Central High School Graduation Requirements. Applies to seniors graduating 2010 and after
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1 ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT POLICIES AND REGULATIONS GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS NEPN Code: IKF-R REVISION/SECOND READING The following courses shall be required for graduation: Central High School Graduation Requirements Applies to seniors graduating 2008 & 2009 Applies to seniors graduating 2010 and after Standard Curriculum Advanced Curriculum Distinguished Curriculum 4 units of -1 ½ units of writing -1 ½ units of lit including ½ unit of American lit - ½ unit speech - ½ unit of other language arts 3.5 units of social studies 4 units of -1 ½ units of writing -1 unit of literature - - ½ unit of American lit - ½ unit speech - ½ unit of other language arts 4 units of -1 ½ units of writing -1 unit of literature - - ½ unit of American lit - ½ unit speech - ½ unit of other language arts 4 units of English/Language Arts -1 ½ units of writing -1 unit of literature - - ½ unit of American lit - ½ unit speech - ½ unit of other language arts 3.5 units of social studies 3.5 units of social studies 3.5 units of social studies Social Science Math -1 unit of US history -½ unit of US government - ½ unit of geography - ½ unit of econ - ½ unit of world history - ½ unit of world today/sociology 3 units of math, including a minimum of 1 unit of Algebra 1 or higher -1 unit of US history -½ unit of US government - ½ unit of geography - ½ unit of world history - ½ unit of world today/sociology - ½ unit of econ 3 units of math, including a minimum of 1 unit of Algebra 1 or higher 2 units of electives -1 unit of US history -½ unit of US government - ½ unit of geography - ½ unit of world history - ½ unit of world today/sociology - ½ unit of econ 3 units of math, including a minimum of 1 unit each of algebra I, algebra II, and geometry -1 unit of US history -½ unit of US government - ½ unit of geography - ½ unit of world history - ½ unit of world today/sociology - ½ unit of econ 4 units of math, including a minimum of 1 unit each of algebra I, algebra II, and geometry 1 unit of elective 2 units of lab science 2 units of lab science 3 units of lab science that must include a minimum of lab physical science, biology and chemistry, or physics 4 units of science that must include a minimum of lab physical science, biology and chemistry, or physics. 3 units must be lab science. 1 unit of elective Science
2 Graduation Requirements 2 Applies to seniors graduating 2008 & 2009 Applies to seniors graduating 2010 and after Standard Curriculum Advanced Curriculum Distinguished Curriculum Computer 1 unit of laboratory computer studies 1 unit of laboratory computer studies 1 unit of laboratory computer studies 1 unit of laboratory computer studies 1 unit of fine arts 1 unit of fine arts 1 unit fine arts 1 unit fine arts PE/Health Fine Arts *1 unit of health 1 unit of physical education *1 unit of health 1 unit of physical education *1 unit of health 1 unit of physical education *1 unit of health 1 unit of physical education Other 8.5 units of electives 1 unit of any combination of the following required offerings: -World languages, or -Computer studies, or - Approved CTE courses, or - Math courses in addition to requirements above, or - Science courses in addition to requirements above. 7.5 units of electives 1 unit of any combination of the following required offerings: -World languages, or -Computer studies, or - Approved CTE courses, or - Math courses in addition to requirements above, or - Science courses in addition to requirements above. 6.5 units of electives 2 units of world languages, including two years of the same language 3.5 units of electives Total 25 credits 25 credits 25 credits 25 credits Upon anticipated completion of four (4) years participation in either a school sponsored athletic activity, Marching Band, or Show Choir, if academic scheduling conflicts are evident, students may petition Central High School Administration for a.5 credit waiver of Physical Education as required for graduation. ADOPTED: November 14, 2005 REVISED: October 14, 2008 Standard High School Program Agreement File with Student s Permanent Record Parent(s) Name
