Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 7 - Education K-12 › Part 163 - Mississippi Nonpublic School Accountability Standards 2022 › APPENDICES › Appendix 7-163-A

Current through June 25, 2024
APPENDIX A-1
Effective school year 2021-2022 Appendix A-1 is no
				  longer applicable.
APPENDIX A-2
Effective school year 2021-2022 Appendix A-2 is no
				  longer applicable.
APPENDIX A-3
Effective school year 2021-2022 APPENDIX A-3 is no
				  longer applicable.
APPENDIX A-4
Effective school year 2021-2022 APPENDIX A-4 is no
				  longer applicable.
APPENDIX A-5
APPENDIX A-5 is not applicable to the
Mississippi Nonpublic School Accountability Standards
and has
				  been omitted from this document.
APPENDIX A-6
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
STANDARD 14 TRADITIONAL
				  DIPLOMA
(Entering ninth graders in 2018-2019 and
				  thereafter)
Each student graduating from a secondary school in an
				  accredited school district will have earned the required Carnegie units as
				  specified in the following table. Contents of each required and elective course
				  must include the core objectives identified in the
Mississippi College-
				  and Career-Readiness Standards.
Course titles and identification
				  numbers must appear in the current edition of the
Approved Courses for
				  Secondary Schools of Mississippi
. (
See
Miss. Admin.
				  Code 7- 3:28.2 and 28.3, State Board Policy, Chapter 28, Rules 28.2 and 28.3.)
				  Students enrolled in grades 7 - 12 may be awarded a Carnegie unit credit
				  provided the course content is a Carnegie unit bearing course in the current
				  edition of the
Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of
				  Mississippi
. Enrollment in online courses listed in this document must
				  have prior approval granted by the principal.
Any student who completes the minimum graduation requirements
				  as specified below and has met the requirements for each of the required high
				  school assessments is eligible to receive a high school diploma. The local
				  school district may establish additional local requirements approved by the
				  local school board as authorized under Miss. Code Ann. §
									37-16-7.
Beginning school year 2018-2019 and thereafter, all entering
				  ninth graders will be required to have a minimum of 24 Carnegie units as
				  specified below. Student may earn the following endorsements to be added to the
				  traditional diploma: Career and Technical Endorsement, Academic Endorsement,
				  and/or Distinguished Academic Endorsement. The local school district may
				  establish additional local requirements approved by the local school board as
				  authorized under Miss. Code Ann. §
									37-16-7.
CURRICULUMAREA
CARNEGIE
								UNITS
REQUIRED
								SUBJECTS
ENGLISH
41
English I
English II
MATHEMATICS
42
Algebra I
SCIENCE
33
Biology
SOCIAL STUDIES
3 
								1/2
1 World History4
1 U.S. History4
1/2 U.S.
								Government4
1/2
								Economics5
1/2 Mississippi
								Studies6
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1/27
1/2 Physical Education
HEALTH
1/28
1/2
Contemporary Health
TECHNOLOGY or COMPUTER
								SCIENCE
19
THE ARTS
110
COLLEGE-and
								CAREER-READINESS
111
ELECTIVES
51/2
TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED
2412, 13, 14
1Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory English courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) English
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory English may be taken only if a credit-bearing English course is
				  taken in the same school year. Accelerated English 9 can be accepted in lieu of
				  English I. Accelerated English 10 can be accepted in lieu of English II.
				  English I is a required prerequisite course for English II. English I may not
				  be taken after a student completes English II.
2Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory Mathematics courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) Math
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory Mathematics may be taken only if a credit-bearing Math course is
				  taken in the same school year. CCR Mathematics Grade 8, Ready for High School
				  Mathematics, and Foundations of Algebra cannot be taken after a student has
				  received a Carnegie unit in the CCR Algebra I course. The Ready for High School
				  Mathematics course shall only be available for 8th
				  grade or 9th grade students. Foundations of Algebra
				  shall only be available for 9th grade students. MYP
				  Geometry, MYP Algebra II, IB-DP Mathematics I, IB-DP Mathematics II, IB-DP
				  Mathematical Studies I, and IB-DP Mathematical Studies II are allowable
				  mathematics courses higher than Algebra I for IB students. Cambridge IGCSE
				  Mathematics I may be accepted in lieu of Algebra I. One (1) of the four (4)
				  required Carnegie units for mathematics may be in AP Computer Science
				  Principles. If used for a mathematics unit, AP Computer Science Principles
				  cannot then also be used for a science or computer science unit. For approved
				  Career and Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
3One (1) of the three (3) required
				  Carnegie units for science may be in AP Computer Science Principles. If used
				  for a mathematics unit, AP Computer Science Principles cannot then also be used
				  for a mathematics or computer science unit. For approved Career and Technical
				  course substitutions see Appendix A-12. Coordinated Science I or Cambridge
				  IGCSE Biology may be accepted in lieu of Biology. The following courses may be
				  accepted for a science credit above Biology: any AP, Cambridge, or IB-DP
				  science course, any approved dual credit natural or physical science course,
				  any MDE-approved Special Topics in Science course, Botany, Chemistry, Earth and
				  Space Science, Environmental Science, Genetics, Human Anatomy and Physiology,
				  Marine and Aquatic Science I and II, Physical Science, Physics, Zoology I and
				  II, PLTW Principles of Engineering, PLTW Engineering Design and Development,
				  PLTW Human Body Systems, PLTW Medical Interventions.
