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High School Graduation Terms Quiz

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High School Graduation Terms Quiz

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Key terms about credits, endorsements, and honors

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Key terms about credits, endorsements, and honors

by Megan Wetz
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How many credits do you need to graduate?

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the number of years you must take English, Math and Science in order to graduate high school

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the number of years you need to take Social Studies in order to graduate high school

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the number of credits you need for World Languages

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the number of credits you need for P.E. and Fine Arts

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the number of credits you need for Health & Speech (each)

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the endorsement that relates to fine arts, English literature, foreign languages and social studies

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the endorsement that relates to the business field, including architecture and construction, IT and culinary arts

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the endorsement that relates to serving the public, including the education field, health science and government

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the endorsement that relates to science, technology, engineering and advanced math

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a unit of measure that provides a value to the time of an academic course taken (you can get .5, 1, 2, or 3 of these for each high school class)

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an area of study

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courses that teach specific career skills to students in middle school, high school, and post-secondary institutions

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Graduating with highest honors: -ALL semester grades 90% or above in high school

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Graduating with higher honors: -75% of semester grades 90% and above in high school -no semester grades below 80%

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Graduating with honors: -75% of semester grades 90% and above in high school -no semester grades below 70%

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a magnet school in the Birdville Independent School District, located in North Richland Hills that offers students of Haltom High School, Richland High School, and Birdville High School cours

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middle and high school

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education after high school

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these courses PREPARE students for success in AP courses; also offer higher GPA potential than on-level courses

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these courses allow you to enroll in college courses and simultaneously earn college credit and high school credit (as long as you pass the class); higher GPA potential than on-level courses

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a high school course that simultaneously allows you to earn high school and college credit (depending on test score at the end of the course); class is free, but test costs $0-92, higher GPA potential than on-level cou

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Texas legislature established this bill that students plan their high school course work and choose an endorsement; this law is designed to put all students on a path toward college and careers

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the first year of high school or college

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second year of high school or college

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third year of high school or college

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fourth year of high school or college

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a class you must pass in order to move on to the next class (for example, you have to take English I before English II)

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An indicator of the student's overall academic performance (some classes are not factored into this)

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the student who has the highest academic rank in the graduating class (determined by GPA)

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the student who has the second highest academic rank in the graduating class (determined by GPA)

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traditionally worn at high school, college, and university graduation ceremonies; given to students to signify a level of achievement in various academic and extra-curricular activities

 
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