Total Credits: 21 units earned in grades 9-12 See Arkansas Graduation Requirements for more information on requirements to graduate.

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English (4 Units) in 9-12
Grammar & Composition 1 unit American Literature, English Literature, World Literature, Advanced English (Writing and evaluating should be a part of each unit)

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Mathematics (4 Units)
In 9-12th grades: Algebra I 1 unit, Geometry 1 unit Algebra II, Trigonometry, PreCalculus, Calculus, Math Analysis, AP Math, Statistics, Computer Math

Science (3 Units)
Physical Science 1unit Biology 1unit Chemistry, Physics, Biology II, Chemistry II, Earth Science, Botany, Zoology, Physiology, Anatomy, Astronomy, Agriculture Science, Horticulture, Applied Biology or Physics, Technology,

Social Studies (3 Units)

U.S. History 1unit Government or Civics unit Arkansas History World History 1unit recommended Geography, Economics, Civics, Non-Western Culture

Physical Education ( Unit)

P.E., Athletics, ROTC

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Health & Safety ( Unit) Foreign or Non-English Language (Must be the same Language) (2 Units recomed) Oral Communications ( Unit)
Speech

Total Credits: 21 units earned in grades 9-12 See Arkansas Graduation Requirements for more information on requirements to graduate.

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Fine Arts ( Unit)

Music or Music History, Art or Art History, Drama, Dance

Technology (1 Unit)
Computerized Business Applications recomd. Electives: any courses previously listed or listed below Career Focus Accounting or Business Math Architecture or Drafting Keyboarding, Word Processing, Computer Science, Computer Programming, Computer Graphics, Animation/Multimedia, Business Applications Drivers Education, Electronics, Engineering, Family Living, Sign Language, Health/PE

Logic, Marketing, Psychology, Sociology, Internship in Career Interest, PSAT/SAT/ACT Prep

School districts vary in their graduation requirements for public school students. It is important to note that high school graduation requirements and college entry requirements may not be the same. For college entry, the more academic and upper-level classes taken, the better. Those students who are interested in going to college would benefit from 4 units of social studies, science and math, and at least two consecutive years of foreign language.