SERVING STUDENTS SINCE 2003

The Alternative High School Diploma Program is a collaborative community effort between local school districts and South-Central Board of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES).   It provides a self-paced, competency-based alternative through which high school dropouts between the ages of 18 and 21 can earn a diploma.  For more information on the High School Diploma Program, call PCC at 549-3252.

The PCC Alternative High School Diploma Program is designed for individuals who are self-motivated and committed to earning an alternative high school diploma.   This one-year program is offered through the Community Education Training Division and Pre-College Programs.  While enrolled in the program, students are encouraged to seek higher educational opportunities and offered support and access to PCC’s admissions and financial aid services.

Eligibility
The PCC Alternative High School Diploma Program is open to students between the ages of 18 and 21 who reside in the state of Colorado and are able to attend classes at the Pueblo or Fremont campuses.   

Registration Information
Students interested in the PCC Alternative High School Diploma Program must apply through their respective school district, listed below, for referral to the program.

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