What is the Missouri Options Program?
The Missouri Options Program is for students who have the capabilities to complete the high school graduation requirements of the State of Missouri, but lack the credits to graduate with their cohort and are at risk of leaving school without a high school diploma.
The program specifically serves students ages 17-21 who are at least one year behind their cohort group or for other significant reasons, identified in the local Missouri Options Program Plan.
Missouri Options is a competency-based program that is not dependent on credits for students to graduate. Student must successfully complete specific program requirements to participate in graduation and receive a high school diploma.
How Do You Get Started?
- Call the office at (314) 531-2220. To enroll, you will need the following documents on hand:
- State ID or Driver’s License
- Social Security Card
- Copy of Immunization Records
- Copy of Birth Certificate
- Proof of St. Louis City residency
Schedule to take the TABE placement exam at Fresh Start Monday or Wednesday. The (TABE) is designed to assess student’s academic readiness skills. For free prep, go to www.test-guide.com/TABE/