Graduation Requirements Class of 2016 and beyond Essay

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Graduation Requirements – Class of 2016 and beyond
INCA Diploma w/Core 40 designation

INCA Diploma w/Core 40 and Academic Honors designation English – 4 Credits

English – 4 Credits

Math – 4 Credits earned in grades 9-12:
1 Credits in Algebra 1
1 Credits in Geometry
1 Credits in Algebra 2
1 Credit Miscellaneous

Math – 4 Credits, 6 of which must be earned in grades 912:
1 Credit in Algebra 1
1 Credit in Geometry
1 Credit in Algebra 2
1 Credit in Probability/Statistics, Trigonometry, PreCalculus, or Calculus

*Students must be enrolled in a math course or a quantitative reasoning course each year of high school

*Students must be enrolled in a math course or a quantitative reasoning course each year of high school

Science – 3 Credits:
1 Credit in Biology
1 Credit in Chemistry, Physics, or Integrated
Chemistry/Physics (ICP)
1 Additional credit from above or any Core 40 science
i.e. E/S Science, Chemistry 2, or Biology 2

Science – 3 Credits:
1 Credit in Biology
1 Credit in Chemistry, Physics, or Integrated
Chemistry/Physics (ICP)
1 Additional credit from above or any Core 40 science i.e.
E/S Science, Chemistry 2, or Biology 2

Social Studies – 3 Credits:
1 Credit in US History
1 Credit in US Government
1/2 Credit in Economics
1 Credit in Geography & History of the World, World
History, or AP World
History

Social Studies – 3 Credits:
1 Credit in US History
1 Credit in US Government
1/2 Credit in Economics
1 Credit in Geography & History of the World, World
History, or AP World History

Phys. Education/Personal Fitness 1/2 Credit each = 1

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