North Kansas City Schools expands alternative learning program, plans HiSET testing center
District leaders described a three-phase expansion of HSAP (Helping Students Achieve Potential), centralizing Missouri Options and TAPC supports, adding blended schedules and work-based learning, and exploring an on-site HiSET/GED testing center to increase student access and reengagement.
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North Kansas City Schools officials on Veterans Day outlined a multi-year plan to broaden alternative learning options for students who struggle in traditional classrooms, repositioning the High School Alternative Program (HSAP) as “Helping Students Achieve Potential.” HSAP now occupies the fourth floor of the Northland Innovation Center and the district reported 151 enrollments in 2024–25 with 123 graduates.
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