Event Date: Every year, students across the country leave school before earning a high school diploma. While the graduation rate has improved over the past several decades, the high school dropout issue remains a significant challenge for school districts, state education agencies, and policymakers working to improve educational attainment and workforce readiness. Understanding why students drop out […]
Read MoreEvent Date: Across the country, millions of adults don’t have a high school diploma. Many of those adults want to continue their education but need flexible options that fit around work, family, and other responsibilities. At the same time, states, higher education institutions, workforce agencies, and community organizations are working to strengthen talent pipelines and expand access […]
Read MoreEvent Date: Each year, thousands of high school students fall behind in the credits they need to graduate. Sometimes it’s because they struggled in a particular course. Other times, attendance issues, family responsibilities, health challenges, or life circumstances interrupted their education. Regardless of the reason, losing credits doesn’t have to mean losing the opportunity to earn a […]
Read MoreEvent Date: Earning a high school diploma is a meaningful milestone—one that represents persistence, growth, and new possibilities. Today, that next step increasingly includes access to industry-recognized credentials for high school students and adult learners. These credentials don’t replace the value of a diploma—they build on it, helping learners translate their achievement into real-world opportunity. What […]
Read MoreEvent Date: As districts close out the school year, one challenge remains consistent: how to support students who are off track for graduation. Summer presents a critical window for intervention. Without structured opportunities to recover credits, many students who struggled during the school year are at higher risk of falling further behind—or not returning at all. Exploring […]
Read MoreEvent Date: In recent years, how online learning is changing high school graduation pathways has become one of the most transformative education trends in K–12 schooling. As districts adopt more flexible digital options, students are finding new routes to stay on track — and sometimes ahead — on their path to graduation. The Traditional Graduation Model […]
Read MoreEvent Date: School districts across the country have made meaningful progress in improving graduation rates. Yet even as prevention efforts strengthen, a critical challenge remains: reconnecting with students who have already disengaged from school. For district leaders, learning how to re-engage high school dropouts is no longer a secondary initiative—it’s an essential part of a comprehensive graduation […]
Read MoreEvent Date: Blog #3 Expectations meet reality with Graduation Alliance’s individualized options As an administrator do you feel like you sometimes have to base what you offer to your students in a new school year on what you needed last year? Did you end up spending more than you needed or actually used for your students? With […]
Read MoreEvent Date: A few years ago, an athletic director in Washington was on the road with his school’s softball team when he realized that they’d forgotten something very important — the equipment bag. “No helmets, no bats, balls, catcher’s equipment, nothing,” the AD recalled. The team was four and a half hours from their home. Sound like […]
Read MoreEvent Date: Graduation Alliance is committed to serving the needs of each individual learner, and excels at enabling even the most at risk student populations to succeed. This starts with exceptionally well designed courses and curriculum. Some of the unique aspects to the Graduation Alliance curriculum and instructional design processes are based upon our own custom framework, […]
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