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For... Anyone and everyone!
Credits required to be a:
Sophomore: 6-11.5
Junior: 12-17.5
Senior: 18+
A total of 23 units are needed to meet graduation requirements.
Valedictorian is the Summa Cum Laude graduate who has the highest GPA
Salutatorian is the Summa Cum Laude graduate who has the second-highest GPA.
Four (4) Credits of English/Language Arts
(1 credit each) (R=required)
Literature and Composition I (R)
Literature and Composition II (R)
American Literature
Multicultural Literature
(Various options: AP® and DE classes)
Four (4) Credits of Mathematics
(1 credit each) (R=required)
Algebra I (R)
Geometry (R)
Advanced Algebra (R)
College Readiness Math or Statistical Reasoning
(Various options: Foundations of Algebra, Algebra/Geometry, Geometry/Advanced Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Statistics, DE Math, AP Math)
Four (4) Credits of Science
(1 credit each) (R=required)
Physics or Physical Science (R)
Biology (R)
Chemistry/Earth Systems/Environmental Science/AP®Science (one is required)
Forensic Science
(Various options: AP® and DE classes)
Three (3) Credits of Social Studies
(1 credit each) (R=required)
American Government/Civics (R)
World History (R)
US History (R)
Personal Finance and Economics (R)
(Various options: AP® and DE classes)
One (1) Credit of Health and Personal Fitness
Health and Personal Fitness
Three (3) Credits of CTAE/Foreign Language/Fine Arts
(Any combination below)
Students are encouraged to select 3 credits in a focused area of interest:
CTAE—Career Pathway
Foreign Language—Students seeking admission to a four-year college or university in Georgia must take a minimum of 2 units in the same language.
Fine Arts—Area of Interest
Four (4) Additional Elective Credits:
4 credits in addition to courses prescribed above
100 supervised hours of community service will earn a student 1.0 credit as a service learning elective. (encouraged, not required)
For... students who want to complete college courses in high school to get ahead upon graduation!
If you are interested in learning more about DE, please click here to fill out the DE Interest Survey to be sent the informational meeting recording and presentation.
For... students who do not want to attend a 4 year college after graduation and want to graduate from high school with college credentials to go straight into the workforce.
Program areas include but are not limited to: Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources, Architecture and Construction, Arts, AV-Technology, and Communication, Business Management and Administration, Education and Training, Energy, Esthetician + Skin Care Spec, Finance, Health Science, Human Services, Information Technology, Interior Design, Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security, Manufacturing, Marketing, Network and System Admin-Administration, Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics, etc. To see all approved programs, click here.
NEXT STEPS:
Review the Overview Information Flyer below.
Click here to view the ACD Info Session Recording from September 15th, 2026.
Click here to view the presentation (with all links and resources from the recording).
If you are interested in pursuing ACD after watching the recording and discussing with a guardian, please fill out the ACD Intent Survey linked here.