What is the Seniors Plus Program?
The Regional Office of Education #21’s Seniors Plus program supports students who need additional assistance restarting, continuing, or finishing high school.
Through the work of dedicated Seniors Plus Advocates, the program helps students identify barriers, recover needed credits, and stay focused on earning their high school diploma. Advocates work closely with students to provide guidance, encouragement, and support as they complete graduation requirements and move toward their next steps after high school.
How We Help
Seniors Plus Advocates support students by helping them work through academic, attendance, personal, and other barriers that may have prevented them from graduating on their original timeline.
By helping students complete needed coursework and earn their diploma, the program also supports local schools by improving student outcomes, graduation rates, and continued enrollment.
Who We Serve
Seniors Plus serves students, ages 17-21, who have missed their original graduation date or need additional support to complete high school.
The program is designed primarily for students who need anywhere from half a credit, or one class, up to five credits, or ten classes, to graduate.
The ROE #21 Seniors Plus program will begin serving students during the 2026-2027 school year.