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Check this page for information on different course offerings, SFUSD graduation requirements, credit recovery, and access planning tools.
Courses
Courses
Course Offerings
Course Offerings
25-26 Galileo Academy All Course Offerings - Sheet1.pdfCourse Catalogue
Course Catalogue
Galileo Course Catalogue 2024-2025.pdfAP and Honors Commitment Form
AP and Honors Commitment Form
Complete the AP/Honors Commitment Form Linked Here if you are planning to enroll in a AP or Honors course next year.
Starting the 2025-2026 school year, there will be a limit of three APs per student.
Graduation Requirements
Graduation Requirements
Galileo's graduation requirements are aligned with San Francisco Unified School District's A-G Requirements for California colleges and universities.
Galileo's graduation requirements are aligned with San Francisco Unified School District's A-G Requirements for California colleges and universities.
Credit Recovery Options
Credit Recovery Options
Received a D or F as a semester grade? See below for options to recover your grade.
Received a D or F as a semester grade? See below for options to recover your grade.
SFUSD provides credit recovery options for students who have received a D or F as a semester grade. Counselors will review students' transcripts each semester and enroll them in the appropriate class(es). There are limited amount of spots - priority is given to 12th graders, then 11th, then 10th, and lastly 9th - and not all courses are offered (e.g. there are no credit recovery options for AP and Honors classes).
Fall & Spring Night School
Fall & Spring Night School
Students can attend night school in the Fall and Spring semester. Students can take up to two classes each semester. For night school, each course is a semester long that meets after school twice a week (either Monday & Wednesday and/or Tuesday & Thursday). There are also some courses that meets once a week on Saturdays from 8:00am-1:00pm.
Summer School
Summer School
In the summer, students can attend summer school. It is five weeks long, and students can take up to two classes. The first class is from 8:00am-10:30am and the second is from 11:00am-1:30pm.
Please speak to your counselor if you have any questions about credit recovery. Click HERE for your counselor's contact information.
Dual Enrollment at CCSF
Dual Enrollment at CCSF
Taking CCSF courses is a good way to take classes we don't offer at Galileo and an opportunity to explore college and career.
Taking CCSF courses is a good way to take classes we don't offer at Galileo and an opportunity to explore college and career.
You can earn college credits and high school elective credits.
You can earn college credits and high school elective credits.
What are the benefits of Dual Enrollment?
What are the benefits of Dual Enrollment?
• Gain college experience and earn credits with support from teachers and counselors.
• Practice successful college behaviors and explore possible career areas.
• Satisfy high school elective requirements. 1 college unit = 3.3 HS credits
• Stand out on college applications! Some courses may give you a bump in GPA.
• Save money! Some courses are UC/CSU transferable for general education credits.
Check out www.sfusd.edu/DualEnrollment for Steps to Apply and other CCSF Resouces.
How can I add my CCSF class to my high school transcript?
How can I add my CCSF class to my high school transcript?
Use this form to request that the final grade from your CCSF course be added to your SFUSD high school transcript.
This form is ONLY for CCSF courses and must be accessed by an SFUSD email.
Roadmap to Graduation: Galileo Planning Tools
Roadmap to Graduation: Galileo Planning Tools
Use the tools below to help plan your time in high school and after.
Use the tools below to help plan your time in high school and after.
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