The Compass Program
The Compass Program is designed as a therapeutic and educational
alternative for students who have been suspended or expelled from their
home school for more than three days. A student can be referred to this
program by the school principal. All referrals must be sent to the SBO and be
approved by the superintendent or assistant superintendent for a specified
period of time. The program will help to meet the needs of the student by
motivating them to work on the issues that have hindered their educational
process.
GED Program (Government Educational Diploma)
This program consists of students
between the ages of sixteen to
eighteen years of age. They are
seeking a GED due to a hardship or
other situation, or are unable to
graduate on time with a regular
diploma by age eighteen.
Night Classes
This program consists of students
who only need one to two classes
to graduate. Classes are held
weekly.
Incarceration Program
This program is offered to former students and adults who are 18 to 21 years
of age, who were once receiving special education services and are
incarcerated within the borders of Scott County, may receive educational
instruction to help them receive a GED diploma.
ISS (In School Suspension)
Schools can send students for one to five days for various infractions.
Students are receive assignments from their teachers while they are enrolled
in the program.