4Based on the
2022
				  Mississippi College- and Career-Readiness Standards for Social
				  Studies
, AP World History, DC World Civilization II, AP European
				  History, or DC Western Civilization II may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  World History from the Age of Enlightenment to Present course. AP United States
				  History or DC United States History II may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  U.S. History from Post-reconstruction to Present course. A student taking an AP
				  or DC course in lieu of a course with a required end-of-course state test shall
				  take the requisite MAAP test. AP Government and Politics: United States and DC
				  American National may be accepted in lieu of the required United States
				  Government course. IB-DP History of the Americas I may be accepted in lieu of
				  the required U.S. History course for students enrolled in the IB program. IB-DP
				  History of the Americas II may be accepted in lieu of the required Mississippi
				  Studies, Economics, and/or U.S. Government courses for students enrolled in the
				  IB program. MYP U.S. Government may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  Government course for students enrolled in the IB program. Cambridge IGCSE
				  American History or Cambridge International AS level history may be accepted in
				  lieu of the required U.S. History from Post-reconstruction to Present
				  course.
5A.P. Macroeconomics, A.P.
				  Microeconomics, DC Macroeconomics, or DC Microeconomics can be taken in lieu of
				  the required Economics course. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
6The Carnegie credit earned for a
				  State/Local Government course in any other state by an out-of-state transfer
				  student can stand in lieu of Mississippi Studies or Mississippi State and Local
				  Government. If a transfer enters without a State/Local Government course, then
				  any other one-half (1/2) unit social studies course (e.g., Civics, Law Related
				  Education, Participation in American Democracy, Law and Policy, Contemporary
				  Issues, etc.) may be accepted excluding U.S. Government and Economics. IB-DP
				  History of the Americas II is accepted in lieu of the required Mississippi
				  Studies, Economics, and/or U.S. Government courses for students enrolled in the
				  IB program.
7The graduation requirement for
				  one-half (1/2) unit in physical education may include participation in
				  interscholastic athletic activities, choral performance courses for show choir
				  (i.e., Choral, Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e.,
				  Band, Music Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet
				  the instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through
				  Physical Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the
				  Mississippi High School Activities Association. Only one (1) elective unit in
				  physical education including participation in interscholastic athletic
				  activities, choral performance courses for show choir (i.e., Choral,
				  Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e., Band, Music
				  Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet the
				  instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through Physical
				  Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the Mississippi High
				  School Activities Association may be applied each year to the minimum 24
				  required Carnegie units. If a local district has graduation requirements above
				  the state requirements, the district may award additional units as outlined in
				  the local school board policy.
8Successful completion of JROTC I
				  and JROTC II shall be accepted as requirement met for Contemporary Health to
				  meet the graduation requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health.
				  Dual credit Personal and Community Health may be accepted in lieu of the
				  graduation requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health. For approved
				  Career and Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
9For approved course substitutions
				  see Appendices A-12 and A-13.
10The Arts refers to Dance, Media
				  Arts, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. The following dual credit classes: Music
				  Appreciation, Theatre Appreciation, or Art Appreciation may be accepted in lieu
				  of the Arts requirement for students. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
11The purpose of the College and
				  Career Readiness Course is to provide planning and instruction for
				  postsecondary transition. The following courses are approved substitutions for
				  the CCR course:
1. One (1) credit-bearing Carnegie unit of Career and
				  Technical Work-Based Learning
2. Dual Credit SmartStart
3. JROTC III
4. Advanced Placement Seminar or equivalent International
				  Baccalaureate or Cambridge International Courses
5. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior MS College and
				  Career Readiness Seminar course for Early College High Schools.
* An out-of-state student who transfers after the completion
				  of the first semester of their senior year may substitute any other one (1)
				  unit social studies course or a combination of one-half (1/2) Personal Finance
				  and one-half (1/2) social studies course.
The CCR course may be taught in one of the following
				  sequences:
a. One (1) Carnegie unit Senior year only
b. One (1) Carnegie unit Junior year only
c. One-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in either freshman,
				  sophomore, or junior year with the remaining one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit
				  taught in either junior or senior year
d. One-fourth (1/4) Carnegie unit per year beginning with the
				  freshman year
12Additional requirements above
				  the 24 Carnegie units and the assessment requirements include:
* Students must identify an endorsement area prior to
				  entering 9th grade. Endorsement requirements can
				  only be changed with parental permission this includes dropping the endorsement
				  to earn only the Traditional diploma.
* For early release, students must meet College- and
				  Career-Readiness benchmarks of 17 in English and 19 in Math on the ACT
				  sub-score OR earn a Silver level on the ACT WorkKeys suite of assessments. For
				  seniors that have not met the benchmarks, to qualify for early release
				  students, excluding those enrolled in credit-bearing work-based learning, must
				  meet the following requirements:
* Have a GPA of 2.5 and have passed or meet the assessment
				  option requirements for all four end-of-course assessments
AND
* Are on track to meet the diploma requirements
AND
* Are concurrently enrolled in the appropriate Essentials for
				  College Math or another mathematics course above their Junior year mathematics
				  course and/or Essentials for College Literacy or another English Language Arts
				  course above their Junior level English Language Arts course.
OR
* Have a GPA of 2.5 and have passed or meet the assessment
				  option requirements for all four end-of- course assessments
AND
* Are on track to meet the diploma requirements
AND
* Students meet postsecondary requirements for placement and
				  are enrolled in ENG Comp I and/or MAT College Algebra or have previously earned
				  credit for ENG Comp I and/or MAT College Algebra
13Additional recommendations (not
				  requirements) above the 24 Carnegie units and assessment requirements
				  include:
* For early graduation, a student should successfully
				  complete an area of endorsement
* Student should take a math or math equivalency senior
				  year
14Courses designed using the
				  Mississippi Alternate Academic Achievement Standards (MS AAAS) shall not be
				  used as substitute courses or electives for students obtaining a traditional
				  academic diploma with or without endorsements.
