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The partnership will provide:  \n● A supportive learning environment where each student’s individual needs will be addressed  \n● Mastery of core curriculum  \n● Development of abilities and interests  \n● Respect for human diversity and social responsibility  \n● Development of self-esteem and ability to adapt to change.  \nTable of Contents  \nGraduation Requirements 4  \nAcademic Programming 5  \nCredits and Class Standing 5  \nAwarding Of Credit 5  \nCredit Recovery 5  \nDistinguished Academic Scholars (DAS) 6  \nFreshman Academy 7  \nGraduation and Information for Seniors 7  \nGraduation Ceremony 7  \nEarly Graduation 7  \nSenior Honors And Grade Point Average 7  \nCourse Selection and Schedule Changes 8  \nCourse Selection 8  \nSchedule Changes 8  \nTesting Out Of Courses Timeline 8  \nCourse Descriptions 9  \nAgriculture 9  \nBusiness and Information Technology 10  \nComputer Science 13  \nEngineering 14  \nEnglish 14  \nIndustrial Arts 17  \nMathematics 18  \nMiscellaneous 20  \nFuture Educators 20  \nPerforming Arts 21  \nPhysical Education 24  \nScience 26  \nSocial Studies 28  \nVisual Arts 30  \nWorld Language 31  \nOther Course Options 33  \nDual Enrollment 33  \nEaton Career Preparation Center 34  \nSpecial Education Department 35  \nWork-Based Learning 36  \nProject Success 36  \nGraduation Requirements  \nTo earn a diploma from Charlotte High School, students must satisfy the following requirements:  \nENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS – 4 credits to include:  \n● English Language Arts 9  \n● English Language Arts 10  \n● English Language Arts 11  \n● English Language Arts 12 and an additional .5 credit of English elective or AP English* MATHEMATICS – 4 credits to include:  \n● Algebra I  \n● Geometry or Advanced Geometry  \n● Algebra II or Advanced Algebra II  \n● Personal Finance (starting with Class of 2028)  \n● Math-related courses (including a math experience senior year)  \nSOCIAL STUDIES – 3 credits to include:  \n● U.S. History & Geography or AP US History*  \n● World History & Geography or AP European History* or AP World History: Modern*  \n● Government and Economics or AP Government*  \nSCIENCE – 3 credits to include: Biology  \nPhysical Science (may substitute Chemistry, Physics or AP Physics I for Physical Science) Earth Science  \nPHYSICAL EDUCATION & HEALTH – 1 credit  \nWORLD LANGUAGE – 2 credits (7th-12th grade)*  \n● Spanish 1  \n● Spanish 2  \n*This requirement may be reduced to 1 credit through the completion of a CTE program or approved additional visual and performing arts courses  \nVISUAL PERFORMING & APPLIED ARTS – 1 credit  \nIncludes Band, Choir, Drama, Art, Business, Agriculture, and Vocational-Technical Education Classes (9th-12th grades)  \nADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS  \n● An additional 6 credits to be earned from the selection of electives listed on the following pages.  \n● Participation in the State of Michigan approved assessment is a requirement for graduation from Charlotte High School.  \n● Must be enrolled as a full-time student with full-time attendance. Exceptions for full-time attendance must be approved by the principal, or in the case of special education students, by the Special Education Director.  \n● ON-LINE LEARNING EXPERIENCE-Course or Integrated Learning Experience (This requirement is met by use of technology in courses taken in the 6th-12th grade)  \nClass of 2026: minimum 33 credits needed to earn a diploma  \nClass of 2027: minimum 29.5 credits needed to earn a diploma  \nClass of 2028: minimum 25.5 credits needed to earn a diploma  \nClass of 2029 and beyond: minimum 22 credits need to earn a diploma  \nCourse sequencing may be slightly different/adjusted for advanced or credit deficient students to meet their individual academic needs, based on counselor recommendation","cbCaieXOBuyEFZDC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieXOBuyEFZDC","pdf",895024,37,"English","# Graduation Requirements\n## Academic Programming\n### Credits and Class Standing\n### Awarding Of Credit\n### Credit Recovery\n### Distinguished Academic Scholars (DAS)\n### Freshman Academy\n### Graduation and Information for Seniors\n### Course Selection and Schedule Changes\n### Course Descriptions\n## Other Course Options","[{\"question\":\"What credit requirements must students complete to earn a diploma at Charlotte High School?\",\"answer\":\"Students must meet subject-area credit requirements including 4 credits of English Language Arts, 4 credits of Mathematics, 3 credits of Social Studies, 3 credits of Science (including Biology), 1 credit of Physical Education \\u0026 Health, 2 credits of World Language, and 1 credit of Visual/Performing/Applied Arts, plus additional elective credits.\"},{\"question\":\"How are credits and grades awarded for courses taken during versus outside the school day?\",\"answer\":\"Courses completed during the school day are awarded a letter grade calculated into students’ GPAs. 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