Students can earn credits in the following subject areas:

Math
Science
Social Studies
English 
Technology Education
Health and Physical Education
Citizenship
Health and Humanities

Areas of Study Include:

Algebra I
Algebra II
Geometry
General Mathematics
General Science
Biology
Environmental Science
Language Arts
Reading
Writing
Literature
American History 1700-1888
American History 1889-Present
Geography
Basic Computers and Keyboarding
Digital Photography
Computer Publishing
Advanced Computers and Web Design

Individual and Group Counseling Services covering a variety of topics, including but not limited to the following:

Study Skills
Truancy
Classroom Behavior
Low Self Esteem
Anger Management
Family Difficulties
Abuse
Drug and Alcohol issues
Impulsive Behavior
Community Involvement
Communication Skills
Peer Relationships
Academic Goals
Vocational Goals
Untrustworthy Behavior
Defiant Behavior
Emotional Support
Leisure Activities