The number of credits and courses required for graduation depends upon the graduation requirements in place at the time you entered ninth grade. At the time of registration, evening high school counselors review student records to determine the appropriate course of study for each student. Students enrolled in a day high school program are subject to the current requirements for graduation.

What are the policies on attendance and student conduct?

A student who misses three or more class meetings is considered excessively absent and may not meet requirements for earning credit. The evening high school lead administrator and teacher(s) review cases of absenteeism to decide whether or not credit can be awarded.

Regular day school conduct and dress requirements are in effect. Serious and/or repeated violations of school rules and regulations may be sufficient reason for dropping a student from evening high school without a refund of fees. Smoking or possession of tobacco products is not permitted on school property or at school-sponsored events.

Are textbooks provided?

Yes, textbooks are provided on loan to the student. They are returned at the completion of each course and/or when a student withdraws. A fee is charged to students for damaged and/or lost textbooks.  Students are responsible for supplying instructional materials that are required by the teacher of each course.

How do I enroll?

If you did not complete high school, you may enroll in Evening High School if you have passed the eighth grade. Bring a transcript of previously earned credits, SR1 card, and a copy of your immunization records when you register at the center of your choice. If you attended high school in Anne Arundel County Public Schools, you can request a copy of your transcripts by calling 410-222-3869. Counselors will review your records and determine which courses you will need to complete graduation requirements.

If you are currently attending a day high school, you must have a concurrent enrollment form signed by your parent/guardian and home school principal or designee. The Evening High School will forward all grades and other pertinent information to the home school. No day student shall be permitted to earn more than six credits per year in Evening High School without the prior approval of the home school principal or more than eight credits per year without the prior approval of the Superintendent of Schools or the superintendent’s designee.