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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

 
Duval County Public Schools High School Graduation Requirements Courses For students entering grade 9 prior to 2006-2007 For students entering grade 9 for the first time in 2006-2007 For students entering grade 9 for the first time in 2007-2008 and thereafter
English 4 credits (major concentration

in composition and literature)

4 credits (major

concentration in

composition and literature)

4 credits (include writing

requirements appropriately

rigorous – not just a literature course)

Mathematics 3 credits (one of which must be Algebra I, one of which must be geometry or their equivalent) 4 credits in grades 9-12

1 Algebra I - required

1 geometry- required

1 Algebra II - required

1 additional math

4 high school math credits taken in middle or high school in 2007-2008 or thereafter

1 Algebra I – required (MS/HS)

1 geometry – required (MS/HS)

1 Algebra II – required (HS only)

1 additional math (HS only)

Science 3 credits

1 biology

2 physical sciences

(chemistry, physics, E/S)

[two must have a

laboratory component]

4 credits

1 biology

2 physical sciences

(chemistry, physics,

E/S) [two must have

lab component]

1 additional science

4 credits

1 biology

2 physical sciences

{chemistry (HS), physics (HS), E/S (HS), E/S Hrs (MS/HS)}

[two must have lab component]

1 additional science

Add Math or Science 1 credit
Social Studies 3 credits

1 world history

1 American history

½ American government

½ economics

3 credits

1 world history

1 American history

½ American government

½ economics

3 credits

1 world history

1 American history

½ American government

½ economics

World Language* Not required for high school graduation; 2 credits required for state university admission 2 credits (grades 9 – 12)

which include

consecutive courses in

the same language

Students who have been required to take 3 years of Intensive Reading in high school may be exempt from this requirement through a waiver process.

2 high school credits taken in middle or high school from 2007-2008 or thereafter which include consecutive courses in the same language

Students who have been required to take 3 years of Intensive Reading in high school may be exempt from this requirement through a waiver process

Practical Career

Education and/or

Visual/Performing

Fine Arts

1 credit practical arts career education or exploratory career education or

1 credit performing fine arts or

½ credit practical arts and

½ credit performing fine arts

1 credit practical arts career education or exploratory career education or

1 credit performing fine arts or

½ credit practical arts and

½ credit performing fine arts

1 credit performing fine arts or a state-approved practical arts
Life Management Skills ½ credit ½ credit
Physical Education 1 credit (including ½ credit of Personal Fitness and ½ credit PE elective) 1 credit (including ½ credit of Personal Fitness and ½ credit PE elective) 1 credit H.O.P.E.
Personal, Social, Family Relationships ½ credit
Major Area of Interestand Electives** 7 credits 4.5 credits 5 credits including 4 credits in a Major Area of Interest (MAI)
Total 24 credits 24 credits 24 credits
State Assessment Requirements earn passing scores on the FCAT (grade 10) Reading/Math earn passing scores on the FCAT (grade 10) Reading/Math earn passing scores on the FCAT

(grade 10) Reading/Math

Grade Point Average Requirements (GPA) earn a cumulative, unweighted GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale earn a cumulative, unweighted GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale earn a cumulative, unweighted GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale

* American Sign Language (ASL) may be used to meet the foreign language requirement. Postsecondary institutions outside ofFlorida may not accept ASL as a foreign language credit.

** Students who scored a Level 1 or 2 on the FCAT Reading and/or Mathematics tests must be scheduled into an appropriate intensive reading/mathematics course or provided remediation as determined by diagnosis of needs.

Students must complete four (4) Major Area of Interest (MAI) credits prior to graduation.

 

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