The third state contacted was Delaware. They also serve minors and require the same number of units for graduation as the public school. Delaware also offers a customized program and alterative ways to ensure student success. There are no different regulations for minors or adult students in the program. The State Board of Education awards the diploma at graduation time.
Students can enroll only at certain throughout the year.
Therefore, all of the community colleges in Oregon would have to be contacted individually to determine their adult high school diploma program. There is no coordination of this program at the state level. When comparing North Carolina to these other states, the main area that is visible is that there is a determined state guideline for each of the 58 community colleges in North Carolina. Hence, all community colleges are accountable to the same set of guidelines. While a student may have one set of goals prepared for them at one community college, transferring to another community college would not be as difficult a task as in other states.