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The South Carolina Credential Program South Carolina has roughly 100,000 students with disabilities serviced under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), of which the majority are able to earn a state high school diploma.
Given the varying levels of student achievement, as well as the inability to complete required high school coursework, there was a need to provide an alternative option for students with disabilities to demonstrate their ability to transition into the work community.
The uniform state-recognized South Carolina High School Credential is aligned to a course of study for these students with disabilities whose Individualized Education Program (IEP) team determines this course of study is appropriate.
What are the Requirements?
How does it work?
Click here to find out more on the South Carolina Credential Program Website!
What are the course requirements?
What are the course requirements?
The course of study that leads to the South Carolina High School Credential includes:
The course of study that leads to the South Carolina High School Credential includes:
4 English courses
4 Math courses
2 Science courses
2 Social studies courses
4 Employability Education courses
1 PE / Health (or equivalent) courses
1 Technology courses
6 Electives courses
Work Experience hours (in school and the community: teen jobs found independently, work experience on school grounds, or with our partners).
Who are our Partners?
Who are our Partners?
We work with outside agencies to help prepare students for work.
Voc Rehab (VR) Learn more here: https://scvrd.net/youth-services
Golden Strip Career Center
Find more information here: https://www.greenville.k12.sc.us/gstripcc/main.asp?titleid=about
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