3 Graduation Requirements 3 Student s Name Year of student I have met with to discuss the option of the (School counselor or administrator) above listed student taking the Standard High School Program, and agree to allow this course of study. Parent Signature School Official Signature Date Note: Should parents decide at a future date that the student s program of study should be directed toward the Advanced or Distinguished programs, please arrange a meeting with the school counselor or administrator. Graduation Requirements Adopted by State Board of Education January A. CREDITS Students must complete Aberdeen School District s 25 units of credit while meeting the minimum South Dakota state graduation requirements. APPLIES TO SENIORS GRADUATING THRU 2013 STANDARD ADVANCED DISTINGUISHED English/Language Arts S o c 4 Units of 1 ½ Units writing 1 Unit Literature ½ unit American Lit ½ Unit Speech ½ Unit other language arts 4 Units of 1 ½ Units writing 1 Unit Literature ½ unit American Lit ½ Unit Speech ½ Unit other language arts 4 Units of 1 ½ Units writing 1 Unit Literature ½ unit American Lit ½ Unit Speech ½ Unit other language arts 3.5 Units Social 3.5 Units Social 3.5 Units Social
4 Graduation Requirements 4 1 Unit US History ½ Unit US Government ½ Unit Geography ½ Unit World History ½ Unit Civics or Sociology ½ Unit Economics or Personal Finance 1 Unit US History ½ Unit US Government ½ Unit Geography ½ Unit World History ½ Unit Civics or Sociology ½ Unit Economics or Personal Finance 1 Unit US History ½ Unit US Government ½ Unit Geography ½ Unit World History ½ Unit Civics or Sociology ½ Unit Economics or Personal Finance *Math 3 Units Math, including a minimum of 1 unit of Algebra 1 or higher 2 Units electives 3 Units Math, including a minimum of 1 unit each of Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 4 Units Math, including a minimum of 1 unit each of Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 1 Unit elective Science 3 Units Lab Science 3 Units Lab Science, including a minimum of Lab Physical Science, Biology, and Chemistry or Physics 4 Units Lab Science, including a minimum of Lab Physical Science, Biology, and Chemistry or Physics (3 Units must be Lab Science and 1 Unit elective) Computer 1 Unit Laboratory Computer 1 Unit Laboratory Computer 1 Unit Laboratory Computer Fine Arts 1 Unit Fine Arts 1 Unit Fine Arts 1 Unit Fine Arts PE/Health 1 Unit **Health 1 Unit Physical Education 1 Unit **Health 1 Unit Physical Education 1 Unit **Health 1 Unit Physical Education 7.5 Units electives: 6.5 Units electives: 3.5 Units electives: Other 1 Unit any combination of the following required offerings: -World Languages or - Computer or - Approved CTE courses or - Math courses in addition to requirements above or - Science courses in addition to requirements above 1 Unit any combination of the following required offerings: -World Languages or - Computer or - Approved CTE courses or - Math courses in addition to requirements above or - Science courses in addition to requirements above 2 Units World Languages, including two years of the same language
5 Graduation Requirements 5 Total 25 Credits 25 Credits 25 Credits * With school and parent/guardian approval, a student may be excused from this course in favor of a more appropriate course. A student may be excused from Algebra II or Geometry, but not both. A student is still required to take three units of Math. If a student is excused from Chemistry or Physics, the student must still take three units of Lab Science. ** Upon anticipated completion of four (4) years participation in either a school sponsored athletic activity, Marching Band, or Show Choir, if academic scheduling conflicts are evident, students may petition Central High School Administration for a.5 credit waiver of Physical Education as required for graduation.
