“There are kids in here that have completed their senior English papers that have never thought that they could do a 12 page paper. There are kids that come in here and they get excited about the class they are taking. For example the Government class, it’s exciting to see a kid learn how to read a newspaper and get get excited about current events,” said Taci Zollinger, an E-Center Aid.
Among the successes they have issues around 326 credits through the program in just 6 months. Forty students walked with their graduating class after making up credits through the online classes, and 8 people who dropped out of high school came back to get the diploma they didn’t think was possible.
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