Workforce Solutions is a state-funded government program designed for young adults between the ages of 16 and 24 to help them overcome barriers that may be preventing them from finishing high school or pursuing higher education.

While most people believe that talking about sadness and suicide may make someone more likely to attempt suicide, the reality is talking about these thoughts or behaviors can be a relief to those in need.

When I first thought of getting my high school diploma, I didn’t think I would be much different than the average high school student. Things went differently, but I learned the ultimate lesson: to never give up.

Do you wish you had a job, or wish you had a better job? You're not alone! Everyone has been there—believe me—even people who seem like they've always had it together started somewhere. This blog will take you through resources and tips for building your resume.

Sabrina Humphries, an 18-year-old from the San Tan Valley area, enrolled in Grad Solutions in November of 2018. At the time of enrollment, Sabrina needed six credits to graduate, all core courses. Sabrina completed her graduation requirements in March of 2019, earning four A’s and two B’s on her six courses and a 99% on her state-required Civics exam. Her story, as told by her, follows.

Caroline Cook, a graduate of Grad Solutions, shared the story of her path to graduation and some words of wisdom for students as they embark on their next steps.

Grad Solutions is proud to support Casa Grande students looking to return to school with online learning options while also having an in-person supportive learning environment. We have created a small and unique studying space called the HUB, located in the Goodwill on Florence Boulevard (1325 E Florence Blvd Casa Grande, AZ 85122).

Grad Solutions grad Cecelia Robilotto shares a message with her peers on graduation day. Her words will encourage others along their path toward achieving their dreams.

As the parent of an online learner, it can be challenging to know how best to support your child. At Grad Solutions, we know that parents are our biggest allies and can be critical to a student’s success in online learning. For a parent to be connected to what their student is doing online, they must understand how to use Edgenuity. This platform allows you to receive regular updates on your child’s progress via email or to access a parent portal on demand.

As a high school student, learning to take good notes is one of the best things that you can do to ensure you succeed in your education. Effective notes can help students retain information, solidify knowledge, study efficiently, and take better tests. Not only can it help you to become a more successful high school student, but note-taking skills can also help you be successful in college and beyond.

When considering whether to pursue additional schooling, you should do your research on the average salary by education level. We’ve broken down the latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics so you don’t have to. Read on to learn about the opportunities and salaries available to you based on the level of education you attain. And remember - it’s never too late to go back to school.

Amaya Alghouli’s path to graduation has been challenging, but with Grad Solutions' free online learning platform, she will walk across the stage this summer. In this article, she shares what she has had to overcome to get here. Read on and be inspired by Amaya’s work.

If you dropped out and now you’re thinking “I want to go back to school!” this is your guide. Whether you’re thinking about the GED or committed to getting your high school diploma, it’s important to follow these five steps to success.

People ask “How can I get my GED for free online?” without first knowing what the GED is. GED stands for General Educational Development, and many attempt this route thinking it will be easier than graduating with a traditional diploma. They don’t realize that the GED is not just one test - it’s four. Students must pass (and pay for!) all four in order to receive their GED. If you’re deciding which path is best for you, it’s important to fully understand what you’re getting yourself into when you choose to pursue a GED or a high school diploma.

If you’ve ever had a medical absence from school, you know: you’re usually healthy until you’re not. At least that’s how it was for me. One day, I was a healthy, albeit awkward, teenager, and the next, my doctor was telling me I’d need back surgery or I’d be in a wheelchair by the time I turned 30.