To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our Orientation

session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our

academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs,

and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our Orientation

session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our

academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs,

and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our Orientation

session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our

academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs,

and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our Orientation

session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our

academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs,

and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our Orientation

session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our

academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs,

and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

Need only a few credits to complete your high school diploma? Through an online learning program as well as face-to-face tutoring, you can work at your own pace through step-by-step lessons while working with a teacher on a weekly basis to earn those lingering credits. Special focus and attention will be on your college and career interests. We even have a survey course you can take to explore a career option!

Step one is to meet with our Director, Anne Patterson. mdiae@mdirss.org. We'll be here when you are ready! Rolling admissions.

To enroll in our academic classes, we ask that you attend our Orientation

session. This Orientation provides you with information about all of our

academic programs, helps you decide what program best fits your needs,

and provides us with information to help you make those decisions.

This course presents the major human biological principles including biochemistry, cell biology, DNA and genetics, human anatomy and physiology including directional terms and orientation, and more. Students will experience the process of science by conducting virtual dissections, microscopy, researching, and presenting. Upon successful completion, students will earn one high school credit (a prerequisite for acceptance to several local college programs). No class 02/17/20 or 04/20/20. Makeup class (if needed) 06/01/20.