Fast-Track Program

Your Fast Track to Graduation

Why Choose Our Accelerated Fast-Track Program?

Shoreway’s Accelerated Fast-Track Program is designed with your success in mind. We understand that everyone’s path is unique, which is why we’ve developed a flexible and efficient approach to earning your high school diploma. Our program offers a streamlined curriculum tailored to help you meet graduation requirements at an accelerated pace. With hands-on support from experienced educators and access to free online resources, you can balance your studies with your personal and professional responsibilities. Best of all, your efforts will lead to an accredited high school diploma, recognized by colleges and employers nationwide. Whether you’re catching up, getting ahead, or preparing for the next step in your career, our program works for you—and with you—to achieve your goals.

Overview of the Accelerated Fast Track High School Diploma Program

The Accelerated Fast Track High School Diploma Program is designed for individuals seeking to complete their high school education quickly and efficiently. This program allows students to earn their diploma at their own pace, utilizing flexible scheduling and comprehensive online resources. With tailored support from qualified educators, participants can focus on meeting graduation requirements while balancing personal and professional commitments. The program is fully accredited, ensuring that your diploma is widely recognized by colleges, employers, and other institutions. It’s the ideal solution for those looking to jumpstart their educational or career ambitions in a streamlined and supportive environment.

College Pathways

As part of the North Shore College Pathway students may use to meet the test requirement for graduation is a college and career readiness test. The two tests that meet this pathway are the ACT and SAT. Colleges and universities use the ACT and SAT to determine student readiness for the rigors of higher education. These institutions generally expect that students who earn “remediation-free” scores will be able to succeed in their college courses.