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Below you will find information on Hesperia High School's course offerings, graduation requirements, and academic programs.
Below you will find information on Hesperia High School's course offerings, graduation requirements, and academic programs.
Hesperia Unified School District
Hesperia Unified School District
Graduation Requirements
Graduation Requirements
HHS Graduation, A-G & NCAA Requirements Overview.pdfEnglish Version
English Version
(Span)HHS Graduation, A-G & NCAA Requirements Overview (1).pdfSpanish Version
Spanish Version
Graduation Requirements.pdfBoard Policy
Board Policy
Postsecondary Opportunities and A-G Coursework
A-G Coursework
A-G Coursework
Based off of University of California/Cal State University Requirements
Must pass A-G courses with a "C-" or higher
Minimum 10-11 2.5 GPA for CSU
Minimum 10-11 3.0 GPA for UC
UC requires additional Math/Science
GPA can affect financial aid for college
Dual Enrollment courses must be passed with a “C” or better (C- does not meet A-G)
Colleges do not just look at grades and coursework. They will also look at your extracurricular activities and how you have spent your time during high school
Victor Valley College Dual Enrollment Programs
The Early College Academy (ECA) is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for your student to complete college-level courses while in high school. This program is designed to help HHS students get a head start on their college education by taking college classes during the regular school day. Students who are a part of ECA are a part of a cohort. It is designed as a 3 year program with students starting in 10th grade and continuing into their Junior and Senior year. There is no cost for students in this program.
Victor Valley College courses taught on the HHS campus or online. These course are only available to HUSD students and are not open to the VVC general population.
These classes are separate from HHS Early College Academy (which requires an application and admission to the program, and takes place during the regular HHS school day).
There is no cost for students for CCAP courses.
Non-CCAP Dual Enrollment is where you take the college course directly through the community college. Students may take classes on a college campus or online.
There are costs associated with taking Non-CCAP courses.
California State Seals and HHS Course Offerings
Check out HHS Electives by viewing the class videos or click on this link to go to the Elective Course Website.
Recognizes young people who are already participating in and are knowledgeable about our democracy.
Seal of Biliteracy 2.pdfCA State Seal of Biliteracy
Recognition for students who are bilingual in more than one language. Contact Mrs. Zamora on how to qualify at ashley.zamora@hesperiausd.org
Hesperia Arts Academy
Completing the Arts Academy helps prepare students for entering college and entry-level jobs by providing students with design skills and the initial frameworks for producing art.
NCAA Eligibility Requirements for Collegebound Student Athletes
25-26 NCAA.pdfNCAA/NAIA Eligibility
NCAA/NAIA Eligibility
If your student-athlete is interested in playing sports in college they must meet the minimum academic eligibility. It is important that they discuss their intent to play with their school counselor so they can be scheduled appropriately.
Students can create their profiles at the following websites.
NCAA: https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/
NAIA: https://play.mynaia.org/
College and Career Exploration
Instructional Integration Materials for Students in Partner Districts (2).pdfHow to use CaliforniaColleges.edu
How to use CaliforniaColleges.edu
This document provides videos and tutorials on how to utilize the website to search for colleges, majors, careers. You can also launch college and financial aid applications from the website.
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