To qualify, a student must earn a total of at least eight units of credit and be enrolled in 2 credits each year in selected math and science courses from the following list:
1 CREDIT EACH
Living Environment/Biology
Algebra
Earth and Space Science
Geometry
Chemistry
Algebra II and Trigonometry
Physics
AS Pre-calculus
AP Biology
AP Calculus
AP Chemistry
AS Statistics
Have and overall average in all History courses of 90 or above
Achieve mastery level of 85 or above on both History Regents exams
Successful completion of two AP History courses
Completion of a local history project
Take at least ONE AP English course
Earn at least a 90 on the ELA Regents exam or take an additional credit of English (Creative Writing, PS, etc.)
Achieve mastery level of 85 or above in English through the first semester of senior year
Complete the required application for the Honors designation by February 1st of senior year
The NYSSB recognizes high school graduates who have attained a high level of proficiency in English and one or more world languages.
Recipients graduate with a golden seal affixed to their diploma as well as a purple cord to wear during during graduation. In order to qualify, a student must meet the following criteria:
Complete all requirements for a NYS Regents Diploma
Completed up to level 5 of a LOTE (or up to level 4 for current Seniors)
Complete NYSSB Application via Google Forms link (posted on District website)
Earn a total of 3 points to demonstrate English proficiency (point system posted on District website)
Earn a total of 3 points to demonstrate LOTE proficiency (point system posted on District website)
The Seal of Civic Readiness is a New York State recognition that highlights a student’s knowledge, skills, and commitment to civic engagement. Students earn the seal by completing a combination of coursework, projects, and experiences that demonstrate civic knowledge, participation, and a civic mindset. Earning the Seal of Civic Readiness not only strengthens college and career readiness but also demonstrates a student’s ability to actively and positively contribute to their community and society
Honorati is a local academic award traditionally accorded to students who demonstrate exceptional merit and diligence. To be selected, students must have a minimal 85% average for three consecutive marking periods. In addition, they must pass every class, every quarter.
First year recipients receive a certificate. Two year recipients receive a medal, and three year recipients receive a trophy at Honors Convocation.
