GRADUATION COURSE COMPLETION REQUIREMENTS
At the 24/7 Learning Academy, we have no grade levels nor labels. We don't group learners by age and date limits; we group them by project groups. Learners get to show their genius through their effort, the skills they master, and what they accomplish. Each project offers learners a fresh start and opportunities to master new skills, show proficiency in the core subjects below, work with new project groups and educators, and develop their learning portfolios.
For learners to meet our graduation requirements, they must complete their daily assignments, skill development practices, all of their assigned interdisciplinary projects, show mastery of our Success skills, and have a high level of proficiency with the core subjects listed below.
English Language arts
4 Credits or 600 hours, with major concentration in composition, reading for information, and literature -
Mathematics
4 Credits or 600 hours, including 1 credit each of Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II with Trigonometry, and Business math
Science
4 Credits or 600 hours, including 1 credit each of biology and a physical science
Social Studies
3 Credits or 450 hours, including 1 Credit - world history, 1 Credit - US history, .5 Credit - US govt., .5 Credit economics
Fine Arts/Practical
2 Credits or 300 hours, in fine or practical arts including 1 credit each in arts and music. These credits can be in art history and music theory.
Foreign Language
2 Credits or 300 hour –same language, Highly recommended--Not required for high school graduation; but required for admission into state universities. American Sign Language meets requirements
Physical Education
4 Credits or 600 hours, in physical education to include the integration of health
CAREER AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
6 Credits or 900 hours including:
Internships - 4 credits
Personal project - 2 credits
Electives
3 Credits or 450 hours
Total
36 credits
Grade Point Average
(GPA) Requirements
Cumulative GPA of 2.0 on a 4.0 scale for the State Graduation Requirements
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