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Pleasant Independent School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, or handicap in providing education services. Mr. Judd Marshall, Superintendent, has been designated to coordinate compliance with the discrimination requirements of the Title IX and thenondiscrimination requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended.  \nINTRODUCTION  \nThis course description guide provides a brief description of each course offered at Mt. Pleasant High School, lists prerequisites and special requirements, and includes credits required for graduation. Since students will be making selections for the entire year, it is imperative that parents and students work together during this process. A thorough review of the graduation requirements, various transcript options, course prerequisites, and policies regarding schedule changes are essential. As always, the high school Administration and staff will help students make the best possible choices. Counselors will contact students if enrollment numbers for any class is not met.  \nSCHEDULE CHANGES  \nSchedule changes are discouraged. Please request changes within the first 5 school days of each semester. Credit will not be awarded after 10% of the days in each semester have been missed if a student changes a course or enters without having been enrolled in another school. Changes will be approved only under the following circumstances: *Completion of a scheduled course by alternate means (Credit by Exam, summer school, correspondence courses, and college credit) . *Level changes (transferring from Advanced to Regular classes) . *Failure of course prerequisite to a scheduled course.  \n*Change in the senior year to a course required for graduation. *Removal of a scheduled course from the school schedule. *Extenuating circumstances reviewed by the Counselor and approved by the Principal. Administration reserves the right to not offer a class if too few students request a course.  \nGRADUATION REQUIREMENTS  \nAll students must earn credits for state-required subjects and electives as described on the following pages. Students must past the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness End of Course exams (STAAR EOC) for five subjects: English I, English II, Algebra I, Biology, and U.S. History. Please contact the Counseling Office at 903-575-2020 if more information is needed.  \nEARLY GRADUATES  \nA student who intends to graduate early must declare that intention within the first week of school at the beginning of the Sophomore year. Students and parents must sign an early graduation letter that can be obtained from your Counselor. Early graduates must meet MPHS graduation requirements in 3 years and must pass all portions of exit level testing in order to be declared a graduate. 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