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Diploma Program

Curriculum and Graduation Requirements

Here are the requirements for earning your high school diploma from CALCampus High School:

(4) Language Arts/English
(4) Social Sciences (includes American history, government, economics; world geography/world history)
(3) Mathematics (at least one algebra)
(2) Science (physical and biological)
(1) Humanities Elective
(1/2) Fine Arts/Performing Arts
(1/2) Health Education, Safety, Life Skills
(1) Physical Education
(1) Applied Computer Applications
(3) Electives

Minimum Total: 20 credits

This is achieved through a combination of your prior high school studies and our courses. Through analysis of your prior high school transcript (and for adults, your employment and training resume), we provide our students with an individualized course plan that fulfills the basic requirements for a high school education in the United States and fulfills our core curriculum requirements.

Notes:

• American History (includes full-year survey of American history; New Hampshire residents will also study NH state history and government)

• American Government (includes also Voter Responsibilities and study of the US Constitution)

• Research Procedures (required)

• Law & Society (Senior Paper)

• Applied Computer Applications (students are awarded credit for their Internet Research, Internet Communications, and Applied Word Processing done throughout our program)

All students will exhibit mastery of the fundamentals of Reading Comprehension, through the successful completion of a pretest in reading comprehension. If the pretest results show that remediation is needed, students will be provided with individualized course study in reading comprehension tailored to the weaknesses revealed through the diagnostic pretest.

All new students are given a Mathematics Diagnostic Test, which will determine if further instruction is needed in algebra.

Students are required to document unpaid service to their community or church prior to graduation.

Students are required to pass three proctored Competency Examinations after completing their course work and prior to graduation. These cover Reading, Writing, and Mathematics.

   Margaret G. Morabito, Director