Life Skills Center | About

APPROACH

Students attend class five days a week – one four-hour session per day.
Sessions are held at up to four different times.
Instruction is primarily computer-based.
Qualified teachers act as facilitators help guide the students' learning.
All students have the same graduation requirements as public school students.
Every student is required to have a job or provide community service.
Every student receives an individual academic and career plan, which serves as his/her academic and life skills guide.
Tuition is free, just as in a traditional public school.
Upon graduation, the student earns an actual state-recognized high school diploma – not a GED – and valuable job experience.