Academic Information
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Graduation Requirements
Gilbert Public Schools Policy IKF - Graduation Requirements
Graduating students are required to earn a minimum of 22 credits as outlined in the following table:
Curriculum Area
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Gilbert Public Schools Graduation Requirements
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Arizona University Entrance Requirements
|
English
|
4 credits
|
4 credits
See course description book or counselor for senior level courses that meet the university entrance requirements. |
| Math |
4 credits
|
4 credits
Students must complete coursework through the pre-calculus level. |
Science
|
3 credits
|
3 Lab Science credits
Must include at least three of the four areas: Chemistry, Physics, Earth, and Biological sciences. Refer to specific course description for courses that meet university entrance requirements for each area. |
Social Studies
|
3 credits
|
2 credits |
Physical Education
|
1 credit
|
0 credit
|
CTE/Fine
Arts (any
combination) |
2 credits |
1 CTE or Fine Arts Credit - Students must complete one credit of Fine Arts from the following areas: music, art, theater, or dance, OR one credit of CTE from the same program area. Refer to course description book for courses that meet this university entrance requirement. |
Electives
|
5 credits
|
0 credit |
| Modern Language |
0 credit
|
2 credits
Students must complete two years of the same language |
| Total Credits Required |
22 credits
|
16 credits |
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Beginning with the 2017 cohort, students must obtain a passing score in the American Civics Act Exam to graduate.
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SAT or ACT exam required.
**Contact the college or university of your choice for specific entrance requirements, including GPA, rank or test scores. |
*Credit requirement may be reduced through a Personal Curriculum as defined in AAC R7-2-302.03 (Arizona Dept. of Educ. PDF file).
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Gilbert Classical Academy Graduation Requirements
Graduating students are required to earn a minimum of 28 credits as outlined in the following table: