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The DCSD GED Center is closed for the summer and will reopen in August! Have a great summer!
Should I take the GED?
Should I take the GED?
The GED may be right for you if you can say "yes" to two or more of the following statements:
The GED may be right for you if you can say "yes" to two or more of the following statements:
I am 17 or older and have a State ID (Driver's License, Passport, Learner's Permit)
I am credit deficient. I may not graduate before I am 21.
I have tried a traditional and an alternative high school.
I have taken and passed Algebra, Geometry, Biology, some Chemistry, and some Physics.
I am considering dropping out of school.
I have taken the GED Ready Practice Tests and scored 137 or higher.
Contact your school counselor to learn more about the GED Pathway through the DCSD GED Center. However, if you have already dropped out, please contact the DCSD GED Center directly at 303-387-9675.
If you are a student with an IEP and you are interested in pursuing your GED, please discuss this possibility with your IEP Case Manager before moving forward.
If these don't apply to you, consider the following:
If these don't apply to you, consider the following:
If you have 20 or more credits, contact the Re-Engagement Specialist for Dropout Intervention to discuss your options for obtaining your high school diploma.
If you haven't tried an alternative high school, consider applying:
Daniel C Oakes High School (DC Oakes)
Contact the Re-Engagement Specialist for Dropout Intervention to discuss your options: 303-921-6787 (call or text).
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