High School Diploma
Whether an individual is struggling in high school or has already left and is following an alternative path, TTC offers programs run by a top-notch, expert team to guide students to achieve their High School Diploma or equivalency.
- GED (General Educational Development) Credential – For ages 16 and up, classes are offered that build reading, writing, math and other important skills which will enable an individual to pass the GED exam and receive a high school equivalency credential.
- Vermont Adult Diploma Program – For ages 21 and up, individuals can earn a high school diploma by completing real-life projects that show knowledge and skill.
High School Completion Program – new, innovative and only in Vermont!
The state-funded High School Completion Program (HSCP) offers Vermont residents, ages 16 to 21, an opportunity to earn a high school diploma from their local high school.
Together, TTC qualified personnel, the student and the high school create a personal Graduation Plan that offers engaging and customized learning opportunities to fit the individual using the student’s high school transcript as a baseline.
The HSCP program is offered at our two learning centers in Bennington and Manchester, Vermont.
- Student-centered environment
- Highly customized Graduation Plan for each student
- Flexible daytime and evening schedule
- Classroom and community-based educational experiences
- Work/internship programs can count as school credit
- Drivers education offered
- College courses may be taken for credit
- Once the student fulfills the requirements of the Graduation Plan, the individual earns a high school diploma and can participate in the customary high school graduation ceremony
