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FUTURE-READY CORE COURSE OF STUDY GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
English English I, English II, English III, English IV
(4 Credits) *(student may take courses at regular or honors level. For SPCC course equivilents, please see your counselor!)
Mathematics Math I, Math II, Math III, 4th Level Math
(4 Credits) *(students should continue to take Math courses through Senior year)
Science Earth/Environmental, Biology, a Physical Science Course
(3 Credits) *(student may take courses at regular or honors level. For SPCC course equivilents, please see your counselor!)
Social Studies View course flow charts for your social studies requirements
(4 Credits) *(student may take courses at regular or honors level. For SPCC course equivilents, please see your counselor!)
There has been an update to social studies requirements. Please review the flow charts linked above.
Health and Physical Education (1 Credit)
Elective Courses (12 Credits)
2 elective credits of any combination from either: Career & Technical Education (CTE), Arts Education, World Languages
10 additional Elective credits
Foreign Languages:
*SPANISH I AND SPANISH II.
A two-credit minimum is required for admission to a university in the UNC system. Students should research what different colleges require and recommend for foreign language credit. *Not required for High School graduation.
The printable worksheet below can be used to verify whether you are on track for graduation:
GRADING SCALE
A 90 - 100 4.0
B 80 - 89 3.0
C 70 - 79 2.0
D 60 - 69 1.0
F < 59 0.0
GPA and Class Rank is calculated at the end of each semester.
PROMOTION REQUIREMENTS:
To be a Sophomore: 7 Credits including English I
To be a Junior: 14 Credits including English II
To be a Senior: 21 Credits including English III
To Graduate: 28 Credits including English IV
GPA (Grade Point Average)
GPA (Grade Point Average)
There are two types of GPA (Grade Point Average) and BOTH are reported on your transcript:
Un-Weighted GPA - no extra quality points
Weighted GPA - takes into account Honors, AP, and CCP courses, giving extra quality points for the increased rigor.
The chart below explains how many quality points are awarded for each grade earned.
Kami Export - Screenshot (19).pdfTo calculate your GPA, make a list of your grades and the points you earned from each grade (see chart above), then add up the grades and divide by 4 classes.
Example: A-4, B-3, B-3, C- 2 = 12/4 = 3.0
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