How can NY State schools send kids to high shcool but not enough credits to graduate?
343464
Is this the end of her senior year?\n\nCause if it is, too late.\n\nIf it isn't, it is an easy fix. When the NEW school year begins, she will have to go to her school counselor, sit him/her down and have an adult conversation over what she NEEDS and what THEY need to fix.\n\nSchools sometimes do that, and it IS fixable. Unless this is her graduating year. She should have said something MUCH sooner.
36715
Perhaps a given school, but generally there is a special school where they send all the **** ups that can't keep it together in the regular school (at least, that's the case in a large district).
934947
you have to talk to the registrar in the registrar office in the school which you took highschool =P.  then she will give it to you.  some fee may apply. or when you graduate from hig school they give it to you automatically.
101161
Your school has to locate an accrediting body, and they will review your curriculum and reputation.  It takes a long time.
949526
Sounds like you really need to have a dr. look at him and speak with his teacher.  As for help near Yonkers, i can tell you this.  DO NOT send this child to a Yonkers Public School.  they will do him a disservice and will not provide the help he may need.  He may need special schooling.
816049
Her kids can only receive financial aid if they are legal. If they where legal they would all ready have SS #'s. If they want to attend college they would have to pay out of state fees for attending college and they really are high even for junior. The fastest way for her kids to go to college is for her to become a resident before they are 18 years old. If she has been working here for a couple of years she is able to apply for residency. Which will most likely take anywhere from 1-2 years for her to get residency and her kids to automatically become residents.
801692
It depends on your school. My high school did that, but not all do. You need to talk to your school's administration.
484913
You may want to speak with your counselor and possibly your local community college, four year school or any school you may want to attend.  Some colleges and universities do not look favorably on students graduating almost a year early. Look into programs that allow high school seniors to take classes that count for college credits.  Good luck
739017
The New York State Department of Education is the licensing agency most work of this type. The state website will link you to theirs.
299167
different states have different requirements.. go ask a counselor at your local jr. college...
286690
i had a friend who graduated when he was 21 from a high school in NC, but I'm not for sure how many credits you have to have, i only have to have 28 and i am a junior in a high school in NC
589084
Its not possible for a eight grader to take a full college course. Though it is quite possible that they can do a part of it, if he really has his basics clear.
1114104
Yeah, everything is possible in the United States. All u need is enough proof of High school completion. Let him just make sure he doesn't loose his focus in college. i bet u he's gonna have a hard time at the beginning but his brains are gonna get him into any student group he wants to join. Students turn to associate more with really intelligent students like him. Good luck Pal.
202060
If you sign a contract with the school for enrollment of the child then YES they can. However, just talk to the school. They will probably be flexible on the situation.
680537
That's bogus because they didn't complete high school so how are they getting a Certificate of Completion. I'd make them complete their work or issue them nothing.
132712
Our system is different than the nationalized system utilized in many nations around the world. Our national Dept. of Education actually has little power. The individual states' Dept. of Education regulate qualifications for teachers. So one person who is qualified in New York may not qualify in California. You need to contact the State Dept. of Education in the state you live in (are moving to) or the local school system you are interested in.
879971
Highshool correspondence programs do work well for those who do  have jobs and can not fit in more traditional means of getting GED. If you enroll today they will not even have your paperwork started by tomarrow. So no