APPENDIX A-7
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS STANDARD 14
TRADITIONAL DIPLOMA WITH CAREER AND TECHNICAL OR JROTC
				  ENDORSEMENT
(Entering ninth graders in 2018-2019 and
				  thereafter)
Each student graduating from a secondary school in an
				  accredited school district will have earned the required Carnegie units as
				  specified in the following table. Contents of each required and elective course
				  must include the core objectives identified in the
Mississippi College-
				  and Career-Readiness Standards.
Course titles and identification
				  numbers must appear in the current edition of the
Approved Courses for
				  Secondary Schools of Mississippi
. (
See
Miss. Admin.
				  Code 7-3: 28.2 and 28.3, State Board Policy, Chapter 28, Rules 28.2 and 28.3.)
				  Students enrolled in grades 7 - 12 may be awarded a Carnegie unit credit
				  provided the course content is a Carnegie unit bearing course in the current
				  edition of the
Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of
				  Mississippi
. Enrollment in online courses listed in this document must
				  have prior approval granted by the principal.
To earn the Career and Technical or JROTC Endorsement, a
				  student must complete the minimum graduation requirements as specified below,
				  meet the requirements for each of the required high school assessments and
				  complete all career and technical endorsement additional requirements. The
				  local school district may establish additional local requirements approved by
				  the local school board as authorized under Miss. Code Ann. §
									37-16-7.
Beginning school year 2018-2019 and thereafter, all entering
				  ninth graders will be required to have a minimum of 26 Carnegie units as
				  specified below to earn a Traditional Diploma with a Career and Technical
				  Endorsement. The local school district may establish additional local
				  requirements approved by the local school board as authorized under Miss. Code
				  Ann. §
									37-16-7.
CURRICULUM
								AREA
CARNEGIE UNITS
REQUIRED
								SUBJECTS
ENGLISH
41
English I
English II
MATHEMATICS
42
Algebra I
SCIENCE
33
Biology
SOCIAL STUDIES
31/2
1 World History4
1 U.S. History4
1/2 U.S.
								Government4
1/2
								Economics5
1/2 Mississippi
								Studies6
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1/27
1/2 Physical Education
HEALTH
1/28
1/2
Contemporary Health
TECHNOLGY or COMPUTER
								SCIENCE
19
THE ARTS
110
COLLEGE-AND
								CAREER-READINESS
111
CAREER and TECHNICAL
4
ELECTIVES
3½
TOTAL UNITSR EQUIRED
2612, 13, 14
1Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory English courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) English
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory English may be taken only if a credit-bearing English course is
				  taken in the same school year. Accelerated English 9 can be accepted in lieu of
				  English I. Accelerated English 10 can be accepted in lieu of English II.
				  English I is a required prerequisite course for English II. English I may not
				  be taken after a student completes English II.
2Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory Mathematics courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) Math
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory Mathematics may be taken only if a credit-bearing Math course is
				  taken in the same school year. CCR Mathematics Grade 8, Ready for High School
				  Mathematics, and Foundations of Algebra cannot be taken after a student has
				  received a Carnegie unit in the CCR Algebra I course. The Ready for High School
				  Mathematics course shall only be available for 8th
				  grade or 9th grade students. Foundations of Algebra
				  shall only be available for 9th grade students. MYP
				  Geometry, MYP Algebra II, IB-DP Mathematics I, IB-DP Mathematics II, IB-DP
				  Mathematical Studies I, and IB-DP Mathematical Studies II are allowable
				  mathematics courses higher than Algebra I for IB students. Cambridge IGCSE
				  Mathematics I may be accepted in lieu of Algebra I. One (1) of the four (4)
				  required Carnegie units for mathematics may be in AP Computer Science
				  Principles. If used for a mathematics unit, AP Computer Science Principles
				  cannot then also be used for science or computer science unit. For approved
				  Career and Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
3One (1) of the three (3) required
				  Carnegie units for science may be in AP Computer Science Principles. If used
				  for a science unit, AP Computer Science Principals cannot then also be used for
				  a mathematics or computer science unit. For approved Career and Technical
				  course substitutions see Appendix A-12. Coordinated Science I or Cambridge
				  IGCSE Biology may be accepted in lieu of Biology. The following courses may be
				  accepted for a science credit above Biology: any AP, Cambridge, or IB-DP
				  science course, any approved dual credit natural or physical science course,
				  any MDE-approved Special Topics in Science course, Botany, Chemistry, Earth and
				  Space Science, Environmental Science, Genetics, Human Anatomy and Physiology,
				  Marine and Aquatic Science I and II, Physical Science, Physics, Zoology I and
				  II, PLTW Principles of Engineering, PLTW Engineering Design and Development,
				  PLTW Human Body Systems, PLTW Medical Interventions.
4Based on the
2022
				  Mississippi College- and Career- Readiness Standards for Social
				  Studies
, AP World History, DC World Civilization II, AP European
				  History, or DC Western Civilization II may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  World History from the Age of Enlightenment to Present course. AP United States
				  History or DC United States History II may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  U.S. History from Post-reconstruction to Present course. A student taking an AP
				  or DC course in lieu of a course with a required end-of-course state test shall
				  take the requisite MAAP test. AP Government and Politics: United States and DC
				  American National may be accepted in lieu of the required United States
				  Government course. IB-DP History of the Americas I may be accepted in lieu of
				  the required U.S. History course for students enrolled in the IB program. IB-DP
				  History of the Americas II may be accepted in lieu of the required Mississippi
				  Studies, Economics, and/or U.S. Government courses for students enrolled in the
				  IB program. MYP U.S. Government may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  Government course for students enrolled in the IB program. Cambridge IGCSE
				  American History or Cambridge International AS level history may be accepted in
				  lieu of the required U.S. History from Post-reconstruction to Present
				  course.
