For some students, the traditional classroom or school has not provided the ideal learning environment. As a result,
they may have dropped out of school for a variety of reasons and now realize that their action was not well planned or thought out. The Lancaster County Academy provides a second chance to those who have left school to earn a regular high school diploma and acquire the needed work skills desired by today's employers. The Academy is a partnership between business and education. Students age 16-20 must reside in a sponsoring school district and receive approval from the district. Adults over the age 21 who left school in their junior or senior year are also encouraged to apply.
What the Academy offers:
- Opportunity to earn a regular high school diploma, not a GED
- Self-paced instruction
- Flexible hours
- Career exploration and labor market awareness
- Work-based learning experiences
- Links to education and training beyond high school, including college, military, and workforce
Mission Statement:
Providing individuals with the opportunity to experience success, become independent, life-long learners, and prepare themselves to become responsible citizens in an ever-changing world.
