At what point are you 'too old' to attend classes at a high school? Is there an age where you just have to go get a GED at a different location?
@terilyntx:   http://www.neola.com/collier-fl/search/policies/po5112.01.htmIn order to provide reasonable consistency of maturity levels among students in the regular high school program, no person shall be permitted to attend the regular high school program after attaining the age of twenty-one (21). Those who attain the age of twenty-one (21) during a school year may complete that school year. Persons who are eighteen (18) years old or older and who, by earning eight (8) credits per academic year, cannot meet graduation requirements, including grade point average (GPA), prior to the end of the school year during which they attain the age of twenty-one (21), shall not be permitted to attend the regular high school program beyond the end of the academic year in which they attain the age of eighteen (18). Such persons shall be afforded an opportunity to pursue a high school diploma through the Adult High School or General Educational Development (GED) programs of the District. The provisions of this paragraph limiting enrollment of students between the ages of eighteen (18) and twenty-one (21) years shall not be automatically applied to students served by the District’s Exceptional Student Education Programs for students with disabilities. The provisions of this paragraph may, however, serve as guidelines for Staffing/IEP Committees as the educational needs of students with disabilities are individually considered. The District will provide services to students with disabilities until the end of the semester in which they turn twenty-two (22).
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