Take part in a distance-learning program. Distance-learning programs allow students to study online, or through information that is mailed to them. Assessments are taken online and professional teachers are available for guidance and advice online or by phone. There are a variety of distance-learning programs, including continentalacademy.com and musthighschool.com. Most require an enrollment fee and also offer financial aid.
Pass the high school equivalency or General Educational Development (GED) test. High school subjects, such as math, geography and reading are covered on the test that, if passed, grants a high school diploma. To study, you can purchase a GED practice test from a book store and take practice tests online. Many local high schools and colleges also offer free seminars and information on the test.
Enroll in home schooling through your local high school. Many high schools offer home schooling packages. They will give you packets containing lessons and assignments to work on once a week, which can be submitted in person and online. You can also sign up to meet with a teacher from the high school, periodically, if you choose, for feedback and tutoring.