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Two different diplomas are offered to students who attend Hope: a pre-collegiate diploma and a general/vocational diploma. The pre-collegiate diploma is the most academically stringent of the two. The courses taken will prepare a student for a college/university program.   

 

The general/vocational diploma offers many of the same courses as the pre-collegiate program. However, the curriculum is adapted/abridged to align with the student's academic abilities. This diploma is accepted at most technical or vocational post-secondary schools. 

 

At Hope, there is no formal age limit for when a student’s program must be completed. If a student is able to meet the requirements by taking more time to do so, then additional time will be granted. Students may remain enrolled at Hope up to the age of 21 depending on the wishes of the parents, the progress of the student, and the recommendations of the school administration.

 

Please note: If testing and past progress indicate that the mastery of certain high school skills and concepts will not be achieved, then a Certificate of Completion will be awarded to students 18 years old and older. The Certificate of Completion will be awarded based on the successful completion of the goals and objectives outlined in the student’s individual education program (IEP).​​

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