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Our academy was started to give people who had not finished high school a second chance.
The School's program is set up for the students to be able to take their assignments home and work on them at their own pace, with help from the instructors just a phone call away.
Tutoring sessions for students are also available for those with special needs. We try to offer all the amenities of a regular high school to our students; a Graduation service is in May of every year, class rings are available, and graduation pictures can be taken at any time. Many of our students go on to college and recieve advanced degrees.
Here's hoping to see you in the near future at St. James, where "It's Never 2 Late.".
Our academy was started to give people who had not finished high
school a second chance.Each student sets his or her own pace
to finish their assignments; with help from the instructors just a
phone call away. Tutoring sessions for students are also available
for those with special needs. To graduate, four folders must be
completed, the cost is $150.00. There are no refunds on packets.
For out-of-area students the cost is $160.00, which includes a ten
dollar fee ($10) for shipping and handling. If the program is going
to be completed through the mail please include the following
items: Full name, address, phone number, social security number,
and date of birth.
We try to offer all the amenities of a regular high
school to our students; a Graduation service is in May of every
year, class rings are available, and graduation pictures can be
taken at any time.
Our only requirement is that all students must be
over the age of 17. If the student is a minor please include the
previous school's withdrawal papers and a note of parental
consent.
Many of our students go on to college and recieve
advanced degrees. Here's hoping to see you in the near future at
St. James, where "It's Never 2 Late."
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