At this point in time, you may not know exactly what you want to do in the years following high school. But whether you decide to attend college, join the military, or start a career, your first step is to get your high school diploma.

To receive a Keystone National High School diploma, you'll need to earn 21 units of credit between grades 9-12 (credits can transfer in from other schools/programs). These credits must be distributed as follows:

Once a student meets the graduation requirements, he or she is awarded a high school diploma from Keystone-an accredited and licensed private high school!

Transcript Evaluation, Credit Transfer & Course Selection
Many students do not begin Keystone immediately following the 8th grade, are coming from a homeschooling program, or aren't sure what courses to take first. To determine which of the 21 credits you have left to earn and where you would begin at Keystone, please use our interactive evaluation tool:

Many students are looking to transfer Keystone courses into other public high schools. These students often take a Keystone National High School course, or courses, to:

• Round out their education.
• Explore subjects that their resident high schools do not teach.
• Make up credits from prior courses they may not have completed.

Keystone's flexible enrollment and self-paced study makes it easy for students to supplement their work at other high schools. And because Keystone is licensed and accredited, most high schools will readily accept credits earned here at Keystone.

The mascot of Keystone National High School is the Coyote, as was announced in the school paper, KeyNotes, after a student-wide vote. The school colors are red and black.

Offers Diploma: yes
Accredited/Approved?: yes
Accreditor: DETC, NAAS
Fee Structure: By the course
Price: Varies with course selection
Accepts adult and/or teen students?: both
Type of program: Self-Paced
Year Founded: 1974

"I'm an educator, and I've been extremely impressed with the caliber of courses. All of our students are well-prepared for the PSAT and SAT, which makes them competitive when applying for colleges and universities."

- Alison Staplin, Dean of the Rock School

You're sure to find a program that's just right for you-one that helps you meet both your immediate and future goals.