Standards for Promotion
Students are required to take six (6) classes each semester and earn a minimum of 12 credits a year for promotion to the next grade.
| Sophomore |
12 credits |
To become a sophomore, a student must have earned at least 12 credits by the end of the 2nd semester in high school |
| Junior |
24 credits |
To become a junior, a student must have earned a minimum of 24 credits by the end of the 4th semester in high school |
| Senior |
36 credits
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To become a senior, a student must have earned a minimum of 36 credits at the end of the 6th semester in high school.
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| Graduate |
48 credits |
If you earn at least 12 credits each year, complete all graduation requirements, and earn at least the required 48 credits, you will graduate with your class and receive an 911ÖÆÆ·³§ diploma. Promotion decisions are made only at the end of each semester. See Graduation Requirements for complete details. |
Students who are not promoted will have only the privileges for their assigned grade. For example, a third-year student who is not promoted to junior status will not have unscheduled periods and will not be able to leave the building during lunch. A fourth-year student who is not promoted must attend school through the end of the year, and will not be able to participate in senior activities including senior assembly, senior voting, prom, and graduation.
