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Curriculum Requirements

               All students will pursue a focused program of study preparing them for postsecondary study. While all students may not
               enter postsecondary training immediately following high school, they must be prepared for lifelong learning.

                                           Curriculum Requirements by Department

               Social Studies – 4 credits
                   ●  World History, AP Human Geography, AP European History, or AP World History
                   ●  United States Government, Honors United States Government, or AP Government
                   ●  Economics or Honors Economics (1/2 credit) or AP Macroeconomics
                   ●  Personal Finance (1/2 credit)
                   ●  United States History, Honors United States History, or AP United States History

               Science – 3 credits

               Minimum science requirement:
                   ●  Biology 1, Honors Biology 1, or Biology 1B
                   ●  Chemistry, Honors Chemistry, Physics, AP Physics 1, or AP Physics C
                   ●  Any additional lab science course

               English – 4 credits
               Minimum English requirement:
                   ●  English 9 CP or Pre-AP
                   ●  English 10 CP or Pre-AP
                   ●  English 11 CP, Pre-AP, or AP
                   ●  English 12 CP, AP, or Dual Enrollment English

               World Language – 2 credits

               The Language requirement includes the successful completion of two courses in the same World Language.  Many colleges
               and universities recommend three credits in the same World Language for admission purposes.



               Math – 4 credits
               Students must accumulate a minimum of four (4) high school math credits regardless of their level of math mastery when
               entering high school.  Students are required by state guidelines to enroll in a math course during all four years of high
               school.

                For students starting in Algebra 1A:
                   ●  Algebra 1B, Geometry, Algebra 2B, and one of the following courses
                   ●  Statistics
                   ●  AP Statistics
                   ●  Dual Enrollment Statistics
                   ●  Trigonometry/AP Pre-Calculus
                   ●  SAILS

               For students starting in Geometry:
                   ●  Geometry, Algebra 2B, and two of the following courses:
                   ●  Trigonometry/AP Pre-Calculus
                   ●  Statistics
                   ●  AP Calculus
                   ●  AP Statistics
                   ●  Dual Enrollment Statistics

               For students starting in Honors Math
               Successful completion of each honor’s math course will allow students to progress to the next level of honors math.
                    ● Honors Algebra 2
                    ● Honors Trig/Pre-Cal
                    ● Analytical Geometry and Calculus
                    ● AP Calculus BC
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