Policy – To graduate, students must earn 26 credits in grades 9–12, meet district academic standards, and demonstrate college and career readiness in English and math. Required coursework includes Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, PE/Health, and Computer Technology. Students with IEPs may meet modified standards. Credit may be granted for concurrent enrollment, outside institutions, and approved independent study. Early graduation requires principal approval and a request submitted by September 1 of the graduation year.
View Full Policy PDF- Last Reviewed/Revised: May 2022
- Last Adopted: October 15, 2020
Cross References:
- AE, Accoutability/Commitment to Accomplishment
- AEA, Standards Based Education
- IHBG, Home Schooling
- IHCDA, Concurrent Enrollment
- IHBK, Preparation for Postsecondary and Workforce Success
- IK, Academic Achievement
- IKA, Grading/Assessment Systems