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Required courses for graduation for Class of 2009:
| English |
4 credits |
| Social Studies (World Cultures and U.S. History required) |
2-1/2 credits |
| Mathematics |
3 credits |
| Science (Physical and Biological Sciences required) |
2 credits |
| Physical Education (2 years including Health) |
2 credits |
| Fine and Practical Arts |
1/2 credit |
| Economics |
1/2 credit |
| Computer Science |
1/2 credit |
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Electives: Each student shall elect the remainder of credits
from among electives suited to individual needs, interest, abilities,
and plans for the future. |
Minimum
6 credits
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| Total credits required for graduation: |
21 credits |
Required courses for graduation for Class of 2010 and Beyond:
| English |
4 credits |
| Social Studies (World Cultures and U.S. History required) |
2-1/2 credits |
| Mathematics |
3 credits |
| Science (Physical and Biological Sciences required) |
2 credits |
| Physical Education (2 years including Health) |
2 credits |
| Fine and Practical Arts |
1/2 credit |
| Economics |
1/2 credit |
| Computer Science |
1/2 credit |
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Electives: Each student shall elect the remainder of credits
from among electives suited to individual needs, interest, abilities,
and plans for the future. |
Minimum
7 credits
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| Total credits required for graduation: |
22 credits |
Promotion is based upon the successful completion of the following number
of credits:
| Grade 9 to Grade 10 |
5 credits |
| Grade 10 to Grade 11 |
10 credits |
| Grade 11 to Grade 12 |
15 credits |
A full unit of credit will be granted for the successful completion
of a course meeting 250 minutes or more of class time per week for the
entire school year. Proportional credit may be granted for courses
offered for less than a full year.
Freshmen and sophomores must take a minimum of six courses each marking
period. Juniors and seniors must take a minimum of five courses each
marking period.
Please speak with one of the guidance counselors about early graduation
requirements before the end of the third quarter of your junior year.
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