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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

A student shall successfully complete a minimum of 22 units of credits in a program that is cooperatively planned by the student, parents, and the school to meet the needs of the student.  Accumulation of credits will begin with the ninth grade year.

 English

4 units 
 Math  4 units (Pre-AP Algebra I in 8th grade will count)
 Science  3 units including 1 unit in Biology and 1 unit in Physical Science
 Social Studies  3 units including 1 unit in U.S. History, one of World History, and one of Civics/American Government
 Fitness for Life
(Phys Ed)
 1/2 unit (1 semester)
 Health  1/2 unit (1 semester)
 Fine Arts  1/2 unit (1 semester)
 Oral Communication  1/2 unit (1 semester)
 Electives  6 units
  Total                         22 units

  *Only 2 units of band and/or 2 units of choir may be counted in the 22 units required for graduation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


HONOR GRADUATES

It is required that honor students at Greene County Tech High School perform at a high academic level.  As part of the common core requirements, honor students must have completed the following courses:

English   4 units
 Science  4 units chosen from Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics
 Mathematics  4 units including Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II and Advanced Math or Calculus
 Social Studies  4 units including Civics, U.S. History, and World History
 Foreign Language  2 units of the same foreign language

Additionally, all honor graduates must complete at least two Advanced Placement courses in two separate subject areas (i.e. mathematics, science, history, English.)