have a model, I would like to find a person who needs help - a person who does not have an ISS program."

High school redirection is an alternative high school curriculum that focuses on basic skill development (with particular emphasis on reading skills) and limits extracurricular activities. This program is offered in an economically disadvantaged area and provides services to students who dropped out in the past, young parents, students with poor test results, or older students. In order to raise the awareness of the community, the high school redirection school is small and the teacher is encouraged to play a role as a mentor and teacher. Website: No.

Graduated from certified high school or home school programs. Approved Regional Certification Bodies need to approve high school and home school programs inside and outside Georgia. Or, if you acquire GED, or if you graduate from an unrecognized high school or home school program, please score more than 85 with SAT or ACT. Please maintain at least 3.0 cumulative GPA at the university. Students' grades will be reviewed at the end of each semester at the end of 30 hours and at the end of each spring semester in order to qualify for an ongoing HOPE scholarship. Students are not required to maintain the minimum number of hours to receive HOPE scholarships