Courses meeting for extended periods of time will receive compensatory credit as enumerated in this booklet. Credit is earned when a student completes the semester with a numerical grade average of 1.0 or better or a passing letter grade of D or better for the semester. Students will not receive credit for a course taken in the study of their religion or courses related directly to a study of their religion. A course which studies various religions or is a comparison of theologies will be acceptable as an elective credit. In order to meet basic admission policies, students who plan to continue their education after graduation from Argo Community High School should plan their program of studies in such a way that they meet general course requirements as described below.
Health sciences require algebra, chemistry and biology.