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Students with at least a 95% average in class, no ISS and no AEP can be recognized as this.
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Courses required to graduate such as Math, Science, Social Studies and English.
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These courses are upper-level and will prepare me for college. I can earn college credit by successfully completing the course.
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You are paired with a professional in the career field of your choice to work with on a daily basis and gain first hand knowledge about a specific career field.
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Courses you take based on your interests. You are required to take 7 credits of these, but you can choose those that interest you most.
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An opportunity to retake a course that you have failed so that you can stay on track for graduation.
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This is a course that MUST be completed prior to taking another course. For example, Algebra I MUST be taken before you can take Algebra II.
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This is the CCISD term for declaring a major. Students can earn this by taking required courses. There are 5 available: STEM, Public Services, Arts & Humanities, Multidisciplinary, and Business & Industry.
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CCISD online program that allows you to take courses online to get ahead.
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CCISD evening program that allows you to take courses in the evening to get ahead.
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An official piece of paper that shows EVERY grade from high school.
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This is a course you take at College of the Mainlands or San Jacinto to receive both HS credit AND College credit.
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It's where I fall in numeric order amongst my classmates based on my GPA.
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Visual & Performing Arts: Everyone MUST take at least 1 credit of this to graduate. This can be fulfilled by taking any ART elective you choose.
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Courses are labeled with this to show its "worth" - it often matches up with the amount of time you spend in the class. .5 = a semester course, 1 = full year course
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This level course prepares me for AP courses. It is harder than a regular course, but I will not get college credit for it.
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World Language & Culture: Foreign language requirements - you need 2 credits to graduate.
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Grade Point Average: this is a numerical version of your grade. Each course's grade is worth a certain number of points, which are averaged together.
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Career and Technical Education: Elective courses based on career interests
