SoCal High School Students: Catch Up Or Get Ahead Credits

We operate as a year-round school with open enrollment. Given the self-paced nature of our curriculum, students join and depart at various times throughout the year. Our data shows that students who stay with us for an extended period tend to excel academically. Therefore, we encourage all students to remain Method students for as long as possible, whether that means six weeks or six years. The key requirement is that they exclusively attend Method while enrolled with us.

• Completed online enrollment form
• Birth Certificate or passport showing proof of age(required by State of California)
• Immunization records (required by State of California)
• Two separate proof of residency documents in the parent/guardian's name such as a bank statement (address only) or current bill (required by State of California)
• Students do not need to withdraw from their previous school if they are not actively attending another school while enrolled at Method.

• All high school courses at Method are worth 5 credits if completed.
• Method students are required to be enrolled in a minimum of 10 credits at any given time.
• Students are provided with pacing guides that can guide the students to complete their courses in as little as 3 or 6 weeks.
• We advise not exceeding 15 credits within a 6-week timeframe.
• Students cannot exceed 5 credits of PE in a single semester.

• Students are required to log in each school day but are not limited to logging in at specific times of the day. Teachers have daily open office hours should students have questions or need help.
• Students are required to attend one live homeroom meeting each week to check-in. (Day and times will be announced by your student’s teacher(s) before coursework begins).

Once you've withdrawn from Method, you can effortlessly request transcripts via our website using the designated link. Decide whether you want your transcripts delivered to your home address or sent directly to another school, whether through digital means or traditional mail.

There is no cost to attend Method Schools.