High School Diploma
Complete the classes you need to receive your high school diploma.
Morning classes, evening classes, and hybrid classes are available.
Morning classes, evening classes, and hybrid classes are available.
HIGH SCHOOL ORIENTATION & REGISTRATION
- Click on the "Register for Classes" link on the right side of this page.
- Scroll down to read all the instructions to register for classes.
- Once completed, you will be given a reading assessment and then placed into classes.
ABOUT THE HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM
We are committed to ensuring everyone has the best opportunity to achieve their goals.
Hybrid Classes - We offer hybrid classes using Zoom and Canvas. Classes meet two evenings per week, one evening in-person and one evening online.
In-Person Classes - We offer in-person classes where teachers provide direct instruction to students Monday-Friday mornings.
Independent Study - High School Diploma students can work at their own pace using our Edgenuity program. In-person classes are held once a week. All tests are also taken in person with an instructor.
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS
Mt. Diablo Adult Education awards a Mt. Diablo Unified School District (MDUSD) diploma to students enrolled in the High School Diploma program who complete the following requirements. Prior credits earned, which meet the MDUSD standards, can be included in the completion of units. Official transcripts from previous schools are required as proof of previous credits.
See the High School/GED Coordinator for further information. To join the High School Diploma Program you must first attend an Orientation and Registration session.
| Subject | Credits |
|---|---|
| English | 40 |
| Life Science | 10 |
| Physical Science | 10 |
| U.S. History | 10 |
| World History | 10 |
| American Government | 5 |
| Economics | 5 |
| Mathematics (includes 10 units of Algebra) | 30 |
| Fine Arts/Foreign Language/CTEC | 20 |
| Approved Electives (Includes Physical Education but not Driver's Ed) | 60 |
| Total | 200 |
INFORMATION
High School Office
M-F, 8:00am-4:00pm
(925) 685-7340, ext. 67390
adulthighschoolged@mdusd.org
Robin Bielman, Program Coordinator
REGISTRATION
Registration includes orientation, assessment, and enrollment in classes.
QUICK LINKS
Special Considerations
Former Foster Youth AB 167 Graduation Standards
What is AB 167?
California Assembly Bill 167 provides alternative graduation standards for graduation for Foster Youth and Former Foster Youth who are now adults.
To Whom Does AB 167 Apply?
AB 167 applies only to pupils who were in foster care who transferred into a district or between high schools within the district while they were in 11th or 12th grade.
For more information
For more information visit the California Department of Education website.
Special Education Students
Students with an IEP can receive services and accommodations until their 22nd birthday.