5A.P. Macroeconomics, A.P.
				  Microeconomics, DC Macroeconomics, or DC Microeconomics can be taken in lieu of
				  the required Economics course. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
6The Carnegie credit earned for a
				  State/Local Government course in any other state by an out-of-state transfer
				  student can stand in lieu of Mississippi Studies or Mississippi State and Local
				  Government. If a transfer student enters without a State/Local Government
				  course, then any other one-half (1/2) unit social studies course (e.g., Civics,
				  Law Related Education, Participation in American Democracy, Law and Policy,
				  Contemporary Issues, etc.) may be accepted excluding U.S. Government and
				  Economics. IB-DP History of the Americas II is accepted in lieu of the required
				  Mississippi Studies, Economics, and/or U.S. Government courses for students
				  enrolled in the IB program.
7The graduation requirement for
				  one-half (1/2) unit in physical education may include participation in
				  interscholastic athletic activities, choral performance courses for show choir
				  (i.e., Choral, Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e.,
				  Band, Music Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet
				  the instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through
				  Physical Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the
				  Mississippi High School Activities Association. Only one (1) elective unit in
				  physical education including participation in interscholastic athletic
				  activities, choral performance courses for show choir (i.e., Choral,
				  Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e., Band, Music
				  Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet the
				  instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through Physical
				  Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the Mississippi High
				  School Activities Association may be applied each year to the minimum 24
				  required Carnegie units. If a local district has graduation requirements above
				  the state requirements, the district may award additional units as outlined in
				  the local school board policy.
8Successful completion of JROTC I
				  and JROTC II shall be accepted as requirement met for Contemporary Health to
				  meet the graduation requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health.
				  Dual credit Personal and Community Health may be accepted in lieu of the
				  graduation requirements for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health. For
				  approved Career and Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
9For approved course substitutions
				  see Appendices A-12 and A-13.
10The Arts refers to Dance, Media
				  Arts, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. The following dual credit classes: Music
				  Appreciation, Theatre Appreciation, or Art Appreciation may be accepted in lieu
				  of the Arts requirement for students. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
11The purpose of the College and
				  Career Readiness Course is to provide planning and instruction for
				  postsecondary transition. The following courses are approved substitutions for
				  the CCR course:
1. One (1) credit-bearing Carnegie unit of Career and
				  Technical Work-Based Learning
2. Dual Credit SmartStart
3. JROTC III
4. Advanced Placement Seminar or equivalent International
				  Baccalaureate or Cambridge International Courses
5. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior MS College and
				  Career Readiness Seminar course for Early College High Schools.
* An out-of-state student who transfers after the completion
				  of the first semester of their senior year may substitute any other one (1)
				  unit social studies course or a combination of one-half (1/2) Personal Finance
				  and one-half (1/2) social studies course.
The CCR course may be taught in one (1) of the following
				  sequences:
a. One (1) Carnegie unit Senior year only
b. One (1) Carnegie unit Junior year only
c. One-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in either freshman,
				  sophomore, or junior year with the remaining one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit
				  taught in either junior or senior year
d. One-fourth (1/4) Carnegie unit per year beginning with the
				  freshman year
12Additional requirements above
				  Traditional Diploma Option and the 26 Carnegie units and the assessment
				  include:
* Earn an overall GPA of 2.5
* Earn Silver level on ACT WorkKeys
* Must successfully complete one (1) of the following:
* One (1) dual credit
* Work-based Learning
* Earn a State Board of Education approved national
				  credential
* One (1) AP, Diploma Program-IB, or Cambridge (AICE) course
				  aligned to their career pathway. Students must earn a C or higher and take the
				  appropriate exam.
* NOCTI/JROTC Leadership and Employability Skills
				  Credential
13Additional recommendations (not
				  requirements) above 26 Carnegie Units and assessment requirements
				  include:
* For early graduation, a student should successfully
				  complete an area of endorsement
* Student should take a math or math equivalency senior
				  year
14Courses designed using the
				  Mississippi Alternate Academic Achievement Standards (MS AAAS) shall not be
				  used as substitute courses or electives for students obtaining a traditional
				  academic diploma with or without endorsements.
APPENDIX A-8
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
STANDARD 14
TRADITIONAL DIPLOMA with an ACADEMIC ENDORSEMENT
(Entering ninth graders in 2018-2019 and
				  thereafter)
Each student graduating from a secondary school in an
				  accredited school district will have earned the required Carnegie units as
				  specified in the following table. Contents of each required and elective course
				  must include the core objectives identified in the
Mississippi College-
				  and Career-Readiness Standards.
Course titles and identification
				  numbers must appear in the current edition of the
Approved Courses for
				  Secondary Schools of Mississippi
. (
See
Miss. Admin.
				  Code 7-3: 28.2 and 28.3, State Board Policy, Chapter 28, Rules 28.2 and 28.3.)
				  Enrollment in online courses listed in this document must have prior approval
				  granted by the principal.
Any student who completes the minimum graduation requirements
				  as specified below and has met requirements for each of the required high
				  school assessments is eligible to receive a high school diploma. Students
				  enrolled in grades 7 - 12 may be awarded a Carnegie unit credit provided the
				  course content is a Carnegie unit bearing course in the current edition of
the Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of
				  Mississippi
.
Beginning school year 2018-2019 and thereafter, all entering
				  ninth graders will be required to have a minimum of 26 Carnegie units as
				  specified below to earn a Traditional Diploma with an Academic Endorsement. The
				  local school district may establish additional local requirements approved by
				  the local school board as authorized under Miss. Code Ann. §
									37-16-7.
