While you don’t hear much about it, high school accreditation is actually worth a great deal. These days, nobody knows that more than the students of Wake County, North Carolina who are in jeopardy of losing their national accreditation.
Simply put, accreditation is a means of quality assurance that speaks to the worth of one’s high school diploma. Should Wake County sever ties with the agency that provides their accreditation, students may face the loss of scholarship opportunities and be turned away from the college of their choice.
The Wake County school board owes it to the community to resolve their issues before the students have to pay.
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