Humanities:                                                                     10 Credits

English                     4.0

Social Studies (including civics)                             3.0

World Language         1.0

Art/Music/Electives   2.0

Science, Technology, Engineering & Math:               9 Credits

Mathematics (4 recommended)           3.0

Science                                                                      3.0

Technology & Electives                                 3.0

 PE & Wellness:                                       1 Credit

Health & Safety Education:                                     1 Credit

CAPSTONE:  Personal Finance & Vision of the Graduate            1 Credit

 Electives:                                                                      2 Credits

Community Service (10 hours each year)         1  Credit

During High School, students can also receive college credit through AP courses (exam requirement), College Career Pathways (CCP) with Three Rivers Community College or Quinebaug Valley Community College, and courses in select subjects through the  Early College Experience Program (ECE) at UCONN, and Early College (EC) program through SCSU. AP exams and ECE courses have small costs associated with them that are much less expensive than a college course.