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This document is a Graduation Plan (for the 2025-2026 school year) that outlines your student's four-year high school course schedule. It is reviewed annually with the school counselor and the student before class scheduling.

Here is a summary of the key sections that you and your student will need to discuss and fill out:

1. Student Information and Signatures: Please provide the student's name, date, graduation year, phone number, and both Parent and Student signatures.

2. Graduation Track and Endorsement:

   • The student must select a Foundation with Endorsement from the following five options: Arts/Humanities, Business & Industry, Public Service, STEM, or Multidisciplinary Studies.

   • There is also a field for selecting Post Secondary plans: 4 year college, 2 year college, Certification Program, or Intent to Enlist.

   • Distinguished Level of Achievement requirements are listed: 26 credits + Algebra II + outstanding performance in one of the following: Dual Credit (DC), Advanced Placement (AP), PSAT/SAT/ACT scores, or a Certificate.

3. Four-Year Course Plan (Grades 9–12):

   • The form lists 8 courses per grade level.

   • It outlines the required core subjects (English, Math, Science, Social Studies) and allows for the selection of specific courses (e.g., English I vs. Honors English I, Alg 1 vs. Honors Alg 1).

   • It includes space for required electives like Fine Art, PE, and Foreign Language (Spanish 1, 2).

   • Upper-level courses include options for Dual Credit (DC), AP (Advanced Placement), and specialized sciences (Forensics, A&P).

4. Completed Courses and Alternates: Each grade level section has lines to indicate courses the student has "already completed" (like PE, Fine Art, Foreign Language) and lines for Alternates, which are backup course choices in case their first choice is unavailable.

5. Senior Year Requirements (Grade 12): The final section lists several items to be completed by the student, including the ACT/SAT, Speech Requirement, and FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

In summary, this form serves as a personalized roadmap to ensure your student is taking the correct classes to meet their chosen Endorsement, Post-Secondary goal, and graduation requirements.