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The courses selected each year have a dramatic impact on the courses that may be selected for the next year and on a student’s career and educational choices after high school. Parents and students are encouraged to discuss and plan for the future.  \nThis guide is designed to help you make the proper courseselections. Courses are listed by department and each contains the following information: title, grade level(s) for which the course is available, length, credit value, prerequisites that you must meet in order to take the course, whether there are fees, and special notes regarding the course.  \nWe encourage you to use this booklet to be certain you are scheduling the courses you need in order to meet both your graduation requirements and your post-high school plans.  \nVALLEY VIEW HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS  \nStudents must earn twenty-two (22) credits as follows:  \n\n| SUBJECT | CREDIT |\n| --- | --- |\n| English | 4 credits |\n| Mathematics (must include Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2) | 4 credits |\n| Science (Physical Science, Life Science, Advance Science) | 3 credits |\n| Social Studies (World History, American History, Government) | 3 credits |\n| Fine Arts (Art, Drama, Mass Media, Music) | 1 credit |\n| Health | .5 credit |\n| Physical Education (2 semesters-each semester = .25 credits) | .5 credit |\n| Elective courses | 5.5 credits |\n| Financial Literacy | .5 credit |\n| TOTAL | 22 |\n\nIn addition to attaining 22 credits (see above), students must earn a competency score of 684 in:  \n● Algebra I  \n● English 10  \nIf a student does not earn a competency score of 684+ on the Algebra I and English 10 exam, they can opt for one of the following:  \n1. Demonstrate two career focused activities:  \nFOUNDATIONAL  \n● Proficient scores on WebXams ● 12 point industry credential  \n● A pre-apprenticeship or acceptance into an approved apprenticeship program  \nSUPPORTING  \n● Work-Based learning  \n● Earn the required score on WorkKeys  \n● Earn the OhioMeansJobs Readiness Seal  \n2. Enlist in the Military. Show evidence that you have signed a contract to enter a branch of the U.S. armed services upon graduation.  \n3. Complete College Coursework. Earn credit for one college-level math and/or college-level English course through Ohio’s free College Credit Plus program.  \nOnce a student meets the credit and competency requirements, they must attain two diploma seals. At Least one of the two needs to be an Ohio defined Seal. 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