Graduation Requirements
| Subject Area | Hours | Courses Required | Recommendations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Theology | 4 | Specific courses required each year | |
| English | 4 | Composition I (9) Literature I (10) Specific courses (11 & 12) |
|
| Math | 4 | Algebra I 2 credits above the rigor of Algebra I |
Math class each year |
| Science | 3 | Biology I (and 2 other credits of choice) | Chemistry and/or Physics |
| Social studies | 4 | Oklahoma History (9 or 10) Ancient World History (9) * World History (10) Government (10, 11 or 12) U.S. History (11 or 12) |
|
| World Language | 0** | **College Prep Curriculum requires 2 of the same language OR 2 credits of Computer | |
| P.E. | 1 | ½ unit in 9 or 10 grade | |
| Computers | 1 | Information Processing I or II | at least ½ unit in 9 or 10 grade |
| Business | ½ | Personal Financial Literacy (11 or 12) | |
| Communications | 1 | Speech I | |
| Fine Arts | 1 | ||
| Additional credits | 4½ | ||
| Total | 28 academic credits + 100 Christian Service Hours 32 Possible | ||
- Credit assignments:
- Quarter-length courses = ½ credit
- Term-length courses = 1 credit
- Three-quarter-length classes = 1½ credits
- The equivalent of 8 credits must be taken each academic year.
- Students must complete a “college preparatory curriculum” as defined by state statute. This would require 2 units of the same world language or 2 units of computer technology. Parents may “opt out,” but must do so in writing.