6 Graduation Requirements 6 GRADUATES IN 2014 AND FOLLOWING A student s Personal Learning Plan must document a minimum of 25 credits that include the following: Four units of Language Arts: a. 1.5 units of Writing b. 1.5 units of Literature; must include.5 unit of American Literature c..5 unit of Speech or Debate d..5 unit of other Language Arts Three units of Mathematics: a. 1.0 unit of Algebra I b. 1.0 unit of Algebra II* c. 1.0 unit of Geometry* Three units of Lab Science: a. 1.0 unit of Biology b. 1.0 unit of any physical science c. 1.0 unit of Chemistry or Physics* Three and one-half (3.5) units of Social : a. 1.0 unit of U.S. History b..5 unit of U.S. Government c..5 unit of World History d..5 unit of Geography e..5 unit of Personal Finance or Economics f..5 unit elective One unit of the following in any combination: a. approved Career and Technical Education (CTE) b. Capstone Experience c. World Language 1.0 unit of Fine Arts 1.0 unit of Laboratory Computer 1.0 unit of Physical Education** 1.0 unit of Health 6.5 units of elective credits * With school and parent/guardian approval, a student may waive this course in favor of a more appropriate course. A student may waive Algebra II or Geometry; the student cannot waive both. A student is still required to take three units of Math. If a student waives Chemistry or Physics, the student must still take three units of Lab Sciences. **Upon anticipated completion of four (4) years participation in either a school sponsored athletic activity, Marching Band, or Show Choir, if academic scheduling conflicts are evident, students may petition Central High School Administration for a.5 credit waiver of Physical Education as required for graduation. Additional requirements for the South Dakota Opportunity Scholarship are noted in the Central High School Gold Book. B. CREDIT BY EXAM (COURSE EQUIVALENCY EXAM) For courses approved by the Department of Education through a waiver process initiated by the District, the District will offer credit by exam for students enrolled in the District in grades Tests will be developed by the South Dakota Department of Education around course standards and the student must pass the exam with at least 85% proficiency on the first attempt for credit to be issued. Credit will be included on the student transcript upon achieving 85% proficiency or above and will be calculated as a part of a student's cumulative grade point average. A student will have a letter grade for the exam included on the student's transcript which will be assigned by the District that corresponds to the student's test score on the course equivalency exam. Failed
7 Graduation Requirements 7 attempts on the course equivalency exam will not be included on a student's transcript and will not be calculated as a part of a student's cumulative grade point average. A roster of participants, including the students' name, grade in school, district attendance center, and percentage on the completed exam before the start of the next school year will be reported to the Department of Education. The District will proctor the exam. Total credits earned through credit by exam will be limited to 4 credits. All credits received by exam will apply toward the 25 credit requirement. C. COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT PRIOR TO NINTH GRADE Students who take high school courses prior to ninth grade will receive high school credit within the subject area if the course is taught by a teacher with applicable certification, it meets the seat time requirements, and the student passes the end of course exam with at least 80% proficiency prior to the start of the following school year. The exam may be administered up to two times. Upon successful passage of the end of course exam, the letter grade will be posted on the student s transcript and the course will be calculated as part of the student s cumulative grade point average. A waiver for the end of course exam must be approved by the State and the District. The District will proctor the end of course exam. A roster of participants, including the students name, grade in school district attendance center, and percentage on the best attempt of the completed end of course exam will be reported to the Department of Education before the start of the following school year. D. GRADUATION SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTS AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS The School Board recognizes that special curricula are necessary for the special education student and English Language Learner and further recognizes that School Board approval of such curricula meets the high school graduation requirements of the State upon the student s completion of said curricula. This may be accomplished by adapting the prerequisite high school coursework to the special needs and abilities of the students. A student identified as limited English proficient as defined in ARSD 24:42:08:01 may be excused from taking required units of credit if the student s parent or legal guardian and school counselor or administrator agree and the waiver is documented. E. GRADUATION CEREMONY The School District is committed to acknowledging academic achievement and to awarding a high school diploma to those students who have completed the required coursework for high school graduation. High school students with twenty-three credits at the end of the third term of their senior year may participate in the graduation ceremony. Extenuating circumstances may be appealed to the Superintendent.
8 Graduation Requirements 8 Other Related Policies: JGA Enrollment of Students from Non-Accredited Schools IJNDB/IJNDB-R Distance Education IHCDA/IHCDA-R/IHCDA-E Concurrent Enrollment IKFA/IKFA-R & IKFA-E Early Graduation Requirements/Regulations Legal Reference: SDCL Child excused if provided alternative instruction Recommended high school program and basic high school program ARSD 24:42:08:01 Definition of Limited English Proficient 24:43:08:12 Adding waived course credits to high school transcripts 24:43:11:01 Number of required credits for graduation from high school personal learning plan required 24:43:11:02 Specific units of credit required for high school graduation 24:43:11:04 (Effective September 1, 2009) Specific units of credit required for high school graduation -- Standard high school program 24:43:11:07 Required high school unit offerings 24:43:11:09 Course equivalency exam 24:43:11:10 Students may complete standard high school program or change to recommended high school program ADOPTED: November 14, 2005 REVISED: October 14, 2008 REVISED: July 9, 2012
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