CURRICULUMAREA
CARNEGIE UNITS
REQUIRED
								SUBJECTS
ENGLISH
41
English I
English II
Two (2) additional English Courses above
								English II
MATHEMATICS
42
Algebra I
Two (2) additional Math Courses above Algebra
								I
SCIENCE
33
Biology
Two (2) additional science courses above
								Biology
SOCIAL STUDIES
31/2
1 World History4
1 U.S. History4
1/2 U.S.
								Government4
1/2
								Economics5
1/2 Mississippi
								Studies6
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1/27
1/2 Physical Education
HEALTH
1/28
1/2
Contemporary Health
TECHNOLOGY or COMPUTER
								SCIENCE
19
THEARTS
110
COLLEGE-and
								CAREER-READINESS
111
ELECTIVES
71/2
Must Include two (2) advanced electives of
								the College Preparatory Curriculum requirements
(This information is
								available from Institutions of Higher Learning.)
TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED
26 
								12. 13. 14
1Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory English courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) English
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory English may be taken only if a credit-bearing English course is
				  taken in the same school year. Accelerated English 9 can be accepted in lieu of
				  English I. Accelerated English 10 can be accepted in lieu of English II.
				  English I is a required prerequisite course for English II. English I may not
				  be taken after a student completes English II.
2Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory Mathematics courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) Math
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory Mathematics may be taken only if a credit-bearing Math course is
				  taken in the same school year. CCR Mathematics Grade 8, Ready for High School
				  Mathematics, and Foundations of Algebra cannot be taken after a student has
				  received a Carnegie unit in the CCR Algebra I course. At least two (2) of the
				  four (4) required mathematics Carnegie units must be earned in courses higher
				  than the CCR Algebra I course. The Ready for High School Mathematics course
				  shall only be available for 8th grade or
				  9th grade students. Foundations of Algebra shall
				  only be available for 9th grade students. MYP
				  Geometry, MYP Algebra II, IB- DP Mathematics I, IB-DP Mathematics II, IB-DP
				  Mathematical Studies I, and IB-DP Mathematical Studies II are allowable
				  mathematics courses higher than Algebra I for IB students. Cambridge IGCSE
				  Mathematics I may be accepted in lieu of Algebra I. One (1) of the four (4)
				  required Carnegie units for mathematics may be in AP Computer Science
				  Principles. If used for a mathematics unit, AP Computer Science Principles
				  cannot then also be used for a science or computer science unit. For approved
				  Career and Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
3One (1) of the three (3) required
				  Carnegie units for science may be in AP Computer Science Principles. If used
				  for a science unit, AP Computer Science Principles cannot then also be used for
				  a mathematics or computer science unit. For approved Career and Technical
				  course substitutions see Appendix A-12. Coordinated Science I or Cambridge
				  IGCSE Biology may be accepted in lieu of Biology. The following courses may be
				  accepted for a science credit above Biology: any AP, Cambridge, or IB-DP
				  science course, any approved dual credit natural or physical science course,
				  any MDE-approved Special Topics in Science course, Botany, Chemistry, Earth and
				  Space Science, Environmental Science, Genetics, Human Anatomy and Physiology,
				  Marine and Aquatic Science I and II, Physical Science, Physics, Zoology I and
				  II, PLTW Principles of Engineering, PLTW Engineering Design and Development,
				  PLTW Human Body Systems, PLTW Medical Interventions.
4Based on the
2022
				  Mississippi College- and Career-Readiness Standards for Social
				  Studies
, AP World History, DC World Civilization II, AP European
				  History, or DC Western Civilization II may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  World History from the Age of Enlightenment to Present course. AP United States
				  History or DC United States History II may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  U.S. History from Post-reconstruction to Present course. A student taking an AP
				  or DC course in lieu of a course with a required end-of-course state test shall
				  take the requisite MAAP test. AP Government and Politics: United States and DC
				  American National may be accepted in lieu of the required United States
				  Government course. IB-DP History of the Americas I may be accepted in lieu of
				  the required U.S. History course for students enrolled in the IB program. IB-DP
				  History of the Americas II may be accepted in lieu of the required Mississippi
				  Studies, Economics, and/or U.S. Government courses for students enrolled in the
				  IB program. MYP U.S. Government may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  Government course for students enrolled in the IB program. Cambridge IGCSE
				  American History or Cambridge International AS level history may be accepted in
				  lieu of the required U.S. History from Post-reconstruction to Present
				  course.
5 A.P. Macroeconomics, A.P.
				  Microeconomics, DC Macroeconomics, or DC Microeconomics can be taken in lieu of
				  the required Economics course. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
6 The Carnegie credit earned for a
				  State/Local Government course in any other state by an out-of-state transfer
				  student can stand in lieu of Mississippi Studies or Mississippi State and Local
				  Government. If a transfer student enters without a State/Local Government
				  course, then any other one-half (1/2) unit social studies course (e.g., Civics,
				  Law Related Education, Participation in American Democracy, Law and Policy,
				  Contemporary Issues, etc.) may be accepted excluding U.S. Government and
				  Economics. IB-DP History of the Americas II is accepted in lieu of the required
				  Mississippi Studies, Economics, and/or U.S. Government courses for students
				  enrolled in the IB program.
7The graduation requirement for
				  one-half (1/2) unit in physical education may include participation in
				  interscholastic athletic activities, choral performance courses for show choir
				  (i.e., Choral, Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e.,
				  Band, Music Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet
				  the instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through
				  Physical Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the
				  Mississippi High School Activities Association. Only one (1) elective unit in
				  physical education including participation in interscholastic athletic
				  activities, choral performance courses for show choir (i.e., Choral,
				  Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e., Band, Music
				  Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet the
				  instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through Physical
				  Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the Mississippi High
				  School Activities Association may be applied each year to the minimum 24
				  required Carnegie units. If a local district has graduation requirements above
				  the state requirements, the district may award additional units as outlined in
				  the local school board policy.
