It’s an exciting time as we celebrate our Graduate of the Year, Triston Andrews! Chosen from over 60 impressive submissions, Triston stood out among our recent graduates for his outstanding achievements and dedication. We’re so proud of all our graduates who have worked so hard to complete their programs.

It’s that time of year! We’re here to recognize and celebrate our amazing JMHS Graduate of the Year finalists! Our five finalists were selected out of over 60 submissions from recent graduates–the decision was very difficult, but as you read more about these finalists, you’ll see why they were selected. We are so proud of our finalists–and all our graduates–for working hard to finish their programs.

Earning your diploma through a self-paced online high school like James Madison High School (JMHS) gives you the flexibility to finish your diploma on your time. With the rise in popularity of online and remote schooling, it’s important to ensure the school where you earn your high school diploma is accepted at the college you want to attend. The best way to do this is to contact the college and verify with someone in admissions. A school may be accredited but not accepted by your university.

Online high school is a great option for students who struggle in traditional school. It can, however, be difficult at times to motivate your children when they’re learning in this type of environment, especially when the school is self-paced. If you’re looking to enroll your student in online high school, or already have a student enrolled and are looking for ways to keep them on track, this guide is for you!

Student communities, social media, meetups, and more allow online students the opportunity to socialize and make friends. In this guide, we highlight tips for students looking for ways to connect with fellow learners or meet new people outside of school while completing their studies online.