parents/guardians will consult with high school guidance personnel to develop a graduation plan. The student’s intention to accomplish early graduation shall be presented in writing to the principal by October 1st. Early graduation requests may be approved only if the student plans to continue his/her post graduate studies during the eighth semester, or has a specific hardship. The student must have been in attendance at Clinton High School for a minimum of two (2) full semesters and have earned a minimum of six (6) units of credit at Clinton High School to be eligible. A student who graduates must complete all graduation requirements established by the Clinton Board of Education. The student who chooses early graduation will be allowed to participate in the spring graduation ceremonies. In all other activities, the early-out graduate will be treated as a graduate student. Diplomas for early graduates will be awarded at the time of graduation. If an early graduate chooses not to attend graduation ceremonies, their diploma will be mailed after the ceremony Other Credit Opportunities Clinton High School allows students the opportunity to earn credit through other non-traditional venues such as correspondence courses, the Missouri Virtual Instruction Program (MOVIP), and Summer School. A student may earn a maximum of 2 high school credits in an academic year. Students should talk to their guidance counselor for more information on various correspondence programs and summer school options. (11) Every student needs a plan for high school and beyond. For many teens, planning for the future can be a challenge. What classes do they need to take? Will they attend college or some other type of training? How do they choose a career that’s right for them? The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offers a free online system to help middle- and
parents/guardians will consult with high school guidance personnel to develop a graduation plan. The student’s intention to accomplish early graduation shall be presented in writing to the principal by October 1st. Early graduation requests may be approved only if the student plans to continue his/her post graduate studies during the eighth semester, or has a specific hardship. The student must have been in attendance at Clinton High School for a minimum of two (2) full semesters and have earned a minimum of six (6) units of credit at Clinton High School to be eligible. A student who graduates must complete all graduation requirements established by the Clinton Board of Education. The student who chooses early graduation will be allowed to participate in the spring graduation ceremonies. In all other activities, the early-out graduate will be treated as a graduate student. Diplomas for early graduates will be awarded at the time of graduation. If an early graduate chooses not to attend graduation ceremonies, their diploma will be mailed after the ceremony Other Credit Opportunities Clinton High School allows students the opportunity to earn credit through other non-traditional venues such as correspondence courses, the Missouri Virtual Instruction Program (MOVIP), and Summer School. A student may earn a maximum of 2 high school credits in an academic year. Students should talk to their guidance counselor for more information on various correspondence programs and summer school options. (11) Every student needs a plan for high school and beyond. For many teens, planning for the future can be a challenge. What classes do they need to take? Will they attend college or some other type of training? How do they choose a career that’s right for them? The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education offers a free online system to help middle- and
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