Located in the Ross Beatty High School Building
22721 Diamond Cove Street 
ENTER via Door 35
Cassopolis, MI 49031

Phone: (269) 445-0536
Fax: (269) 445-2100

Hours of Operation

Monday
8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Wednesday
9:00 a.m. - 12:00p.m
(instructor available as needed  by appointment)

Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Cassopolis Public Schools'  Adult and Alternative Education programs are designed to meet the educational needs of those 16 years and older. All who choose to enter the program should understand that success or failure is directly related to the following: SELF-MOTIVATION, SELF-DISCIPLINE and SELF CONTROL. Never allow your age to stop you from returning to Adult Education.

In the Cassopolis Adult/Alternative Education program, students complete classes according to their individual needs. Transcripts are reviewed and a graduation plan is implemented. Students work at their own pace, either in the classroom or at home, to finish the goal outlined in the plan. We offer a High School diploma, High School Equivalency and GED prep.  A certified teacher is available at all times to provide assistance.  Our desire is to help students attain their educational goals. Determination and hard work are the only requirements. 

Alternative Education Student Handbook

State of Michigan Office of Adult Education Assessment Policy

Alternative and Adult Education Expectations

• Cell phones are a distraction in the classroom and are to be used only with the permission of staff. 

• Cassopolis Alternative Education Students must remain in the Adult/Alternative Education hallway. Cassopolis High school students may not be at the alternative program without permission.    

• Cassopolis Schools are in a designated Drug-Free Zone. No drugs or alcohol are allowed within 500 feet of school property. Parents will be notified immediately if a student is suspected of using drugs/alcohol. Students proven to be involved with either will face suspension and/or expulsion.

• Students are expected to demonstrate respect to others. A student can show respect by presenting him/herself positively and by no engaging in negative behavior such as the use of profanity, name-calling or another type of demeaning behavior, which would include bullying. Violations will result in the student being removed from school for the day.   

Edmentum

Edmentum Course Catalog

Edmentum offers a broad range of rigorous and engaging courses through Edmentum Courseware and EdOptions Academy.  Courses are easily customized to meet individual learning needs. 

Resources

Career Cruising

A  self-exploration and planning program that helps people of all ages achieve their potential in school, career, and life.

Michigan Works!
One-stop service center which provides employment services and opportunities.

For Transcripts call 269 445 0536 or email Patricia Waldschmidt

Alternative/Adult Ed Administration