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Graduation Requirements for the Class of 2010
- A copy of an acceptance letter from a four-year, accredited college
must be received in the school office prior to graduation.
- A graduation picture must be turned in to the office for the graduation
presentation by April 1, 2010.
- Must have acquired 48 credits. One semester = 1 credit. To receive
credit, each course must be passed with at least a D-. If a student
fails a required class, it must be repeated to meet graduation requirements.
- See below for list of course requirements.
Caps, gowns, and announcements
Items will be delivered to the office in March.
Jostens will send you a collection envelope.
Please put your payment in the envelope and return it to Jostens. The pick-up deadline is April 1, 2010.
Required Credits
English
-8 credits |
4 semesters of Grammar
4 semesters of Literature |
Bible
-8 credits |
Faith in Culture, Principles of Bible Study, Exegesis & Applied Theology, Biblical Ethics, Old Testament Survey |
Social Studies
-6 credits |
U.S. History, World History, Government, Economics, Psychology, Sociology |
Science
-6 credits |
Physical Science, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Botany, Anatomy, |
Math
-6 credits |
Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, Calculus |
Physical
Education
-2 credits |
Freshman gym class, independant study, or sports participation |
Speech
-1 credit |
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Health
-1credit |
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Electives
-12 credits |
Elective credits may be gained by taking additional courses from the core areas listed above or from the following.
Electives listed are offered providing there are enough students to make the course feasible. Some electives are not offered every year.
| Chemistry |
AP English |
Document Processing |
| Adv. Chemistry |
Spanish 1,2,3&4 |
Library Training 1,2 |
| Physics |
German 1,2 |
Data Handling |
| Anatomy |
Drama |
Digital Presentation |
| Botany |
Debate |
Advanced Digital Presentation |
| Accounting 1&2 |
Novels |
Computer Programming |
| Vocal Music |
Art 1,2,3&4 |
Media Productions |
| Instrumental Music |
Child Development |
Journalism |
| Music Theory |
Driver's Education |
O.T. Survey |
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