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CAREER COLLEGE COLLABORATIVE
LBL HICH SCHOOL CONTACTS FOR
CED PREP16-18 YEAR OLDS
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Sweet Home Lori Greenfield Albany 541.487 .4305
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Contact Person: Kirsten Studley, [email protected], 541-917-4706
Website: www.linnbenton.edu/ged
Program Eligibility: Students aged 16 to 18, released from compulsory education or homeschooled, valid picture ID.
Enrollment Dates: Varies, please call for information
Schedule: Varies, please call for information. Classes available in Corvallis, Albany, Lebanon, and Sweet Home.
Time Requirements: 4-16+ hours per week depending on student’s registration.
Program Description: Morning “Fast Track” classes available by individual subject area: math (basic and algebra), science, language arts, and social studies. Evening classes cover all subjects of the GED test in one class with a combination of class lessons, small group work, and independent study. Student must have the ability and willingness to abide by the departmental attendance policy requiring 90% attendance.
Cost for courses: Non-refundable fee of $33 per term
Student Supports: Transition support: one-on-one coaching to help students transition into college (researching majors, filing for financial aid and scholarships, creating a plan). Tutoring may be available for enrolled students by request. Upper-level coursework in areas such as reading, writing, communication, and online learning platforms, college and career readiness, and more.
OREGO COAST COMMU N ITY COLLEGE
Contact Person: Tabitha Hoadley, Administrative Assistant, Department of Academics & Workforce - [email protected] / 541-867-8541
Website: www.oregoncoastcc.org/portfolio/ged/
Program Eligibility & Requirements: A 2-Session Orientation is required before enrolling in GED & Adult General Education Classes. Orientation consists of assessments in reading, math and writing to determine the areas in which each student needs to focus; information about the GED Test; general information about the College (services, resources, and programs it offers); class policies; and provides plenty of time for questions and answers. Once you complete the two-session orientation, you may start class the following week. Students who are 16/17 years old or young can enroll in the GED Program following completion of a GED Authorization packet. Please use the contact above for instructions on completing the required forms.
Enrollment Dates: Varies, please call for information
Schedule: Day and evening classes are available, both in Newport and Lincoln City.
Costs for Courses: $20 registration fee per term
Student Supports: Upon entering any Basic Skills Class, students are given assessments to determine the skills and subject areas in which they need to concentrate. Students can then set goals and focus attention on areas of their individual needs. There is a strong commitment to finding the best way for each individual to learn most effectively. Those who have been out of school for some time will find a relaxed, friendly, and encouraging environment in which to start studying again.
HOMESCHOOL PROGRAM
LBL Process for Home School Students Pursuing GED
Contact Person: Sam Rounsavell, [email protected], 541-812-2687
Website: www.lblesd.k12.or.us/homeschool/high-school-students/ged-option-program/
Program Eligibility: Students aged 16 & 17, enrolled with LBL as Home School Students.
Enrollment Dates: Open, Year Round
Schedule: Contact LBCC GED Program
Program Description: The General Education Development Testing Service (GEDTS) enables approved states to provide access to the GED Option for selected secondary students, 16 and 17 years of age, who are enrolled in school. This authorization is from the American Council on Education. Local Education Service Districts will serve as GED Option providers for home school students. A homeschool student in Linn, Benton or Lincoln County, between the ages of 16 and 17 wishing to pursue GED must, along with their parent/guardian, complete and return to the LBL Home School Program office a Parent Assurance form. Once we receive this form, LBL will compile the GED Authorization Packet for that student. Prior to any classes and/or testing, the student must take the GED Authorization Packet to the GED preparation/testing site. For information about GED classes and testing please contact your local community college. A student remains registered with LBL as a homeschool student until our office receives a copy of the student’s GED certificate or until the student is 18 years old.
Cost for Courses: See LBCC. No fees at LBL. Parents/guardians are responsible for all costs associated with GED testing and preparation.
HOMESCHOOL PROGRAM
LBL Process for Home School Students Pursuing GED
● Step one: to register as a homeschool student, please use the link below: https://www.lblesd.k12.or.us/homeschool/notification/notification-form/
GED Option Procedures for LBL Home School Students The procedure below explains the GED requirements for home-schooled students. Please contact LBL at least one week before your student plans to attend GED classes or take the GED tests.
● Step two: a parent/guardian notifies LBL that their student wishes to participate in GED preparation and testing by submitting a GED Options Program Parent Assurance Form (download below): https://bit.ly/2CvfJB8
Both parent and student must complete this form together. The original form then needs to be returned to our office by using the submit button at the bottom (see note below) or by emailing, faxing or mailing a PDF of the form to our office.
● Upon receiving a completed Parent Assurance Form, LBL will compile the GED Authorization Packet for that student.
● Prior to any classes and/or testing, the student must take the GED Authorization Packet to the GED preparation/testing site.
