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House Bill 5 Graduation Requirements
HB5 Requirements
• Begins with students who enter grade 9 in 2014-2015.• Students entering high school prior to 2014-2015 have
the option to change graduation plans.• Students must: • Meet graduation requirements • Meet testing requirements—English I, English II, Algebra I,
Biology, U.S. History
• FLEXIBILITY AND STUDENT CHOICE IS KEY!
HB5 Requirements
• Two Graduation Plans, plus DAP and Performance Acknowledgements
• ALL STUDENTS BEGIN ON FOUNDATION WITH ENDORSEMENT.
• Distinguished Achievement is earned by• Endorsement• 4 science credits• 4 mathematics credits• Algebra II
Foundation High School Program – 22 credits
• Students must complete the sophomore year in order to revert to the Foundation Plan.
• Students beginning high school prior to 2014-2015 may change from their current graduation plan to the FHSP.
Foundation Plan Requirements
4 English 3 Mathematics3 Science3 Social Studies1 Fine Arts2 Languages other than English 1 PE5 Electives
Foundation HSP with Endorsement
26 credits
4 English
4 Mathematics
4 Science
3 Social Studies
2 Languages other than English
1 PE
1 Fine Arts
7 Electives (Generally, 4 are the endorsement)
5 Endorsement Choices
STUDENTS MUST IDENTIFY AN ENDORSEMENT IN WRITING UPON ENTERING GRADE 9.• STEM—5 Programs of Study• Business and Industry—25 Programs of Study• Public Services—11 Programs of Study • Arts and Humanities—16 Programs of Study• Multidisciplinary—3 Programs of Study
STUDENTS MAY IDENTIFY AND EARN MORE THAN ONE ENDORSEMENT.
Performance Acknowledgments
• 12 hours of college courses earning a 3.0 or higher• Earn an associate degree in high school• Outstanding performance in bilingualism/bi-literacy• AP/IB test scores• PSAT, ACT-PLAN, SAT, ACT scores • Industry Certifications
Moving Forward
• Flexibility and Student Choice is Key • Be informed• Attend Parent Meetings • Talk to the Campus Counselor
• Sign the four year plan this year and next year. • Call Campus Counselor or (254) 336-0215, Office of
Secondary Curriculum