Transcript Northeast High School

Educational Plan
The Educational Plan
gives you a snapshot
of how to meet all
requirements for
graduation. The Ed
Plan also addresses
after graduation
plans.
Clarksville High School Education Plan
Name:
Last
First
Diploma Type
Middle
Test Scores
Focused Elective Area
CTE
Honors
Business Management and Administration
Administrative and Information Support
Grade 9
Sem 1
Sem 2
Composite
16
16
21
14
17
23
Eng III
Eng IV
Geometry
Geometry
Alg II
Alg II
A 4 math
A 4 math
Biology
Biology
Chemistry
Chemistry
US History
US History
US
Government
Economics
Theatre Arts II
Theatre Arts II
Business Com
Business Com
Administration
Management
Administration
Management
Eng I
Eng II
Mathematics
4
Algebra I 9
Algebra I 9
Science
3
Physical
Science
Physical
Science
Social Studies
3
World
Geography
World
Geography
Wellness/P.E./
Personal Finance
1/.5/.5
Wellness
Wellness
Fine Arts*
1
Foreign
Language*
2
Focused Electives
3
Additional Electives
3
* University Requirement (may opt out)
Science
12
18
24
Eng III
Eng I
PE credit earned Freshman year for Girls Soccer
Reading
14
17
25
Eng II
4
This document is for planning purposes.
Math
12
16
21
Grade 12
Sem 1
Sem 2
English
Counselor Notes:
English
Grade 11
Sem 1
Sem 2
Credits
Spanish I
ACT
Grade 10
Sem 1
Sem 2
Subject
Spanish I
EXPLORE
PLAN
Speech
Personal
Finance
Theatre Arts I
Theatre Arts I
Spanish II
Spanish II
Computer
Appl
Computer
Appl
th
Eng IV
th
Courses
Credits
Minimum Requirements
English
4
English I, II, III, IV
Math
4
Algebra I, II, Geometry and one other math course beyond
Algebra I
Science
3
Biology I, Chemistry or Physics and a third science
Social
Studies
3
World History and Geography, or equivalent; US History
and Geography; Economics and US Government and Civics
(3 years of JROTC can substitute for Government)
Lifetime
Wellness
1
TN requirement for health and physical education
Physical
Education
0.5
A student may take a physical education course or may
substitute 66 hours of documented participation in a
CMCSS school-sponsored, after-school physical activity for
this requirement.
Personal
Finance
0.5
Or 3 years of JROTC
Additional Requirements
Courses
Credits
Requirements
Foreign Language
2
2 years of the same language
Fine Arts
1
Visual Arts, Theatre Arts, Vocal
Music, Instrumental Music, and
Music Electives
Focused Electives
3
From CMCSS approved list
Approved Focused Elective Groups
Career-Technical
Education
3 credits in a state approved Program of Study
(POS) – Will vary by high school
Science and Math
3 credits other than required
Fine Arts
3 credits other than required
AP/Dual
enrollment
3 credits other than required
JROTC
3 credits other than used for core substitutions
Business/Computer Transfer students may take any combination of 3
s
business and/ or computer courses
Academic
3 credits other than required in the areas of English,
math, science, social studies, or foreign language
Transition
Students with an IEP may complete the series of 3
transition courses
Career Academies in
CMCSS
-Small learning communities made of groups
of students in a high school that take classes
together
-Classes are taught by a team of teachers and
focus on a particular career theme
-Each High School in CMCSS has a different
academy to meet the needs of our students
Graduating with Distinction
Students earning diplomas will be recognized in the
graduation program as graduating with distinction
by attaining an 85% cumulative average and
completing at least one of the following:
Earn a nationally recognized industry certification
Participate in at least one of the Governor’s
Schools
Participate in one of the state’s All State musical
organizations
Be selected as a National Merit Finalist or SemiFinalist
Graduating with Distinction
Continued
Attain a 31 or higher composite score on the
ACT
Attain a score of 3 or higher on at least two
Advanced Placement Exams
Successfully complete the International
Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
Earn 12 or more semester hours of
transcripted postsecondary credit
Regular Diploma
Awarded to students who:
1) earn the specified 22 units
of credit
2) have satisfactory records of
attendance
3) have satisfactory conduct
records
Honors
All requirements for a
Regular Diploma must be
fulfilled plus:
1) an 85% cumulative
percent average
2) no semester grade lower
than a 75
3) must score at or above all
of the subject area readiness
benchmarks on the ACT or
equivalent score on the SAT
 Highest Honors
All requirements for
an Honors Diploma
must be fulfilled plus
1) a 90 cumulative percent
average
2) specific course selections
as follows: Honors
English II, III, and IV,
upper level math course
above Algebra II/
Geometry, 2 Advanced
placement courses, and 3
upper level lab sciences
Subject
Test
English
ACT
Math
22
Reading
22
Science
23
18
Football
Baseball
Wrestling
Basketball
Soccer
Track/Cross
Country
Volleyball
Tennis
Softball
Golf
ATHLETICS
Cheerleading
Dance Team
Wrestlerettes
Athletic Eligibility
High School Sports
Students must have earned five credits the previous
year to be eligible to participate in high school sports
Eighth graders must be academically promoted to be
eligible their freshman year
College Sports
Are controlled by NCAA
 Students who wish to be college eligible for sports
should work closely with their coach and high school
counselor
Visit:
http://www.eligibilitycenter.org For detailed
information
Attendance Policy
www.cmcss.net
TN Scholars
(www.tennesseescholars.org)