Welcome to Washtenaw Educational Options Consortium (WEOC)

Education for the 21st Century

A tailored education to meet your aspirations and circumstances, allowing you to move through the program at your pace.

Our Programs

Early College Alliance at Eastern Michigan University (ECA @ EMU) High school students earn college credit Visit ECA @ EMU

Washtenaw Alliance for Virtual Education (WAVE) A flexible online high school Visit WAVE

Washtenaw International High School (WIHI) and Middle Academy (WIMA) An International Baccalaureate HS and MS Visit WIHI / WIMA

Student Voices

Elisa, ECA Alumni “I am so grateful for the incredible opportunity to attend ECA at the age of 15. Through this program, I received a tremendous head start on my college courses as well as halved my overall cost to go to college. I was able to begin pursuing my doctorate without any undergraduate debt after graduating with a double-major-- something I would not have been empowered to do without the support and structure of ECA!” More ECA Testimonials

Helen, WAVE Alumni “WAVE is not just for students who need extra help because of their home situation; WAVE is for people like me who just wanted to finish high school. I enrolled at WAVE at the start of my senior year. COVID was happening, and at my old high school, I would be required to be online for eight hours a day, and that wasn’t the way I wanted to finish my high school experience. The environment at WAVE is totally different; the staff personalized my learning, and I was engaged. I felt I learned a lot more at WAVE than I did at my traditional high school. WAVE allowed me to finish the credits I needed to graduate and take college classes too.” More WAVE Testimonials

I'm so grateful. "Eastern has been the source of many opportunities. I'm so grateful. " More ECA Testimonials

WEOC Programs Explained

WEOC in the News

March 21, 2023

WEOC Executive Director honored with Michigan Department of Education Lifetime Achievement Award

March 8, 2023

Early College Folio

Early college as an educational reform has had a unique trajectory over the past two decades. School reform in the United States (with a few exceptions) has been a top-down movement, and the majority of attention has centered on grades three through eight, the grade levels the No Child Left Behind Act focused on.

A Brief History of Interventions that Shaped the Field

February 3, 2023

ECA Alum Recognized for Social Justice Work

In the grips of her trauma, Audrey Gerard rose from her sickbed determined to right an injustice born from personal experience: discrepancies in Michigan’s health care access. Her persistence garnered her the first annual Justice Warrior Award presented by the Council of Baptist Pastors of Detroit &Vicinity on Martin Luther King Junior Day. Gerard, 24, is originally from Ann Arbor and is an alumnus of the Early College Alliance at Eastern Michigan University (ECA@EMU) and Kalamazoo College.

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January 27, 2023

WIHI Student Speaks on Planetary Health at UN General Assembly

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December 10, 2022

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