There are no different regulations for minors than adult students. Like North Carolina, the public schools award the diplomas. Wisconsin responded that minors are only allowed into the program with a contract that is between the high school, parents, and the college. Their program is comparable to the public school system. There is no seat time requirement and no certification for instructors required.
Students pace themselves to complete the program.
Minors are treated differently than adults. Contracts are required which specify to the minor how many hours and what they need to take to graduate. Each contract is customized to meet the students needs. When awarding the diploma, it is the responsibility of the high school. The third state contacted was Delaware.