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Academic Support/Alternative Education Options

Academic Support & Alternative Education Options

At Pullman High School, we are committed to helping every student succeed by offering a range of academic support services and alternative learning pathways. Whether students need extra help to stay on track, are seeking a different learning environment, or are working toward credit recovery, we help provide solutions designed to meet diverse needs. Our goal is to ensure all students have access to the tools, resources, and opportunities they need to thrive academically and prepare for their future.

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  • Correspondence Courses

    Self-paced, independent study courses that students complete outside of the traditional classroom setting.

  • Online/Independent Courses

    Available to students in grades 9 -12 who may benefit from non-traditional, self-directed, distance learning, and/or online learning.

  • General Educational Development (GED)

    Students might choose to earn a GED if traditional high school isn’t the right fit or if they weren’t able to finish their diploma.

  • Cultural/International Programs

    Offers students the chance to engage with diverse cultures, connect with international peers, and explore the world beyond the classroom.

  • Job Corps

    Job Corps’ mission is to educate and train highly motivated young people (16-24) for successful careers in the nation’s fastest-growing industries.

  • Washington Youth Academy

    The Washington Youth Academy is an academic intervention for students 15.5-18, who are behind in credit, dropped out of high school or at-risk of dropping out.

  • Highly Capable Program

    Focuses on supporting students within the Highly Capable Program through accelerated learning and enhanced instruction tailored to the unique needs of our gifted and talented students.

  • Dual Credit

    Dual-credit programs allow students to earn high school and college credit simultaneously.

  • High School Completion Program

    If you are 18 years and older or your graduation class has graduated, you are eligible for Spokane Community College's High School + program.