Graduation Requirements and Credits Overview at Grafton High School

Grafton High School's Class of 2027 graduation requirements and credit details are outlined in this comprehensive guide. Adv. Studies and Standard Diplomas, subject credits, verified credits, and specialty programs like Honors are explained. Emphasis is placed on the need for verified credits alongside regular credits. The bell schedule and honors program specifics are also covered. Students are encouraged to engage in community service and meet specific GPA requirements to excel academically.

• Graduation Requirements
• Credits Overview
• Grafton High School
• Diploma Types
• Honors Program

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1. Rising 9th Grade Registration GRAFTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2027

2. Overview Graduation Requirements & Diploma Types Credits & Verified Credits 9th Grade Schedule YCSD Honors Programs Specialty Programs Course Options Next Steps

3. Graduation Requirements: Adv. Studies Diploma (26 credits) Standard Diploma (22 credits) Subject Credits 4 4 4 4 2 Subject Credits 4 3 3 3 2 English History Math Lab Science *from 3 different families Health & PE *to include First Aid/CPR/AED Certification World Language *3 consecutive years or 2 years from 2 different languages Fine Arts or CTE (Career & Tech Ed) Econ. & Personal Finance *counts as virtual course Electives *to include 2 sequential electives English History Math Lab Science *from 3 different families Health & PE *to include First Aid/CPR/AED Certification World Lang., Fine Arts, or CTE (Career &Tech. Ed) 3 2 1 1 Econ. & Personal Finance *counts as virtual course Electives *to include 2 sequential electives 1 4 3 Completion of an AP, dual enrollment, Work-Based Learning or CTE credential Completion of an AP, dual enrollment, Work-Based Learning or CTE credential

4. Lets talk credits! In addition to the credits listed on the previous slide, students will need a certain number of verified credits. Pass the class Pass the SOL Earn a verified credit

5. More on Credits... English 2 History 1 For BOTH Advanced Studies and Standard Diplomas, students are required to have 5 verified credits. Math 1 Science 1

6. GHS Bell Schedule (sample) A-Day 1A B-Day 1B Block 1 7:20-9:03 (103 minutes) Block 2 9:08-10:03 (55 Minutes) Block 3/ Lunch* 10:08-12:18 (100 Minutes) Block 4 12:23-2:05 (102 minutes) 2AB (meets daily) 3A 3B 4A 4B *There are 3 different lunches during 3rd block. Lunch times are determined by 3A/ 3B classes

7. Honors Program World Languages 4 consecutive years of a World Language example: Spanish I-IV Must take 6 AP courses (DE courses and qualifying Governor s School classes may be used to meet one or more Honors Program requirements) Must be in 4 different content areas (ex: Sci., Math, WL, English) AP Courses Who is Eligible? Community Service Minimum of 20 hrs. community service outside of school o 8th Grade students enrolled in ALL of the following: Advanced English 8 GPA 9th Grade: 3.25 or above Grades 10-12: Cumulative GPA of 3.50 or above HS credit Math (Alg. or Adv. Geom.) Requirements HS credit World Lang. o Parents MUST HAVE signed and returned the agreement form. Must remain enrolled in 7 classes/year May not expunge a grade, repeat a course, or drop a class after add/drop period May not have a final grade below a C Other Criteria

8. Specialty Programs Available beginning 9th grade Available beginning in 11th grade NJROTC (Naval Science) at York High School or Tabb High School based on zip code. New Horizons Career & Technical Center Dual Enrollment/Early College Program Governor s School for Science and Technology (GSST) SOA (School of the Arts) Bruton High School IB (International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme) York High School Governor s Health Sciences Academy (Bruton High School). YRA (York River Academy) Yorktown Middle

9. English 9th Grade English 9 *Advanced English 9 11th Grade English 11 *AP English 11 (Language Composition) 10th Grade English 10 *Advanced English 10 12th Grade English 12 *AP English 12 (Literature and Composition) DE English 111/112 *Weighted Credit

10. History 9th Grade World History I *AP Human Geography World Geography 11th Grade VA & US History *AP US History DE US HIS 121/122 (Virtual VA) 10th Grade World History II *AP World History *AP European History (Virtual VA) 12th Grade VA & US Government *AP US Government *Weighted Credit

11. Mathematics

12. Science 9th Grade Environmental Science Biology Chemistry Earth Science 10th Grade Biology 11th and 12th Grade options Atmospheric Science & Climatology Ecology *AP Biology *AP Chemistry *AP Environmental Science *AP Physics I *Biology II/Anatomy & Physiology *Biology II/Marine Science Physics Advanced Studies Diploma students need to take 4 sciences from 3 different science disciplines

13. Health/PE Required for Graduation Health/PE 9 (First Aid/CPR/AED training) May be replaced by NJROTC I or SOA Dance Arts I Health/PE 10/Drivers Ed (all 10thgraders take Driver s Ed in the fall semester) Electives PE 11 PE 12

14. World Languages Spanish - I, II, III, IV, AP French - I, II, III, IV, AP (AP currently Virtual Virginia) German - I, II, III, IV, AP YC Virtual High School ASL I, II, III Virtual Virginia Latin - I, II, III Mandarin Chinese - I, II, III, IV, AP Arabic - I, II, III

15. Electives Art I: Art Foundation Basic Technical Design Ceramics Crafts Digital Apps Computer Info Systems IT Fundamentals Band Chorus Aerospace Technology Beginning Guitar: Acoustic Drama I Technical Theatre Economics/Personal Finance Program/Game Design (Virtual) Yearbook Newspaper/Mass Media Computer Science Found. (Virtual) Cybersecurity Fundamentals Music Appreciation

16. Whats Next? Students & families review the Program of Studies and begin identifying courses that align with academic, personal, and career goals. School counselors will work with students and families to review academic, personal, and career goals and plan coursework for 2023-2024. Rising 9th *Counselors will visit 8th graders February 1st and 2nd. Students will work with the GMS and GHS counselors to select courses based on teacher recommendation and interest. Students will bring home course requests for parents to review and make any necessary edits. Rising 10th and 11th *Current 9th and 10th grade Course Selection is in Mid February. Students will work with counselors to select courses. Students and families will be mailed the requested courses to review and make any necessary edits Rising 12th *Current 11th graders and families have begun course selection with counselors in January during their junior meeting. Contact your school counselor to schedule your meeting.

17. Together, we can increase your student s chances of success at Grafton High School! Name/ Role School Students Served Contact Info Mrs. Messick, Counselor GMS 8th Grade emessick@ycsd.york.va.us Mrs. Jennifer Ericsson, Counseling Director A-B jericsson@ycsd.york.va.us GHS Mr. Scott Markland, Counselor C-Ho smarkland@ycsd.york.va.us GHS Mrs. Andrea Ross, Counselor Hu-Pl aross@ycsd.york.va.us GHS Mrs. Shonica Zeigler, Counselor Po-Z szeigler@ycsd.york.va.us GHS