High School Diploma Course Outline

High School Module 1
Social Studies
• The Process of Socialization
• Nature Versus Nurture
• Foundations of Human Behavior
• The Issues and Problems of Real Life
• Social Issues in the Workplace

High School Module 2
American History
• The American “Melting Pot”
• America at War
• Our Greatest Presidents and Leaders
• Prominent Americans in Civilian Life
• The Evolution of both Government and Civic Life
• The Last 50 Years, in Detail

High School Module 3
Science – Part One
• Ecology and Environmental Preservation
• The Human Body
• The Fundamentals of Life
• Energy and its uses

High School Module 4
American Government
• Early History of our Government
• The U.S. Constitution
• The Three Branches of the Federal Government
• The Roles of the State and Local Governments
• An Overview of our System as a Democracy
• Issues such as Defense and Taxation
• Our Government in Action

High School Module 5
Mathematics
• Basic Arithmetic Operations
• Metric Conversions
• Area, Volume, and the Study of Triangles
• Graphing Techniques
• Solving Algebraic Equations
• Consumer Applications
• Practical Geometry
• Managing Your Finances

High School Module 6
Science – Part Two
• Forces of Electricity
• Principles of Chemistry
• Simple Machines and Making Work Easier

High School Module 7
English
• English: Why You Need It and How to Get It
• Words: The Building Blocks of Your Thoughts
• Paragraphs: Rooms to Put Your Thoughts In
• Punctuation: Road Signs on Your Thought Highways
• Reading: Getting Someone Else’s Story
• Writing: Telling the World Your Story
• 25 Common Mistakes
• Fundamentals of Public Speaking
• Preparing a Book Report and Personal Essay

We take great pride in providing you with the most up-to-date textbooks and equipment. One or more of the above-mentioned subjects may, therefore, change if updating becomes necessary during the course of your studies.

Please note that Stratford's program is intended for career advancement purposes. It is not, nor is it intended to be, a substitute for state-sponsored GED programs.

Because of the High School Diploma I received, I was able to get a job. — J.E. - North Carolina

After receiving my High School Diploma, I was able to go from a factory laborer to a professional work environment - more prestige with unlimited opportunity. — E.H. - Florida

Privacy Statement

Site Map

Resources