Evening High School - 2009-2010 Program
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The Evening High School is
an alternative high school instructional program.
Anyone who is under 21 and interested in completing a
high school education may attend, as well as students
currently enrolled in a regular daytime high school
program. Students under the age of 16 must be currently
enrolled in the regular daytime high school program to
attend Evening High School. Credits earned by
successful completion of courses in Evening High School
count toward fulfilling requirements for obtaining the
Maryland High School Diploma. Potential students, over
the age of 21, should contact the Evening High School
Center of their choice to determine if they qualify for
Evening High School.
Why should you
attend Evening High School?
If you did not
finish high school, the Evening High School program offers you an
opportunity to complete your high school education and earn your high
school diploma. Credits already earned by you in previous schools may be applied toward the graduation requirements for Maryland. The Evening
High School program will lead to a high school diploma that is readily
accepted by the military, colleges, and employers.
If you are a student
currently attending a high school program during the day, the Evening
High School offers you opportunities to make up credits or take extra
courses.
Click on the items on the left to find out more about the
Evening
High School Program at AACPS. |
The Anne Arundel
County Public School System does not discriminate on the basis
of race, color, sex, national origin, religion, age, disability,
sexual orientation, or familial status in matters affecting
employment or in providing access to programs. Questions
regarding nondiscrimination should be directed to Mr. Leslie N.
Stanton, Specialist in Human Relations, Anne Arundel County
Public Schools, 2644 Riva Road, Annapolis, Maryland 21401;
telephone 410-222-5318; (TDD) 410-222-5500.
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