For millions of adults, the dream of earning a high school diploma feels out of reach. They’re facing any number of obstacles, and many have to prioritize other peoples’ needs over their own. Libraries across the country are stepping in to help adults make the unattainable, attainable, with Career Online High School. The following stories show how one program can truly change lives.

Brookfield Public Library

Antoniesha Brown went to her local library to grab passes for the zoo and ended up changing the course of her life. This single mom of three not only earned her high school diploma, she’s gone on to pursue a degree in computer science and even made her college dean’s list.

Grand County Library District

Jennifer Miller was bullied so severely in high school, that she had no other option than to drop out. Now a wife, mother, and business owner, she found a flexible and supportive high school completion program and learned the importance of never giving up on herself.

Safety Harbor Public Library

Jennifer Pawlowsky tried getting her GED multiple times, but it wasn’t flexible enough for her lifestyle. Career Online High School matched her lifestyle and learning style. The boost of confidence that came from earning her diploma led Jennifer to enroll in a nursing program.

Caps and Gowns

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The Power to Change Lives

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