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Transcript Requests

Students and parents/guardians can request their transcripts by visiting the the Academic Counselor or by contacting the school registrar. To initiate the process, students must complete a Transcript Request Form, which is linked here. Requests should be made at least two weeks in advance to ensure timely processing. Official transcripts are typically sent directly to the requesting institution, while unofficial copies can be provided to students for personal use. If further assistance is needed, students are encouraged to reach out to the school counselor or registrar.

Change of Courses Requests

Students wishing to change classes must complete a Change of Course Request Form, which is linked here. This form can also be obtained from the school office through a Counselor. After filling out the required information, students must submit the form to their Academic Counselor for review. The request will be evaluated based on availability and the student's academic and socio/emotional needs. Once approved, the change will be finalized, and the student will receive an updated schedule. Students are encouraged to submit their forms as early as possible to avoid delays. Class changes after the first two weeks of the semester will not be accepted.

Credit Recovery

At Aspen Ridge Public School, the credit recovery process is through Imagine Learning - Edgenuity, which is designed to help students who have not successfully earned credit in a course. Students who are eligible for credit recovery will work with their teachers and school counselor to create a personalized plan that addresses the areas where improvement is needed.

Completion of the recovery work within a set timeframe allows students to earn the required credit, ensuring they stay on track for graduation.

Students are eligible for credit recovery as long as they have a free elective in their schedule. When available, Aspen Ridge's two-week summer school program will also be available.

Graduation Requirements

Aspen Ridge Public School follows the California Minimum High School Graduation Requirements. Students must complete a total of 13 year-long courses, including 3 years of English, 2 years of mathematics (including Algebra I), 3 years of social studies, 2 years of science, 2 years of physical education, 1 year of visual/performing arts or a foreign language, and an additional elective course. These requirements ensure students receive a well-rounded education, preparing them for college, careers, and beyond.

A-G Requirements

The A-G requirements are a set of courses California high school students must complete to be eligible for admission to the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) systems. These include specific courses in English, mathematics, history/social science, laboratory science, a foreign language, visual/performing arts, and college-preparatory electives. At Aspen Ridge Public School, students need to go above and beyond the standard high school graduation requirements to meet the A-G criteria, ensuring they are well-prepared for competitive college admissions.

Graduation Requirements (2).pdf

10b. ARPS A-G Requirements.pdf

Dual Enrollment Flyer 24-25 Page 1.pdf

Dual Enrollment

Aspen Ridge Public School offers Dual Enrollment in partnership with Fresno City College, allowing high school students to take college-level courses while still in high school. This program enables students to earn both high school and college credits simultaneously, giving them a head start on their college education. Dual Enrollment provides a cost-effective way for students to experience college-level academics, explore potential career paths, and strengthen their college applications, all while staying on the Aspen Ridge campus.

If you would like to know more about our Dual Enrollment Program, please follow this link.

Bulldog Bound

Bulldog Bound is a special program designed to help Aspen Ridge Public School students smoothly transition from high school to college. Focused on preparing students for Fresno State, Bulldog Bound offers support in meeting college admission requirements, exploring academic pathways, and connecting students with valuable resources. Through campus visits, workshops, and mentorship, the program ensures students and their families are well-informed about the college process, making the dream of higher education more attainable.

For more information about Bulldog Bound, please visit their website (linked here).

Work Permits

The process for obtaining a work permit is designed to ensure that students can balance their academic responsibilities with employment. Students seeking a work permit must first obtain an application from the Academic Counselor. Once the form is completed, it needs to be signed by both a parent/guardian and the prospective employer. The application is then submitted to the school counselor's office, where it is reviewed to ensure the student’s work schedule will not interfere with their academic performance or well-being. After approval, the permit is issued, allowing the student to work within the guidelines set by the school and state regulations.

Work Permit Flyer.pdf

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