Please note: Parents/guardians are responsible for all costs associated with GED testing and preparation. When the student has completed the requirements to achieve a General Educational Development (GED), please submit a copy of the certificate to our office. A student remains registered with LBL as a home school student until our office receives a copy the student’s GED certificate or until the student is 18 years old.
For information about GED classes and testing please contact your local community college.
ALBANY OPTIONS SCHOOL
Contact Person: Anna Harryman – counselor, [email protected], (541) 967-4563
Website: www.aos.albany.k12.or.us/students-parents/programs/
Program Eligibility: High school students at least 16 years of age and enrolled in school in the Greater Albany Public Schools District, valid government-issued picture ID, referred by attending school (South Albany or West Albany High Schools only), passing placement scores.
Enrollment Dates: Rolling / at any point during the school year
Schedule: Daily during the school week from 8:15 am to 11:00 am. Testing schedule may vary.
Time requirements: Regular attendance during program times until completed
Program Description: The AOS GED program is primarily online, but also incorporates small group direct instruction and one-on-one instruction based on need. All testing takes place at AOS, which is a certified Pearson testing facility.
Cost for courses: None
Student Supports: Smaller learning environment, individualized assistance, IEP and 504 accommodations, self-paced test preparation, post-secondary career and educational exploration and planning opportunities and assistance (including, but not limited to, field trips, guest speakers, and assistance with FAFSA, Oregon Promise, and college and job applications). Spanish translation services available on site.
Corvallis SCHOOL DISTRICT
HS GED Preparatory Program
Contact Person: Kathee Kunke, [email protected], 541-766-4717. School administrator: Eric Wright, [email protected]
Website: www.csd509j.net/schools-and-programs/programs/college-hill/
Program Eligibility: Students aged 16 to 18, enrolled in Corvallis School District, valid government issued picture ID, skills pre-assessment
Enrollment Dates: Rolling / at any point during the school year
Schedule: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 1:00-3:40 / may change to after school
Time Requirements: Approximately 8 hours per week
Program Description: The Corvallis School District contracts with Linn Benton Community College to provide an instructor to guide students through the GED program. Students use an online tool to build necessary skills and take each test when they demonstrate that they are ready.
Cost for courses: No fee (GED test is free if student qualifies for free and reduced lunch).
Student Supports: Upon GED completion, each student works with their instructor and district staff to develop a transition plan to support successful enrollment in college coursework, certificate programs, or employment.
Contact Person: Rachel Cannon - [email protected], 541.259.8938
Website: www.high-school.lebanon.k12.or.us/resources/guidance-counseling/
Program Eligibility: Students aged 16 to 18, enrolled in Lebanon High School, valid picture ID.
Enrollment Dates: Rolling / at any point during the school year.
Schedule: 9:00-12:00pm or 8:00am- 1:00pm.
Time Requirements: 15 hours a week minimum.
Program Description: LCSD GED program uses an online learning tool with the access of teachers to instruct individually or a small group based on need. The program has a “transition after GED” component.
Cost for courses: No fee
Student Supports: LCSD GED provides career and job support and will arrange for the students to tour organizations in which they have career interests.
HS GED Preparatory Program
Contact Person: Dan Johnson, [email protected], 541-929-3211
Website: www.philomathsd.net/philomath-hs-home/academics/counseling
Program Eligibility: Students aged 16 to 18, enrolled at Philomath Home High School, valid State issued picture ID, no outstanding school fees, ability to access school internet
Enrollment Dates: Any point during the school year
Schedule: Morning (8:00 -11:30) or by arrangement with teacher
Time Requirement: 10 hours a week
Program Description: PHS incorporates online learning, traditional book work, blended learning, small group direct instruction, and individualized instruction based on need.
Cost for courses: Refundable $50 deposit
Student Supports: Student curriculum addresses relationship building, self-image issues, character strengths, and resiliency. PHS works in direct conjunction with our YTP program to provide career and job support, and to arrange for the students to tour organizations in which they have career interests.
SWEET HOME
HIGH SCHOOL
Contact Person: Eric Stutzer, [email protected], 541-367-7127
Website: www.sweethome.k12.or.us/highschool/
Program Eligibility: Students aged 16 to 18, enrolled in Sweet Home High School, valid picture ID, no outstanding school fees, ability to access school internet.
Enrollment Dates: Rolling / at any point during the school year.
Schedule: Morning (9:00 -12:00) or afternoon (3:00 to 5:30) sessions
Time Requirements: 10 hours a week
Program Description: SHHS incorporates online learning, traditional book work, blended learning, small group direct instruction, and individualized instruction based on need.
Cost of courses: Refundable $35 deposit
Student Supports: Student curriculum addresses relationship building, self-image issues, character strengths, and resiliency. SHHS also provides career and job support and will arrange for the students to tour organizations in which they have career interests.