Students
may
earn
a
high
school
equivalency
diploma
through
the
Individual
Student
Alternative
Education
Program
(ISAEP).
This
program
will
begin
virtually
for
the
2020-21
school
year.
Program
qualifications:
-
Students
must
provide
a
government-issued
photo
ID
and
completed
paperwork
by
their
school
counselor
prior
to
any
pretesting.
-
Pretesting
in
the
four
core
subjects
of
language
arts,
math,
science,
and
social
studies
and
achievement
of
a
minimum
passing
score
of
125
must
take
place
prior
to
enrollment.
-
Once
enrolled,
mandatory
classes
will
meet
virtually
Tuesday
and
Thursday
evenings
from
5-8
p.m.
Prince
William
County
and
the
State
of
Virginia
cover
the
cost
of
the
pretesting
and
the
course
study
for
each
student.
-
Students
have
access
to
certified
PWCS
teachers
who
will
assist
them
in
their
studies.
-
Once
students
demonstrate
mastery
of
skills
in
a
subject
area,
they
may
schedule
an
official
test
in
that
core
subject.
All
four
tests
must
be
passed
before
the
equivalency
diploma
can
be
obtained.
-
Final
testing
takes
place
at
an
official
testing
center.
Students
are
responsible
for
the
testing
cost
of
$30/test.
Visit
the
ISAEP
Program
webpage
for
additional
information.
You
may
also
contact
Christine
Driscoll,
coordinator
for
the
ISAEP
Program,
at
Driscoce@pwcs.edu
or
703-906-7053.