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Students must demonstrate college and career readiness in Mathematics and English by achieving a minimum score or grade in at least ONE assessment demonstration. This is not required to be the same for both subjects.
Students must demonstrate college and career readiness in Mathematics and English by achieving a minimum score or grade in at least ONE assessment demonstration. This is not required to be the same for both subjects.
Of all the different options available to students, the SAT is the one option that all Legacy students will attempt in April of their junior year. Students need to score at least a 480 in Mathematics and 470 in English to meet the benchmark requirements. The PSAT 9, PSAT 10, and PSAT can be predictors of how a student might score on the SAT. Click here for more info.
ACT WorkKeys is a three part exam that assesses the students skills in the areas of computer skills, mathematics, and literacy. Testings occurs most Wednesdays after school at Legacy. This is currently the one exam that is offered in a language other than English -- Spanish. For more information, click here (or here for Spanish).
Students must pass all three exams in order to qualify and meet both benchmarks.
These are only applicable to graduating on time when taken before senior year due to the timeline of scores being released. Options available at Legacy are...
English: Human Geography, Language & Composition, Literature & Composition, Psychology, US Government & Politics, US History, World History
Math: Biology, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Chemistry, Computer Science A, Computer Science Principles, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Physics C: Mechanics, Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism, Precalculus, Statistics
The ASVAB is a three-hour exam that is offered twice each school year at Legacy. This is usually in November and February. Students who score at least a 31 on the Armed Forces Qualification Test meet requirements for both English and Math.
Future Forward offers many options for Concurrent Enrollment. Click here for more information.
Capstone is a semester-long course offered to junior and senior students. The Capstone class is an interest-based class devised around passion-project learning. Capstone is a multifaceted class that allows for students to demonstrate postsecondary readiness by showcasing skills directly related to a students’ postsecondary career, academic, and/or personal goals. Students demonstrate investigative, leadership, inquiry, collaboration and communication skills through the process of exploring their Identity and Belonging, Global Citizenship, School Success, and Post-Secondary Readiness.
Future Forward offers many options for Industry Certificates. Click here for more information. The only option available through a course at Legacy is the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Course. Industry Certificates are often not guaranteed and require a certain examination score or number of hours of experience.
Other Available Options Not Directly Offered to Legacy Students
Other Available Options Not Directly Offered to Legacy Students
Accuplacer, ACT, International Baccalaureate (IB)
Please click here for a full list of menu options available to Colorado students.
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