Depending on how many credits the student is able to transfer, the program can be completed in as few as 5 months. The program is self-paced, but plan to devote at least 8 — 10 hours each week to coursework.
Yes, all COHS instructors are state certified. Most of the academic coaches and academic instructors are located in Florida, so office hours are 6 am — 3 pm PST; however, coaches also have evening hours twice a week. Your COHS academic coach will welcome you initially, and then reach out at least once every 2 weeks, or more often for students needing additional assistance.
Learners can complete coursework using a desktop computer, laptop, tablets, Xbox, and mobile devices. Visit the Technology Requirements page for more details. If you have any concerns about your technology not meeting these requirements, please contact your local library, who may be able to provide options, including using in-library computers, or checking out a Chromebook and WiFi hotspot to complete the program.
LA County Library provides resources to help you complete the program. Customers can borrow a Chromebook and WiFi hotspot to access the internet based on equipment availability during enrollment. Please contact your local library or email diploma library. No, you will not; however, the Language Arts classes may require novels, which you can check out from the Library.
The prevalence of online diploma mills and counterfeit degrees has unfortunately created some skepticism around the legitimacy of diplomas from online institutions. While COHS is a new institution and may not immediately be familiar by name, it is easy to demonstrate that the school is recognized across the nation as a quality school system, delivering a COGNIA accredited online high school diploma.
It is important to understand that a high school diploma alone from any type of accredited high school is not enough to guarantee a student admission into a college or university, as each postsecondary institution has its own minimum standards including admissions exams, standardized test scores, and other criteria.
LA County Library is committed to helping people meet their education and job preparation needs. We encourage you to visit our job search page or your local library , where staff may be able to help you find a local agency or resource that will best fit your needs. With your LA County Library card, you can download or stream eBooks, eAudiobooks, magazines, music, and movies on your computer, tablet, or phone.
It's free and you'll never have to worry about overdue fines! Have you walked into a library and wished you could check out more books than you could possibly carry? Check out a Kindle Paperwhite at participating libraries with a collection of titles that you are sure to enjoy.
Each Kindle has been loaded with expert-selected books. These Centers provide enhanced resources, computer technology, and homework helpers to support the educational needs of students in these communities. Online Homework Help is also available on the Internet computers in all County libraries and from home computers during designated hours. Citizenship-in-a-Bag contains:. Checkout or place a hold on a Citizenship-in-a-Bag toolkit. Your photos will be reviewed and if they meet the criteria, they will be added to the Catalina PhotoShare online collection.
Laptops in this kiosk can be checked out by customers with a LA County Library card in good standing. The laptop is due back in the kiosk before the library closes on the same day it is checked out. If you do not return the laptop to the kiosk on the same day you check it out, your library account will be charged the full replacement cost of the laptop. When you check out a laptop from this kiosk, you agree to use it within the library only.
Start here. Follow these two steps to sign up for tutoring:. Start Test Prep. Career Online High School COHS Earn an accredited high school diploma through a flexible, supportive, entirely online program while gaining real-world career training. We hope you will contribute your own resources, tools, templates, and samples.
Use this venue to share your advocacy success stories with your peers and help inspire and strengthen one another. We know that we provide a vital service to our students, teaching them lifelong skills that propel them into their futures as successful adults, but we have to reach out and demonstrate that fact! We have to stop sitting back, hoping that someone will notice! Keep this idea exchange going and share your stories, tools, literature, events, or other resources with your colleagues in the comments below!
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