Credit Recovery
Credit Recovery
Credit recovery is a process that allows students to retake or make up missed coursework/credits to recover credits that were previously failed or not completed. This can be due to various reasons such as poor grades, absences, transferring schools, or dropping out. Credit recovery programs at Dreamlight High School provide students with a second chance to earn the credits they need to the next level. In addition, credit recovery programs enhance students to earn the credits they need to graduate, often through online courses, and independent study without pressure.
Core Components
- Self-paced, online courses for flexibility and convenience.
- Teachers and mentors provide guidance and support as need.
- Accommodates students’ schedules, including after-school and summer options.
- Regular progress monitoring to ensure students meets credit requirements.
Program Structure
- Initial assessment to determine credit needs.
- Students select online courses with teacher guidance.
- Regular check-ins to track progress.
- Access to tutoring, mentoring, and counseling.
Credit recovery Benefits
- Helps students recover lost credits and stay on track for graduation.
- Accommodates students’ schedules and learning styles.
- Provides individualized support and guidance.
- Enhances students’ understanding and confidence in challenging subjects.
Target Audience
- Middle school students (6-8) who need to recover credits in core subjects.
- High school students (9-12) who need to recover credits to meet graduation requirements. We strive for Excellence to serve any students whether you are enrolled as Dreamlight High School students or you’re an outside students; our goal is to help all students in need to further their education.
Requirement to receive a diploma from recovery credit program
- Students must complete some required coursework.
- Fulfill credit requirements in core subjects like English, math, science, and social studies.
- Student must complete 6 credits with Dreamlight High School.
- Attend school discussions regularly and meet attendance standards.
- Pass required final assessment.
- Meet GPA requirements and avoid excessive failing grades.