3 Women Get Passports to Success by Returning to School
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3 Women Chart Paths to Success by Returning to School
The journey from high school dropout to career success is often filled with challenges. Many who drop out find themselves stuck in low-paying jobs or unemployed, confronted by the reality that a high school diploma is a prerequisite for pursuing most professional or post-secondary education.
In New York City, three women?"Lillian Betancourt, 37, Latoya Abrams, 21, and Shereen France, 41?"experienced this very hurdle. Tired of financial struggles, they decided to change their futures by earning their high school diplomas.
They discovered Careertel through ads and word of mouth, which introduced them to the Liberty High School Diploma Program. This distance-learning initiative allows adults to complete their high school education while maintaining their work and other commitments.
“Location, working hours, and age are no barriers for dedicated, motivated distance learners,” explained Jerome Polvay, president of Careertel.
Endorsed by the Vermont State Board of Education, Liberty High School provides a flexible study pace. Students receive materials for each class and complete assignments and exams at home. For those needing extra help, faculty advisers offer phone support, and previous course credits are acknowledged.
With diplomas in hand, the future is bright for these women. Betancourt is now pursuing criminal law in New York, Abrams is set to attend Georgia College & State University, and France will begin nursing school in New York.
“I finally feel important,” Betancourt shared. “I’m reaching my goal.”
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