High School Course Offerings

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Albion High School
Graduation Requirements

Minimum Graduation Requirements:

4 credits of English	4 credits of Social Studies
3 credits of Science	3 credits of Math
2 credits of Physical Education	1 credit of Health
1 credit career & Technical Studies	1 MST project
1 credit Fine Arts or Music	1/2 credit (30 hours) Community Service
1 credit Foreign Language or proficiency

Regents Exam List	Course Taught
Global History	Global Studies II
US History	US History
Comprehensive English	English 2
Regents Science Exam	Physics, Biology, Earth Science, Chemistry
Math A	Math 201

Regents Diploma with Advanced Designation:

4 credits of English	4 credits of Social Studies
3 credits Science	3 credits of Math
2 credits Physical Education	1 credit of Health
1 credit Career & Technical Studies	1 MST Project
1 credit Fine Arts or Music	1/2 credit (30 hrs) Community Service
3 credits of Foreign Language OR	5 credits of career & technical Studies, Art or Music

Regents Exam List	Course Taught
Global History	Global Studies II
US History	US History
Comprehensive English	Regents English
Living Environment	Biology
Physical Setting	Earth Science or Chemistry or Physics
Math A and/or Integrated Algebra	Integrated Algebra
Math B or Geometry & Trigonometry	Math 401 or Math 315 or Geometry & Trigonometry
Language Other Than English	Latin III or Spanish III

* Plus electives to bring total credit count to 23.5 credits

Please note: Courses will be available based on enrollment.

GUIDELINES FOR HIGH SCHOOL SUMMER SCHOOL PARTICIPATION
EFFECTIVE DATE: February 1, 2005

The Albion Central School District recognizes the importance of a summer remedial program for students that have failed one or more academic courses. To meet the eligibility requirements for attendance at a summer remedial program, the high school adopts the following admission requirements:

Minimum grade of 55% on final course average in grades 9-12

Maintain 85% attendance (This means no more than 13 absences in a 20 week course and no more than 6 absences in a 10 week course.)

If the student meets these requirements, he/she will be eligible for a six week BOCES summer program.

Exemptions to meeting the admittance requirement may be granted by the Coordinator of Instruction and Learning in extreme circumstances and must be documented. Once a decision has been rendered by the Coordinator of Instruction and Learning, an appeal of the decision may be made to the Superintendent.

Course List & Descriptions

Course description for English Courses

Course descriptions for Social Studies Courses

Course descriptions for Math Courses

Course descriptions for Science & MST Courses

Course descriptions for Health & Physical Education Courses

Course descriptions for Latin & Spanish Courses

Course descriptions for Elective Art Courses

Course descriptions for Elective Business Courses

Course descriptions for Elective Computer Courses

Course descriptions for Home and Careers Courses

Course descriptions for Music Courses

Course descriptions for Agriculture and Environment Courses