What is 22+?
22+ is an ODE (Ohio Department of Education) program. 22+ provides the opportunity to earn a traditional High School diploma to adults who are:
22+ is an ODE (Ohio Department of Education) program. 22+ provides the opportunity to earn a traditional High School diploma to adults who are:
Adults earn needed credit based on reviewing current transcript (A records request is sent to your last school). In conjunction with Valley Virtual's School Counselor and 22+ Admin, adults have the support and directive to open up the doors in employment and career options.
Click here to view more information about four of Ohio's Options for a high school diploma.
Sue Forsythe is the Admin for Valley Virtual's 22+ program. Please email Sue with questions or interest in the program. Her email is s.forsythe@valleyvirtual.org.
Application info is below.
A: Yes, the classes are completely free to Ohio residents over the age of 22 wishing to enter the program.
A: You will receive a diploma distributed to you by Valley Virtual as a graduate from that year.
A: You do NOT have to come into the lab except for state testing.
A: This is dependent on your transcripts and when you were last enrolled in high-school. Typical state tests are either the OGTs or End of the Course Exams.
A: Yes, currently you have to come into the lab located in Canfield, OH to complete the state tests.
A: You will get notified through email, and/or our automated one call weeks in advance giving you a heads-up.
A: The School Counselor at Valley Virtual will request transcripts from your previous school. The time frame in which we receive these vary, depending on the school and if you were previously out of state or if the school is no longer active.
A: Email s.forsythe@valleyvirtual.org or call Valley Virtual to schedule an appointment
A: A form of identification (driver's license), proof of residence (bill or something similar with your name and address to verify you are an Ohio resident, birth certificate.
A: Anytime 24/7. The classes are always open for you to work around your schedule. Although we do close the courses in July-August for yearly maintenance.
A: No, but you will have to make sure you stay on pace to reach 60% of finished courses in the first year.
A: 2 years to complete all state tests and courses. However, students must complete 60% of classes after year 1 to be considered for year 2