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Welcome to Education and Test Preparation. Education and Test Preparation will help you find alternative choices for students, both on-site and on-line seeking a high school diploma, GED, alternative school placement and distance learning programs, for middle and high school students.

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Education and Test Preparation will help you find information for an accredited high school diploma with online classes and summer school, home schooling, & credit recovery. Find programs that are unique and staff that is committed to working closely with parents and agencies to ensure the success of each student. 

Home Schooling

Homeschooling is a way of teaching your child without sending your child to school. There are many homeschooling philosophies, methods, and resources. Some families choose to homeschool their children due to religious beliefs, while others choose to do so because of dissatisfaction with other educational options.

Many parents of children with disabilities choose to homeschool because they feel more prepared to meet the needs of their child. Regardless of the reason, homeschooling has become popular in many countries, especially the United States. Students who are unable to attend traditional high school may study independently at home, school, work, or at on of our centers and receive their high school diploma.

Education and Test Preparation will help you find an alternative education programs whose primary goal is to help young adults become independent by strengthening their academic, problem-solving, social and pre-career skills and values. Providing students with a middle and high school education, remediation skill building, tutoring, credit recovery programs, summer school options, state standardized test preparations, and much, much more....

What are Distance Learning Courses?
These are credit courses that are taught to students who are separated by time and/or space from the instructor. Distance learning programs are designed for middle and high school students who are:

• unable to successfully complete traditional school-based programs
• have been long-term suspended, expelled, or who have left school
• seeking to earn extra credits or to repeat a failed course
• needing to master basic skills
• home school students seeking an accredited diploma

Many programs permit students to earn an accredited diploma - not a GED. Many schools will accept credits from these programs. Check with the school, and if they do,  the credits will be transferred to them after the course has been completed. Many of these classes are self-paced so you can determine how much time you want to spend in it and when you will finish.

A Typical High School Curriculum

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