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Princeton High School International enrollment age is grades K through 12, and adults of all ages.
Princeton High School accepts students from all walks of life, gifted, disabled and special needs.
Princeton High School International enrolls students encountering truancy, social problems, academic issues, scheduling conflicts, retention placement, behavior problems, bullying, sspension and expulsion.
PHSI programs gives every person a chance to earn their high school diploma to be successful in a global world. Students can enroll year round.
Princeton High School International students in grade nine will
earn (7 ) credits, students in grade ten will earn (7) credits,
students in grade eleven will earn (7) credits and students in
grade twelve will earn (7) credits. Princeton High School
International students will have to complete 28 credits (Equivalent
to four years of study) for graduation. Princeton High School
International students will take 24 -26 core courses/modules and
4-8 elective courses (Equivalent to 4 Units) totaling 28 credits to
earn their high school diploma.Students that transfer credits to
Princeton High School International from other public and private
ac- credited secondary schools with a passing grade of C or higher
will be evaluated for our reciprocity and articulation of credits
program. (Princeton's reciprocity and articulation of credits
policy) put students on a fast-track for graduation. Adult learners
that transfer in a G.E.D. will be evaluated accordingly to
determine what courses students need to complete, in order to earn
their high school diploma.Princeton High School Int'l academic
instruction allow students to earn their high school diploma
through PHSI Campus, Distance Learning, Online Learning and
Learning Centers Seminar Track Studies Model, allow students to
complete courses at anytime and anywhere around the world through
our E-Learning Educational Instructional Platform. Through this
educational instructional platform students can take module courses
online or given access to download and complete courses in the
comfort of their home.
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