New & Returning Student Registration Day
Tuesday, January 7th, 2020 • Noon to 6 PM
Saco Learning Center, 80 Common St, Saco
Call 207 282 3846 OR Just Drop IN!
The Adult high school diploma program is designed to enable students 20 years of age or older to take classes and meet the requirements for a high school diploma. Students must complete at least one (1) credit in an Adult Education course in order to graduate from our program.
Required classes are offered on a regular basis to assist students in completing their high school diploma. Upon enrollment, a plan is set that outlines the courses a student needs to complete their diploma requirements. Each high school transcript is evaluated to determine an individualized program of study.
Students may also be awarded credits for various life experiences, including work experience, on-the-job training, apprenticeship programs, home study, and volunteer service.
To Enroll
Please call (207) 282-3846 or (207) 934-7922 (summer) to set up an appointment with our Student Services Coordinator, who will help tailor your educational needs to support your academic success! You may also email our Student Services Coordinator at lnigol@rsu23.org
NOTE: A total of twenty-two (22) course credits* is required for an adult education high school diploma.
If interested in getting your high school credential instead of a diploma – visit our HiSET page.
Click here for supporting courses for Adult High School Completion: Academic Course Offerings
Adult Education High School Diploma Credit Requirements
| English | 4.0 Credits |
| U. S. History | 1.0 Credit |
| U. S. Government | 1.0 Credit |
| Science | 2.0 Credits |
| Mathematics | 3.0 Credits |
| Computer Literacy | 0.5 Credits |
| Health/Life Skills | 0.5 Credit |
| Humanities | 1.0 Credit |
| Job Readiness/Career Exploration | 1.5 Credits |
| Electives | 7.5 Credits |
| Total | 22 Credits |
*NOTE: For students born on or before October 15, 1968, only 16 course credits are required. For those eligible for this option, there are nine (9) core courses: 4 English, 2 Math, 1 Science, 1 U. S. History, and 1 Social Studies
