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Career Online High School offers adults the opportunity to complete their high school education and gain career training through a self-paced, supportive and accredited online education program. Take the Are You Ready Survey to see if the school is right for you.

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Quick Facts

  • Earn an accredited high school diploma while preparing for a career
  • Transfer credits from previous high school courses
  • Take classes online, giving you the flexibility for 24/7 access to schoolwork
  • Students will be given up to 18 months to complete the program.
  • Be supported by certified instructors and academic coaches who care about your success
  • Gain career readiness with a portfolio including a resume, cover letter and job preparation support
  • A limited number of scholarships are provided by the Redwood City Library Foundation

Earn a career certificate in one of these high-demand, high growth fields:

  • Child Care Education
  • Certified Protection Officer
  • Certified Transportation Services
  • General Professional Skills
  • Homeland Security
  • Office Management
  • Retail Customer Service Skills
  • Food and Customer Service Skills
  • Introduction to Manufacturing

Eligibility

  • Adults who are at least 19 years old and wish to earn their high school diploma. Minors should pursue their high school education through existing high school programs.
  • Program applicants must live within Redwood City
  • Applicants who successfully complete an online readiness survey, complete a two week pre-requisite course, followed by an in-person interview, will be considered for enrollment.

Want to learn more? Visit the Career Online High School website.

Get started by contacting rclread@redwoodcity.org or calling 650-780-7077.

Career Online High School is supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California, Administered by the California State Library. It was first made possible through a partnership between Redwood City Public Library, Project READ, the California State Library, and Redwood City Library Foundation.

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