8Successful completion of JROTC I
				  and JROTC II shall be accepted as requirement met for Contemporary Health to
				  meet the graduation requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health.
				  Dual credit Personal and Community Health may be accepted in lieu of the
				  graduation requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health. For approved
				  Career and Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
9For approved course substitutions
				  see Appendices A-12 and A-13.
10The Arts refers to Dance, Media
				  Arts, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. The following dual credit classes: Music
				  Appreciation, Theatre Appreciation, or Art Appreciation may be accepted in lieu
				  of the art requirement for students. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
11The purpose of the College and
				  Career Readiness Course is to provide planning and instruction for
				  postsecondary transition. The following courses are approved substitutions for
				  the CCR course:
1. One-credit of Career and Technical Work-Based
				  Learning
2. Dual Credit SmartStart
3. JROTC III
4. Advanced Placement Seminar or equivalent International
				  Baccalaureate or Cambridge International Courses.
5. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior MS College and
				  Career Readiness Seminar course for Early College High Schools.
*An out-of-state student who transfers after the completion
				  of the first semester of their senior year may substitute any other one (1)
				  unit social studies course or a combination of one-half (1/2) Personal Finance
				  and one-half (1/2) social studies course.
The CCR course may be taught in one (1) of the following
				  sequences:
a. One (1) Carnegie unit Senior year only
b. One (1) Carnegie unit Junior year only
c. One-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in either freshman,
				  sophomore, or junior year with the remaining one- half (1/2) Carnegie unit
				  taught in either junior or senior year
d. One-fourth (1/4) Carnegie unit per year beginning with the
				  freshman year
12Additional requirements above
				  the Traditional Diploma Option, the 26 Carnegie units and the assessment
				  requirements include:
* Earn an overall GPA of 2.5
* Two (2) elective courses must meet MS IHL college
				  preparatory curriculum (CPC) requirements
* Must successfully complete one (1) of the following:
* ACT sub scores of 17 in English and 19 in Math
* Essentials for College Math or Essentials for College
				  Literacy (in senior year)
* SAT equivalency subscore
* Must successfully complete one (1) of the following:
* One (1) AP course with a C or higher and take the
				  appropriate AP exam
* One (1) Diploma Program-IB or Cambridge (AICE) course with
				  a C or Higher and take the appropriate exam
* One (1) dual credit course and earn a C or higher in the
				  course
13Additional recommendations (not
				  requirements) above 26 Carnegie units and assessment requirements
				  include:
* For early graduation, a student should successfully
				  complete an area of endorsement.
* Student should take a math or math equivalency senior
				  year
14Courses designed using the
				  Mississippi Alternate Academic Achievement Standards (MS AAAS) shall not be
				  used as substitute courses or electives for students obtaining a traditional
				  academic diploma with or without endorsements.
APPENDIX A-9
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS STANDARD
				  14
TRADITIONAL DIPLOMA with a DISTINGUISHED ACADEMIC
				  ENDORSEMENT
(Entering ninth graders in 2018-2019 and
				  thereafter)
Each student graduating from a secondary school in an
				  accredited school district will have earned the required Carnegie units as
				  specified in the following table. Contents of each required and elective course
				  must include the core objectives identified in the
Mississippi College-
				  and Career-Readiness Standards.
Course titles and identification
				  numbers must appear in the current edition of the
Approved Courses for
				  Secondary Schools of Mississippi
. (See Miss. Admin. Code 7-3: 28.2 and
				  28.3, State Board Policy, Chapter 28, Rules 28.2 and 28.3.) Enrollment in
				  online courses listed in this document must have prior approval granted by the
				  principal.
Any student who completes the minimum graduation requirements
				  as specified below and has met the requirements for each of the required high
				  school assessments is eligible to receive a high school diploma. Students
				  enrolled in grades 7 - 12 may be awarded a Carnegie unit credit provided the
				  course content is a Carnegie unit bearing-course in the current edition of the
Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of
				  Mississippi
.
Beginning school year 2018-2019 and thereafter, all entering
				  ninth graders will be required to have a minimum of 28 Carnegie units as
				  specified below to earn a Traditional Diploma with a Distinguished Academic
				  Endorsement. The local school district may establish additional local
				  requirements approved by the local school board as authorized under Miss. Code
				  Ann. §
									37-16-7.
CURRICULUM
								AREA
CARNEGIE
								UNITS
REQUIRED
								SUBJECTS
ENGLISH
41
English I
English II
Two (2) additional English Courses above
								English II
MATHEMATICS
42
Algebra I
Two (2) additional Math Courses above Algebra
								I
SCIENCE
43
Biology
Two (2) additional science courses above
								Biology
SOCIALSTUDIES
4
1 World History4
1 U.S.
								History4
1/2 U.S.
								Government4
1/2
								Economics5
1/2 Mississippi
								Studies6
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1/27
1/2 Physical Education
HEALTH
1/28
1/2
Contemporary Health
TECHNOLOGY or COMPUTER
								SCIENCE
19
THEARTS
110
COLLEGE-and
								CAREER-READINESS
111
ELECTIVES
8
Must Include two (2) advanced electives of
								the College Preparatory Curriculum requirements
(This information is
								available from Institutions of Higher Learning.)
TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED
28 
								12,13,14
1Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory English courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) English
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory English may be taken only if a credit-bearing English course is
				  taken in the same school year. Accelerated English 9 can be accepted in lieu of
				  English I. Accelerated English 10 can be accepted in lieu of English II.
				  English I is a required prerequisite course for English II. English I may not
				  be taken after a student completes English II.
2Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory Mathematics courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) Math
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory Mathematics may be taken only if a credit-bearing Math course is
				  taken in the same school year. CCR Mathematics Grade 8, Ready for High School
				  Mathematics, and Foundations of Algebra cannot be taken after a student has
				  received a Carnegie unit in the CCR Algebra I course. At least two (2) of the
				  four (4) required mathematics Carnegie units must be earned in courses higher
				  than the CCR Algebra I course. The Ready for High School Mathematics course
				  shall only be available for 8th grade or
				  9th grade students. Foundations of Algebra shall
				  only be available for 9th grade students. MYP
				  Geometry, MYP Algebra II, IB-DP Mathematics I, IB-DP Mathematics II, IB-DP
				  Mathematical Studies I, and IB-DP Mathematical Studies II are allowable
				  mathematics courses higher than Algebra I for IB students. Cambridge IGCSE
				  Mathematics I may be accepted in lieu of Algebra I. One (1) of the four (4)
				  required Carnegie units for science may be in AP Computer Science Principles.
				  If used for a mathematics unit, AP Computer Science Principles cannot then also
				  be used for a science or computer science unit. For approved Career and
				  Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
3One (1) of the four (4) required
				  Carnegie units for science may be in AP Computer Science Principles. If used
				  for science unit, AP Computer Science Principles cannot then also be used for a
				  mathematics or computer science unit. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12. Coordinated Science I or Cambridge IGCSE
				  Biology may be accepted in lieu of Biology. The following courses may be
				  accepted for a science credit above Biology: any AP, Cambridge, or IB-DP
				  science course, any approved dual credit natural or physical science course,
				  any MDE-approved Special Topics in Science course, Botany, Chemistry, Earth and
				  Space Science, Environmental Science, Genetics, Human Anatomy and Physiology,
				  Marine and Aquatic Science I and II, Physical Science, Physics, Zoology I and
				  II, PLTW Principles of Engineering, PLTW Engineering Design and Development,
				  PLTW Human Body Systems, PLTW Medical Interventions.
4Based on the
2022
				  Mississippi College- and Career- Readiness Standards for Social
				  Studies
, AP World History, DC World Civilization II, AP European
				  History, or DC Western Civilization II may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  World History from the Age of Enlightenment to Present course. AP United States
				  History or DC United States History II may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  U.S. History from Post-reconstruction to Present course. A student taking an AP
				  or DC course in lieu of a course with a required end-of-course state test shall
				  take the requisite MAAP test. AP Government and Politics: United States and DC
				  American National may be accepted in lieu of the required United States
				  Government course. IB-DP History of the Americas I may be accepted in lieu of
				  the required U.S. History course for students enrolled in the IB program. IB-DP
				  History of the Americas II may be accepted in lieu of the required Mississippi
				  Studies, Economics, and/or U.S. Government courses for students enrolled in the
				  IB program. MYP U.S. Government may be accepted in lieu of the required
				  Government course for students enrolled in the IB program. Cambridge IGCSE
				  American History or Cambridge International AS level history may be accepted in
				  lieu of the required U.S. History from Post-reconstruction to Present
				  course.
5A.P. Macroeconomics, A.P.
				  Microeconomics, DC Macroeconomics, or DC Microeconomics can be taken in lieu of
				  the required Economics course. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
6The Carnegie credit earned for a
				  State/Local Government course in any other state by an out-of-state transfer
				  student can stand in lieu of Mississippi Studies or Mississippi State and Local
				  Government. If a transfer student enters without a State/Local Government
				  course, then any other one-half (1/2) unit social studies course (e.g., Civics,
				  Law Related Education, Participation in American Democracy, Law and Policy,
				  Contemporary Issues, etc.) may be accepted excluding U.S. Government and
				  Economics. IB-DP History of the Americas II is accepted in lieu of the required
				  Mississippi Studies, Economics, and/or U.S. Government courses for students
				  enrolled in the IB program.
7The graduation requirement for
				  one-half (1/2) unit in physical education may include participation in
				  interscholastic athletic activities, choral performance courses for show choir
				  (i.e., Choral, Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e.,
				  Band, Music Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet
				  the instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through
				  Physical Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the
				  Mississippi High School Activities Association. Only one (1) elective unit in
				  physical education including participation in interscholastic athletic
				  activities, choral performance courses for show choir (i.e., Choral,
				  Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e., Band, Music
				  Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet the
				  instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through Physical
				  Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the Mississippi High
				  School Activities Association may be applied each year to the minimum 24
				  required Carnegie units. If a local district has graduation requirements above
				  the state requirements, the district may award additional units as outlined in
				  the local school board policy.
8Successful completion of JROTC I
				  and JROTC II shall be accepted as requirement met for Contemporary Health to
				  meet the graduation requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health.
				  Dual credit Personal and Community Health may be accepted in lieu of the
				  graduation requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in health. For approved
				  Career and Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
9For approved course substitutions
				  see Appendices A-12 and A-13.
10The Arts refers to Dance, Media
				  Arts, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. The following dual credit classes: Music
				  Appreciation, Theatre Appreciation, or Art Appreciation may be accepted in lieu
				  of the art requirement for students. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
11The purpose of the College and
				  Career Readiness Course is to provide planning and instruction for
				  postsecondary transition. The following courses are approved substitutions for
				  the CCR course:
1. One-credit of Career and Technical Work-Based
				  Learning
2. Dual Credit SmartStart
3. JROTC III
4. Advanced Placement Seminar or equivalent International
				  Baccalaureate or Cambridge International Courses
5. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior MS College and
				  Career Readiness Seminar course for Early College High Schools.
* An out-of-state student who transfers after the completion
				  of the first semester of their senior year may substitute any other one (1)
				  unit social studies course or a combination of one-half (1/2) Personal Finance
				  and one-half (1/2) social studies course.
