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High School Diploma

Tehachapi Adult School offers

A student can earn credit and receive a high school diploma through Tehachapi Adult School. We serve students who are 18 years and older who have dropped out of school or who have graduated from high school from a different country and would like to receive their high school diploma in the U.S.

Fees

Diploma classes are free to all students. Textbooks for home use are available online and is provided through Edmentum Curricula.

Transcripts

If you attended a school in Tehachapi Unified School District at any time since 2000, your transcript may already be available on the district computer system. When you arrive to enroll in classes, the counselor can check your transcript on the computer.

If you are coming from another school district, in-state or out of state, please order your transcripts prior to enrolling. Make sure that your transcripts are delivered to yourself, or can be emailed to Program Manager McKenna Liebgott at mliebgott@tehachapiusd.com.

Some delays in obtaining transcripts may be unavoidable. When transcripts are received, previous high school credit earned will be evaluated and a schedule will be planned for each student.

Please contact McKenna Liebgott at mliebgott@tehachapiusd.com for the evaluation of foreign transcripts or any transcripts that needs evaluation. Additional time may be required for foreign transcript evaluation, residency, attendance, and graduation requirements.

Student Advising/Counseling

We care for our students and the majority of our role is to provide and assists our students with any concerns or issues pertaining to enhancing and completing their education. We assists students in evaluating their high school transcripts (both U.S. and foreign) in completing the required courses and receiving their diploma. We also provide referrals and collaborate with other community agencies in other concerns not pertinent to education. Assists students on the benefits of decision making for either completing high school courses or in preparation for the GED exam (equivalent to high school diploma) but also to assists and advise students with enrollment procedure if deciding to further their education in postsecondary colleges or vocational programs available to our school.