The subjects below can provide credits toward High School graduation. Each year of a subject earns one credit unless otherwise marked. There may be other electives available.

Mathematics (4): Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Consumer Math

Social Studies (4): World History, U.S. History 1, U.S. History 2, Economics (½), U.S. Government (½)

Science (4): Biology, Marine Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology, Physical Science

English (4): English I, II, III, IV

Biblical Studies (4): Bible I, II, III, IV

Other Non-Core (2.5): Physical Education I (½), Physical Education II (½), Life/Career Prep (1), Health (½)

Arts Ed, CTE, Languages (3): Art (½), Drama (½), Music Theory/History I (½), Music Theory/History II (½), Spanish I (1), Spanish II (1)

Electives (2.5): Journalism (½), Home Economics (½), History of __________ (½), Christian Literature (½), Creative Writing (½)

2. Students may graduate from High School if they meet the following requirements:

a) have reached at least seventeen years of age

b) have earned the required amount of credits required according to the course of study agreed upon with the administrator – general preparatory (25), college preparatory (26), honors college preparatory (26, with a 3.5 GPA and have taken Algebra II)

c) have settled all financial accounts with the school

3. Graduates will receive their diplomas in a ceremony at the end of the school year.