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Minimum graduation requirements

Minimum High School Graduation Requirements for the Fayette County Public Schools.

Subject

Credits

Courses

Language

4

English 1, 11, 111, IV

Mathematics

3

Algebra 1, Geometry, and one elective

Social Studies

3

Credits to incorporate U.S. History, Economics, Government, World Geography and World Civilization

Science

3

Credits to include life science, physical science, and earth and space science

Health

1/2

 

Physical Education

1/2

 

Visual and Performing Arts

1

History and appreciation of performing arts or another arts course which incorporates such content

Total Required Units

15

 

Total Electives

7

 

Grand Total

22

 

INDIVIDUAL GRADUATION PLAN: Each student shall complete a program that emphasizes career plans and courses a students intends to take. The plan can be altered by the student or parent.

BLOCK SCHEDULING: Bryan Station, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Lafayette and Tates Creek High Schools utilize a 4x4 rotating block schedule. This increases graduation requirements from 22 to 26 units and will require incoming freshmen to graduate with 26 credits.

It is suggested that parents/guardians and students contact a counselor for further information regarding graduation requirements at these high schools.

Last update: 5/4/2005 1:42:17 PM


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