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DC & Chavez Graduation requirements
DC & Chavez Graduation requirements
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I can take a PE class to replace a Science class that I don't like?
Only if I talk with my college counselor.
It depends on the class.
No
Yes
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In what subject areas do you have to earn at least 4.0 credits to graduate?
English, Math & Electives
English & Math
English, Math, Science, & History
English, Electives, History, & Math
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How many credits do you need to graduate from high school?
24
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28
32
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How do you earn High School class credit?
You earn High School credit by simply taking a class.
You earn High School Credit by passing the entire course (70%) average.
You earn High School credit by passing the class for only 1 quarter.
You can only earn High School credit if you get an A in a class.
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If I don't pass a class that is a graduation requirement what will happen?
I get to move to the next class the next year.
I have to re-take that class to earn credit.
I have to repeat the entire grade and repeat all the same classes.
Nothing happens, I don't have to worry about it.
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Which of the following are required to graduate?
All of the above.
2.0 Credits of Foreign Language
1.5 Credit of Health & PE
0.5 Credit of Art & Music
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What Chavez history classes are required to graduate?
None of the above
World History I/II, US History, US Gov/Politics, DC History/Govt
American History (US History), Civics, World History
World Economics, World Literature, World Government
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Are MOST classes taken during Freshman and Sophomore years are required?
Yes
No
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What is a high school transcript?
The grades I earned for every class I've taken in HS (even failed classes)
All of the above
Summary of my GPA, SAT Scores, & Community Service hours.
A report that is sent to colleges & scholarships
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What is the difference between earning 1.0 versus 0.5 high school credit?
You only earn .5 credits in 9th grade year.
You can earn .5 credits if you fail the class.
1.0 Credit for a year-long versus 0.5 for a semester-long class.
You only earn 1.0 credits if you're at school every day.
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True or False: If I do really well in one class, I can take that class again to meet multiple requirements.
True
False
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You need 2.0 Public Policy credits to graduate.
False
True
