Shoreline Community College
Community Resource
About this resource
This program provides educational resources and job placement support for young individuals aged 16-21 who did not complete their high school education.
Intake Process: Interested individuals should make a phone call. They will receive information regarding the upcoming orientation date, which is mandatory for all prospective participants.
Cost: There are no fees associated with the program.
Who can use this
- To qualify, applicants must be out of school, aged 16-21 (as of September 1st of the current academic year), and must not hold a high school diploma. Those who previously attended Shoreline School District need to have been out of school for at least 60 days, while former Seattle School District students must be out for at least 30 days unless a waiver is provided. There are no restrictions for former students from other school districts.
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Shoreline, Washington
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