As a parent, it’s likely that your experience with high school followed the traditional path. However, in today’s modern world there are more options to finish high school than before to fit the needs of different learners. A self-paced, online education can give your kids ownership in their learning in ways that a traditional education cannot. If you’re curious about a modern alternative to traditional learning, here’s why a nontraditional education may be the right path for your child.

When you’re searching for an online high school, one of the things you want to be sure about is whether or not the diploma you earn is legitimate. Can you use it for jobs? Will it help you get into college? While there are many factors that can determine whether a high school diploma is legit, one of the biggest is accreditation. Here’s what you need to know about JMHS’s accreditation and what that means for your education.

You may have heard people say that a high school diploma is so important, but what are the actual benefits of having one? What makes finishing high school worth the time and effort? Compare these 6 benefits of a high school diploma to the 3 reasons not to go back to school and see for yourself if getting your high school diploma is worth it for you. 

Thinking about earning your high school diploma online and don’t know where to get started? Then this is the guide for you! From admissions to past graduation and everything in between, here’s everything you need to know about earning your high school diploma online.

What comes next after high school? Whether you’re just starting your James Madison journey or you’re wrapping up your last few classes, deciding what to do after graduation can feel stressful. Besides having to decide what you want to do for a career and where you want to go for college, understanding how to apply to the schools you’re interested in with an online high school diploma seems complicated. It doesn’t have to! Here’s what you should know about applying to colleges after your James Madison graduation.