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Graduation Requirements

 

A student shall successfully complete a minimum of twenty-two units of credit in a program which is cooperatively planned by the student, parents, and the school to meet the needs of the student.  Accumulation of credits will begin with the 9th grade year.

Required courses for graduation from Greene County Tech High School starting with the graduating class of 2009:

 English  4 units  
 Oral Communications  1/2 unit  
 Social Studies  3 units  World History
 United States History
 Civics/Government
 Science  3 units  1 - Biology
 1 - Physical Science
 Mathematics  4 units  1 - Algebra or Equivalency
 1 - Geometry
 Physical Education  1/2 unit  
 Fine Arts  1/2 unit  
 Health Education  1/2 unit  
 Elective  6 units  

It is required that "honor students" at Greene County Tech High School perform at a high academic level.  As part of the requirements, honor students must have taken:

 English  4 units  
 Science  4 units  1 - Biology
 1 - Chemistry}
 1 - Physical Science OR Physics
 Mathematics  4 units  1 - Algebra I
 1 - Geometry
 1 - Algebra II
 1 - Advanced Math OR Calculus
 Social Studies  4 units  1 - Civics
 1 - U.S. History
 1 - World History
 Foreign Language  2 units  Both units of same language

Additionally, all honor graduates must complete at least two Advanced Placement courses in two different subject areas.

Students who meet the course requirements for honor student and have a 3.5 or above cumulative grade point average are recognized as honor graduates. All honor students will score at 19 or above in each of the four divisions (Language, Reading, Mathematics, and Science Reasoning) on the ACT.