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Designed with the needs of working adults in mind, all three adult high school completion programs are intended for adult learners who do not have a high school diploma from the U.S. or another country. Wherever you are with your studies, we have the programs that fit you and your lifestyle. Find out how you can take the next step to fulfill your dreams!
Take the courses you need to earn a standard high school diploma. Work in small, self-paced classes. Get more information or call 703-503-6406.
This is a two-part program leading to an adult high school diploma. You will demonstrate your reading, writing, and math skills through a series of tasks and projects. Work at your own pace, completing most of the work in the privacy of your own home. Get more information or call 703-207-4014.
The GED Test is a national test which measures your knowledge and thinking skills in reading, writing, math, science, and social studies. Receive your equivalency certificate, accepted by most employers and colleges, after passing all five parts of the test. Get GED test times, dates, and locations schedule. Get more information or call 703-533-5466 or 703-660-2007.
Free GED practice tests are being offered beginning early 2008.
The Race to GED is a statewide initiative that can help put you on the fast track to more money, greater confidence, and new success. To find out more, call 703-503-6411 or attend a free information session.
Veteran Honorary High School Diplomas recognize the life experiences of veterans who were unable to complete their high school education because of service in the armed forces during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War.
For more information on how to obtain an honorary diploma, please call Woodson Adult High School at 703-503-6407. Diploma recipients will be invited to participate in the adult high school graduation ceremony.
From computer labs to tutors, there is a variety of resources available to help you achieve your goal.
Get the support you need to get your high school credential.
External Diploma Program
Summary of the External Diploma Program from the Virginia Department of Education. Washingtonpost.com, October 29, 2007
Fewer Students Finishing High School?
Despite falling numbers, Fairfax maintains one of nation's top graduation rates. Julia O'Donoghue, Connection Newspaper, August 1, 2007
Higher Achievement
Nearly 200 adults celebrate high school diplomas.
Julia O'Donoghue, Connection Newspaper, August 14, 2007
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