This total may include 2 units of Co-op. A student who fails a required course first semester may take that class second semester only if space is available and if it fits the students and teachers schedule. The student must request this change as early as possible. In order to participate in graduation ceremonies, a student must have met all requirements for either a diploma or a certificate of attendance. Rank in class is now determined by a state wide system adopted in 1995.
Most subjects are unweighted.
Only courses identified as honors or as highly advanced in math, science or foreign language can receive weight equivalent to one quality point. Those courses that can earn both college and high school credit can receive a weight equivalent to two quality points. A student's rank in class position is determined by the cumulative average. In order to be designated as a high honor graduate a student must have a cumulative unweighted grade point average of 3.75 or higher, calculated at the end of 1st six weeks of 2nd semester of senior year. Ranking for Valedictorian and Salutatorian are done at the same time and are the top two in the senior class.