The Alternative Education program emphasizes an open instructional design program, allowing students to enroll and begin instruction at any time. Students study at their own pace and receive individualized and group instruction.
The program offers a wide range of services to students entering the program:
The Alternative Education program is community-based offering classes where the need exists in the Cherokee Nation jurisdictional service area. High School Equivalency (GED® and Hi-Set®) classes are offered during the morning, afternoon and evening throughout our 14 counties.
Classes are offered as needed throughout the 14 counties of the Cherokee Nation.
Eligibility requirements include:
For more information, please contact the Career Services office or call us at 918-458-0577.
