High School Curriculum

Our curriculum includes a broad representation of courses covering subjects that today’s students need to succeed. This helps ensure that our students receive a well-rounded education to prepare them for a career, higher education, or whatever that next step may be.

Please see the table below for the requirements needed for a College Prep Diploma or Standard Diploma, along with the required units per category.

Subject College Prep DiplomaStandard Diploma
Applied Arts1 unit:
.5 Personal Finance		2 units:
.5 Personal Finance
Technology1 unit:
.5 unit of Computer Apps
.5 unit of Computer Literacy		1 unit:
.5 unit of Computer Apps
.5 unit of Computer Literacy
English4 units4 units
Fine Arts1 unit:
Art, Band, Choir, Drama		1 unit:
Art, Band, Choir, Drama
Foreign
Language		2 units of the same languageNone required
Mathematics4 units:
which shall include 1 unit of
Algebra Il or its equivalent		4 units:
which shall include 1 unit of Algebra II or
its equivalent
Physical Education1.5 units:
.5 unit of Health and 1 unit of PE		1.5 units:
.5 unit of Health and 1 unit of PE
Religious Studies4 units:
1 unit for each year of attendance		4 units:
1 unit for each year of attendance
Science
3 units:
1 Physical Science and
1 Life Science		3 units:
1 Physical Science and
1 Life Science
Social Studies3 units:
1 unit of American History
.5 unit American Government		3 units:
1 unit of American History
.5 unit American Government
Electives.5 units1.5 units
Total Units25 units25 units
GPA Required2.5 cumulative or above
grade-point average		1.0 cumulative or above
grade-point average
  • All high school students must demonstrate proficiency by passing all end of course exams or an alternate approved test.
  •  Transferring students must earn a minimum of 22 units for the Standard Diploma, 23 units for the College Preparatory.
  • Three-year graduates must earn 4 credits of religion.
  • Ohio requires .5 credit in financial literacy.