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An Honors Diploma is a recognition for students who have demonstrated excellence through academic coursework and performance. Students who earn an Honors Diploma will have a seal affixed to their diploma and will be recognized at graduation. There are six pathways to an Honors Diploma: Academic, Career-Tech, Arts, STEM, Social Science/Civic Engagement, and International Baccalaureate.
An Honors Diploma is a recognition for students who have demonstrated excellence through academic coursework and performance. Students who earn an Honors Diploma will have a seal affixed to their diploma and will be recognized at graduation. There are six pathways to an Honors Diploma: Academic, Career-Tech, Arts, STEM, Social Science/Civic Engagement, and International Baccalaureate.
Student Strength Demonstration Replacement
Student Strength Demonstration Replacement
Students can use the Student Strength Demonstration to replace the ACT/SAT, GPA or World Language requirement for any Honors Diploma. The Student Strength Demonstration options are listed below. The same options exist for each of the six honors diplomas* but, where relevant, should reflect coursework or experiences relevant to the theme of the Diploma. For example, a student earning an Honors Diploma and using the College Credit Plus option to replace another requirement for the diploma should have College Credit Plus courses relevant to the Honors Diploma.
Options:
College Credit Plus: 12 total College Credit Plus credits
Advanced Placement: three courses with score of 3 or higher on AP tests
Career-Technical Assurance Guide (CTAG): 12 total credits
Apprenticeship/Pre-Apprenticeship: Completion or Evidence of Acceptance if required to be older than 18
WorkKeys: Score of 6 or higher on all tests (*void for Career-Tech Honors Diploma)
Armed Services Vocational Battery: Score of 50 or above on the ASVAB
Work-Based Learning: 250 total hours of work-based learning
Experiential Learning Component Resources:
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