Sandusky Schools launches 22+ program

SANDUSKY — Sandusky Schools is launching its 22+ diploma program for adults without a high school diploma or GED to earn a high school diploma for free. Those interested must be an Ohio resident who is 22 years-old or older. Students can work at home and use any computer while receiving help from qualified teachers. Other program guidelines: • A maximum of two consecutive years are needed to complete the program• There are no minimum high school credits required• Students must meet the graduation requirements from their entry in ninth grade (number of credits, Ohio Graduation Test/Proficiency tests, etc.)The 22+ Diploma Program is an initiative of the Ohio Department of Education, offered through the Sandusky Digital Academy at no cost to participants. Computers and Internet cards will be available to those that need them. Certified teachers are available in all core subjects and a school counselor is available to provide academic, career and college counseling.For information on the program, call 419-984-1877 or 419-984-1060. To register visit scs-k12.net/22plusprogramSandusky Schools is launching its 22+ program for adults who want to earn a high school diploma at Sandusky Digital Academy. In this photo, students work at the Sandusky Digital Academy on Thursday, January 21, 2016 in Sandusky.