As students progress through the secondary grades, they are encouraged each year to review their graduation plans, as well as their individual pathway to reach graduation.
Beginning in eighth grade, secondary students at CCS are prompted to begin thinking about their post-high school plans, as directed by the Indiana Department of Education. Every student completes a simple questionnaire to indicate their plans and help develop their personal path through high school.
Select the form for your class. The questions will guide you through the process and will take only a few minutes to complete.
High school students are able to individualize their pathway to graduation by choosing classes and experiences that align with their plan.
In order to graduate from high school, each student must satisfy three requirements, as defined by the Indiana Department of Education.
Earn a high school diploma - see CCS Student Handbook page 36-37.
Demonstrate post-secondary readiness - see CCS Student Handbook page 36-37.
Demonstrate employability skills
Complete ONE of the following:
CCS diploma (compares to the Indiana diploma requirements + 8 Bible credits)
CCS Enrollment Honors Diploma Seal
General designation
Complete ONE* of the following:
Service-Based Learning (SBL)
Work-Based Learning (WBL)
*Combination of hours also acceptable.
Complete ONE of the following:
SAT
ACT
*Honors credits
*State-and Industry-Recognized Credential or Certification
*Other options available; discuss options with guidance counselor.
Print this Personal Track Record as a place to keep personal record of your service or work hours. You do not need to turn in the paper form, just the total hours.
All work and service hours need to be verified by the supervisor. All hours that are verified by the same person should be combined into a single report.
Once you have accurately completed the information on the Verification Form and click Submit Form, your submission will be sent to your Faculty Advisor as well as the employer or supervisor for the verification. An accurate email address for the person signing your form is important.