Spokane, WA, October 23, 2026 —

Spokane Community College’s High School + program is described as an option for students to earn a high school diploma and a college degree at the same time. The summary available about the program does not provide further details about how students participate or complete the requirements for either credential.

Information was not provided on who is eligible, how long participation takes, which college degrees are available, or whether students attend high school and college classes through a particular schedule or location. The summary also does not specify costs, admissions requirements, application deadlines, or whether the program is open to students from particular schools or districts.

Those details would help clarify how the program works in practice, but they cannot be established from the information provided. No enrollment figures, student outcomes, program launch date, or statements from the college were included, either.

The stated feature of High School + is the opportunity to work toward both credentials simultaneously. Beyond that central description, the available summary does not explain the program’s curriculum, support services, or the steps students take to earn a diploma and degree. Further information on those points was not provided.


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