Students must meet course requirements for graduation and are mainstreamed into regular classes when appropriate. The Educable Mentally Disabled program provides educational opportunities for those students who cannot progress satisfactorily in a regular program. Students are required to either meet course requirements for graduation or to receive a certificate of attendance at the end of their senior year. Students who meet course requirements for graduation will be mainstreamed into regular classes when appropriate and will accumulate a minimum of twenty-three Carnegie units in grades nine through twelve. The program for students who choose the certificate of attendance is more flexible, based on their individual needs, and, like all students in the EMD program, they will receive a grade of credit or noncredit.
All students participate in graduation exercises upon completing their course of study.
The functional courses taught in the EMD program are listed below.