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Graduation/A-G Requirements

SSHS Graduation Expectations

Grad Requirements
*You must receive a “C” or better to meet these expectations.  

Course Descriptions

Check out the SVUSD District Course Catalog for specific information on Courses/Course Descriptions

A-G Requirements

A-G

What is "A-G"?

The A-G / College Entrance Requirements are a sequence of high school courses students must complete (with a grade of C or better) to be minimally eligible for admission to the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU). UC Freshman Admission "a-g" requirements: UC (& CSU) "A-G" Requirements

SSHS "A-G" approved courses:  

 

SVUSD Graduation Requirements vs. A-G Requirements

Subject 

SSHS Diploma*    

"A-G" Requirements  

 A-G Subject Area 

English 40 40 B
Mathematics
30
must include: Algebra I*
30 (4 yrs recommended)
must include: Algebra I, Geometry & Algebra II    
C
Biological Science
Physical Science
Science Elective
10
10
10
20 (3 yrs recommended)
Biological Lab Science &
Physical Lab Science
D
History/Social Science    30

20 

A

Fine Arts

OR

Foreign Language  

10

20 Foreign Language (3 yrs recommended)     

AND

10 Visual/Performing Art

E

 

F

Physical Education 20
Health 5
Practical Art 5
Computer Education 5
Electives 55

10 (must be a college prep class)

G
TOTAL 230

For each semester course offering which is completed successfully, with a “D” or better, five (5) credits of required or elective credits are issued.  To obtain credits an “A”, “B”, “C” or “D” grade is required.  If a course is repeated to improve a grade, credit will be assigned only to the higher grade for graduation purposes.  

*All students must complete a course that meets the state content standards for Algebra I (EC 51225.5)

**You must receive a grade of “C” of better to earn credit for the A-G requirement

Six class periods per day, plus lunch, is the standard student schedule.

Seniors must be enrolled in 5 classes each semester.

THE FINAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR MEETING GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
RESTS WITH THE STUDENT AND HIS/HER PARENTS.