Civics (1) CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS Free Enterprise (1) Two (2) credits from the following courses if A student is classified according to the number of available: credits he has earned by the beginning of the school World Geography (1) year. A high school student’s final grade must be at Western Civilization (1) least a 67% in order to pass and receive Carnegie credit for the course. Credits required for promotion are as Psychology (1) or (1/2) follows: Sociology (1) or (1/2) Economics (1) To enter 10th grade – 5 Units to 11.5 Units World History (1) To enter 11th grade – 12 Units to 16.5 Units European History (1) To enter 12th grade – at least 17 FOREIGN LANGUAGE – 2 CREDITS Credits must be in the same language POLICY FOR GRADUATION RANKING HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM St. Landry Parish High Schools shall award SUBJECTS OFFERED commencement honors of valedictorian, salutatorian, and other ranking honors. In order to be eligible for ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS these graduation honors, a student must complete the English I, II, III, & IV following prescribed curriculum: AP English IV Beginning with the 1999-2000 freshman class, Honors English I, II, & III all students vying for class honors must take Remedial English and receive grades (A,B,C,D,F) in following MATHEMATICS courses: Algebra I & II ENGLISH – 4 CREDITS Geometry English I (1) Financial Math English II (1) Advanced Mathematics English III (1) Calculus English IV (1) or English IV-AP (1) Math Essentials SCIENCE – 4 CREDITS Remedial Math Biology (1) SCIENCE Chemistry (1) Physical Science Two (2) credits from the following courses, Biology I & II if available: Chemistry General Science (1) Environmental Science Physical Science (1) Physics Environmental Science (1) FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCE Biology II (1) Family & Consumer Science I Physics (1) Early Childhood Education MATHEMATICS – 4 CREDITS Food & Nutrition Algebra I (1) Advanced Food & Nutrition Algebra II (1) Parenthood/Adult Responsibility Two (2) credits from the following courses, if available: SOCIAL STUDIES Geometry (1) World Geography Advanced Math (1) Civics Calculus (1) American History Comparable Advanced Math (1) World History SOCIAL STUDIES – 4 CREDITS AP European History American History (1)
CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS A student is classified according to the number of credits he has earned by the beginning of the school year. A high school student’s final grade must be at least a 67% in order to pass and receive Carnegie credit for the course. Credits required for promotion are as follows: To enter 10th grade – 5 Units to 11.5 Units To enter 11th grade – 12 Units to 16.5 Units To enter 12th grade – at least 17 POLICY FOR GRADUATION RANKING St. Landry Parish High Schools shall award commencement honors of valedictorian, salutatorian, and other ranking honors. In order to be eligible for these graduation honors, a student must complete the following prescribed curriculum: Beginning with the 1999-2000 freshman class, all students vying for class honors must take and receive grades (A,B,C,D,F) in following courses: ENGLISH – 4 CREDITS English I (1) English II (1) English III (1) English IV (1) or English IV-AP (1) SCIENCE – 4 CREDITS Biology (1) Chemistry (1) Two (2) credits from the following courses, if available: General Science (1) Physical Science (1) Environmental Science (1) Biology II (1) Physics (1) MATHEMATICS – 4 CREDITS Algebra I (1) Algebra II (1) Two (2) credits from the following courses, if available: Geometry (1) Advanced Math (1) Calculus (1) Comparable Advanced Math (1) SOCIAL STUDIES – 4 CREDITS American History (1) Civics (1) Free Enterprise (1) Two (2) credits from the following courses if available: World Geography (1) Western Civilization (1) Psychology (1) or (1/2) Sociology (1) or (1/2) Economics (1) World History (1) European History (1) FOREIGN LANGUAGE – 2 CREDITS Credits must be in the same language HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM SUBJECTS OFFERED ENGLISH/LANGUAGE ARTS English I, II, III, & IV AP English IV Honors English I, II, & III Remedial English MATHEMATICS Algebra I & II Geometry Financial Math Advanced Mathematics Calculus Math Essentials Remedial Math SCIENCE Physical Science Biology I & II Chemistry Environmental Science Physics FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCE Family & Consumer Science I Early Childhood Education Food & Nutrition Advanced Food & Nutrition Parenthood/Adult Responsibility SOCIAL STUDIES World Geography Civics American History World History AP European History
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