The student with the highest cumulative weighted grade point average, to five decimal places without rounding, is designated as the valedictorian for the graduating class. 

The student with the second highest cumulative weighted grade point average, to five decimal places without rounding, is designated the salutatorian for the graduating class. 

In the case of a tie for the position of valedictorian, the students who tie shall be recognized as co-valedictorians, and the position of salutatorian shall remain vacant. In the case of a tie for the position of salutatorian, the students who tie shall be recognized as co-salutatorians.

Out-of-district transfer students must be continuously enrolled in the current school for both the junior and senior year.

Early graduates shall not be eligible for valedictory or salutary honors.

Successful completion of English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies each year of high school for a minimum of 4 units in each subject area is required. 

Must be good stewards of the community by volunteering. This is defined as giving of one’s time, efforts, and skills outside of school class time for the purpose of benefiting the community, without monetary compensation. Services must be completed through a nonprofit organization or local government agency and not be part of a criminal justice sanction. At least 100 hours must be acquired prior to February 1st of a student’s senior year. Service hours accumulate throughout a student’s high school career, including summer. Therefore, it is advised that students complete a minimum of 25 hours of community service each year with a goal of completion prior to their senior year. 

Any graduating senior with a minimum of a 4.0 cumulative weighted grade point average at the end of the first semester of the senior year qualifies. 

Successful completion of English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies each year of high school for a minimum of 4 units in each subject area is required. 

Must be good stewards of the community by volunteering. This is defined as giving of one’s time, efforts, and skills outside of school class time for the purpose of benefiting the community, without monetary compensation. Services must be completed through a nonprofit organization or local government agency and not be part of a criminal justice sanction. At least 100 hours must be acquired prior to February 1st of a student’s senior year. Service hours accumulate throughout a student’s high school career, including summer. Therefore, it is advised that students complete a minimum of 25 hours of community service each year with a goal of completion prior to their senior year.