Regents Info

If a student is enrolled in a Regents class, it can be assumed they will be sitting for a regents exam.

Regent Exam Schedule

Regents occur in January, June, and August for a week. Students have multiple chances to better their regents exam grades.

The link below leads to regents exam schedule:

http://www.nysed.gov/state-assessment/regents-examination-schedules

Regents Diploma

Students must achieve a score of 65 or higher on these five exams to earn a Regents diploma.

English Language Arts (ELA)

Any math exam (Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II/Trigonometry)

Any social studies exam (Global History and Geography or U.S. History and Government)

Any science exam (Living Environment, Chemistry, Earth Science, or Physics)

Any additional Regents exam, or another option approved by the State

Credit Requirements

Students need 44 credits in these subject areas to earn a Regents diploma.

8 credits in core English

8 credits in social studies, including:

4 credits in Global History

2 credits in U.S. History

1 credit in Participation in Government

1 credit in Economics

6 credits in math, including:

At least 2 credits in advanced math (for example, Geometry or Algebra II)

6 credits in science, including:

2 credits in any life science

2 credits in any physical science

2 credits in any life science or physical science

2 credits in World Languages

4 credits in physical education, every year in specific ways

1 credit in health education

2 credits in arts education, including visual arts, music, dance, and theater

7 credits in electives

For more information click the link listed below:

https://www.schools.nyc.gov/learning/student-journey/graduation requirements#:~:text=An%20advanced%20Regents%20diploma%20lets,and%20pass%20specific%20Regents%20exams.

Advanced Regents Diploma Requirements

Students must score 65 or higher on the following nine exams to earn an advanced Regents diploma.

English Language Arts (ELA)

Three math exams (Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II/Trigonometry)

One social studies exam (Global History and Geography or U.S. History and Government)

Two science exams (Living Environment and one of these: Chemistry, Earth Science, or Physics)

Any additional Regents exam, or another option approved by the State

Any NYC World Languages exam (also known as Languages Other Than English (LOTE) exam)

Students need 44 credits in these subject areas to earn an Advanced Regents diploma. This is the same total number of credits as a Regents diploma, but with more courses in a language other than English (LOTE) and fewer elective courses.

8 credits in core English

8 credits in social studies, including:

4 credits in Global History

2 credits in U.S. History

1 credit in Participation in Government

1 credit in Economics

6 credits in math, including:

At least 2 credits in advanced math (for example, Geometry or Algebra II)

6 credits in science, including:

2 credits in any life science

credits in any physical science

2 credits in any life science or physical science

6 credits in World Languages

4 credits in physical education, every year in specific ways

1 credit in health education

2 credits in arts education, including visual arts, music, dance, and theater

3 credits in electives

Students only need two World Language credits if they are earning an arts or CTE endorsement. Some students who have a disability that makes it challenging to learn a language can earn credits in other subjects instead of World Languages.

For more information click the link listed below:

https://www.schools.nyc.gov/learning/student-journey/graduation requirements#:~:text=An%20advanced%20Regents%20diploma%20lets,and%20pass%20specific%20Regents%20exams.