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Graduation Requirements
The following chart lists the graduation requirements for Clinton High School by subject.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS for the Classes of 2012-2013
50 CREDITS ARE REQUIRED TO GRADUATE
LANGUAGE ARTS
8 credits
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SOCIAL STUDIES
6 credits
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SCIENCE
6 credits
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MATHEMATICS
7 credits
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WELLNESS
5 credits
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FINE ARTS
1 credit
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PRACTICAL ARTS
1 credit
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English 9 (2)
English 10 (2)
Communications (1)
Literature (1)
Composition (1)
English Elective (1)
Four year colleges will ask for a full fourth year of L.A. (Literature and composition)
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US History (2)
Human Civilization (2)
Am. Government (1)
Economics (1)
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Life Science (2)
Physical Science (2)
Science Electives (2)
Four year colleges will ask for two out the following: Biology, Chemistry and Physics
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Four year colleges will ask for Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2
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Physical Education (4)
Health (1)
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Examples:
Band, Orchestra, Choir, 2-D Art, 3-D Art, Sculpture, Digital Arts or Music Appreciation
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Example:
Computer
& Information Technology, Introduction to Business, A Journey
Through Technical Careers, Metal Processing, Auto, Foods, Adult Living,
Child Development, or Introduction to Engineering Design
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16 Elective credits plus the 34 required credits from above give the students a total of 50 credits. Electives are any courses that are not required for graduation. They
are exploratory classes in art, business, computer, family and consumer
science, industrial technology, world languages, music or advanced
study in any required course.
COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS
It is recommended by four-year liberal arts colleges (and required by some) that students entering college have at least 4 credits of World Languages. Actual requirements vary from college to college.
Check with your college(s) of choice to determine what classes are required for admission.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS for the Class of 2014 & Beyond
50 CREDITS ARE REQUIRED TO GRADUATE
LANGUAGE ARTS
8 credits
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SOCIAL STUDIES
7 credits
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SCIENCE
6 credits
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MATHEMATICS
7 credits
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WELLNESS
5 credits
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FINE ARTS
1 credit
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PRACTICAL ARTS
1 credit
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English 9 (2)
English 10 (2)
English 11 (2)
English 12 (2)
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US History (2)
Human Civilization (2)
Am. Government (1)
Economics (1)
(1) One from the following:Psychology, Sociology, or Diversity Studies
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Life Science (2)
Physical Science (2)
Science Electives (2)
Four year colleges will ask for two out the following: Biology, Chemistry and Physics
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Four year colleges will ask for Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2
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Physical Education (4)
Health (1)
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Examples:
Band, Orchestra, Choir, 2-D Art, 3-D Art, Sculpture, Digital Arts, or Music Appreciation
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Examples:
Computer
& Information Technology, Introduction to Business, A Journey
Through Technical Careers, Metal Processing, Auto, Foods, Adult Living,
Child Development, or Introduction to Engineering Design
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15 Elective credits plus the 35 required credits from above give the students a total of 50 credits. Electives are any courses that are not required for graduation. They
are exploratory classes in art, business, computer, family and consumer
science, industrial technology, world languages, music or advanced
study in any required course.
COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS
It is recommended by four-year liberal arts colleges (and required by some) that students entering college have at least 4 credits of World Languages. Actual requirements vary from college to college.
Check with your college(s) of choice to determine what classes are required for admission.
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