The Cheney School Board has added to their Certificate of Educational Competency policy, which is also known as the GED (General Education Development) Certificate.
The GED has been an option for students who are unable to follow the traditional path towards a high school diploma.
“When a 16-18 year old student decides he/she would like to leave high school and pursue a GED, school districts work with the student to ensure there is a ‘substantial and warranted reason’ for leaving the high school program,” Sean Dotson, Cheney School District’s associate superintendent, said in an e-mail.
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