High School Diploma

Our high school diploma program helps you complete the credits you need with support from a credentialed teacher. Students attend class in person and complete self-paced online coursework. Classes available in Auburn, Grass Valley, and Truckee.

To get started, complete our interest form. You will receive an email with instructions for sending your transcript. After our counselors review your transcript and information, they will contact you about your options and next steps.

Benefits of Earning Your High School Diploma with PSA:

A transcript review to determine which credits you still need
An individual plan based on your previous coursework
Support from an experienced, credentialed teacher
Access to self-paced online courses in and outside of class
Free classes

View High School Diploma Requirements

Ready to earn your high school diploma?
Complete our interest form to get started.

Complete Diploma Interest Form

Our Counselors

Denise Guerrero
dguerrero@puhsd.k12.ca.us
(530) 885-8585 ext. 6012

Kaeli Hogan

khogan@puhsd.k12.ca.us
(530) 885-8585 ext. 6003

Student Profile - Kasara

Kasara began attending PSA in 2022 with the goal of achieving her high school diploma. Kasara found her experience at PSA memorable, motivating, and meaningful. She always felt supported in her endeavors by the incredible staff, and she finished her required credits in just two months. In addition to her diploma, Kasara gained confidence at PSA. The PSA team helped Kasara to set ambitious goals and to see that she can overcome all kinds of obstacles with planning and hard work. Kasara in turn influenced her peers, reminding them that nothing is ever out of reach and that anything is possible. PSA’s mission is to create effective communicators, problem solvers, and lifelong learners, and Kasara is a shining example of a student who has developed and demonstrated these qualities. Attending PSA has not only positioned Kasara for better job opportunities, but also opened her mind to new career possibilities.

Please note: No fees of any kind may be collected from students for participation in the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Title II (Public Law 113–128) AEFLA programs. These programs include English as a Second Language, High School Diploma, GED, and Inmate Education programs.

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High School Diploma

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