The CCR course may be taught in one (1) of the following
				  sequences:
a. One (1) Carnegie unit Senior year only
b. One (1) Carnegie unit Junior year only
c. One-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in either freshman,
				  sophomore, or junior year with the remaining one- half (1/2) Carnegie unit
				  taught in either junior or senior year
d. One-fourth (1/4) Carnegie unit per year beginning with the
				  freshman year
12Additional requirements above
				  the Traditional Diploma Option, the 28 Carnegie units and the assessment
				  requirements include:
* Earn an overall GPA of 3.0
* Two (2) elective courses must meet MS IHL CPC recommended
				  requirements
* Must successfully complete one (1) of the following: o ACT
				  sub scores of 18 in English and 22 in Math o SAT equivalency subscore
* Must successfully complete one (1) of the following:
* One (1) AP course with a B or higher and take the
				  appropriate AP exam
* One (1) Diploma Program-IB or Cambridge (AICE) course with
				  a B or higher and take the appropriate exam
* One (1) dual credit course earning a B or higher in the
				  course
13Additional recommendations (not
				  requirements) above 28 Carnegie units and assessment requirements
				  include:
* For early graduation, a student should successfully
				  complete an area of endorsement
* Student should take a math or math equivalency senior
				  year
14Courses designed using the
				  Mississippi Alternate Academic Achievement Standards (MS AAAS) shall not be
				  used as substitute courses or electives for students obtaining a traditional
				  academic diploma with or without endorsements.
APPENDIX A-10
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS STANDARD 14
ALTERNATE DIPLOMA OPTION
NOTE: This option shall be offered by districts for
				  incoming ninth graders with significant cognitive disabilities in 2018-2019 and
				  thereafter.
only students identified by their Individualized Education
				  Program Committee as having a significant cognitive disability, as defined by
				  the current edition of
Testing Students with Disabilities Regulations
and Miss. Admin Code 7-3: 78.1, State Board Policy Chapter 78, Rule
				  78.1, may be eligible to earn the Alternate Diploma. Each student graduating
				  from a secondary school in an accredited school district with the Alternate
				  Diploma will have earned the required units as specified in the following
				  table. Contents of each required and elective course must include the core
				  objectives identified in the State Board approved Alternate Academic
				  Achievement Standards. Course titles and identification numbers must appear in
				  the current edition of the Approved Courses for Secondary Schools of
				  Mississippi. (See Miss. Admin. Code 7- 3: 28.2 and 28.3, State Board Policy,
				  Chapter 28, Rules 28.2 and 28.3.) Students with significant cognitive
				  disabilities enrolled in grades 7 - 12 may be awarded a credit provided the
				  course content is a credit bearing course in the current edition of the
Approved Courses for the Secondary Schools of
				  Mississippi.
Any student with a significant cognitive disability who
				  completes the minimum graduation requirements as specified below and has
				  achieved a level of Passing or Proficient on the end-of-course alternate
				  assessments, is eligible to receive an Alternate Diploma. Students must
				  participate in the alternate assessments during the year the student is
				  enrolled in the corresponding courses (Alternate Biology, Alternate English II,
				  Alternate Algebra). The local school district may establish additional local
				  requirements approved by the local school board as authorized under Miss. Code
				  Ann. § 37- 16-7.
The Alternate Diploma meets the requirements for graduation
				  rate in the same manner as a Traditional Diploma. Students with this diploma
				  must contact the postsecondary institution to determine Ability to Benefit
				  (ATB) and eligibility for enrollment.
CURRICULUM AREA
CARNEGIE UNITS
REQUIRED SUBJECTS
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSE
								SUBSTITUTION
ENGLISH
41
Alternate English I
*
CCR English I
Alternate English II
*
CCR English II
Alternate English III
Alternate English IV
*
CCR English III
*
CCR English IV
*
Broadcast Journalism
*
Debate
*
Foundations of Journalism
*
Mississippi Writers
*
Oral Communications
*
Print Journalism
*
Survey of African American
								Writing
*
Technical and Workplace
								Writing
*
World Literature
MATHEMATICS
42
Alternate Math I
*
CCR Compacted Math 7
*
CCR Compacted Math Grade 8 with Algebra I
								(prior to entering HS)
*
Foundations of Algebra (Grade 9
								only)
Alternate Math II
*
CCR Compacted Math Grade 8 with Algebra I
								(prior to entering HS)
*
Foundations of Algebra (Grade 9
								only)
*
Advanced Technical
								Mathematics
Alternate Math III
*
Advanced Technical Mathematics (must be
								taken prior to CCR Algebra I)
*
CCR Geometry
*
CCR Algebra II (contingent on passing CCR
								Algebra I)
Alternate Algebra
*
CCR Algebra I
SCIENCE
2
Alternate Biology
*
Biology
Alternate Science II
Courses worth 1 Carnegie Unit
*
Physical Science
*
Earth and Space Science
*
Human Anatomy and Physiology
*
Foundations of Biology OR
Courses worth 1/2 Carnegie Unit
*
Environmental Science
*
Genetics
*
Geology
*
Zoology I
*
Zoology II
*
Astronomy
*
Botany
*
Foundations of Science
								Literacy
SOCIAL STUDIES
2
Alternate History
*
US History
Alternate Social Studies
Courses worth 1 Carnegie Unit
*
World History
Courses worth 1/2 Carnegie Unit
*
Economics
*
US Government
*
Mississippi Studies
*
Psychology
*
Sociology
*
World Geography
HEALTH
1/23
Alternate Health
*
Contemporary Health
*
Healthcare & Clinical Services
								I
*
Theory and Application of Health
								Sciences
*
JROTC I and II
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
1/24
Physical Education
*
Physical Education
CAREER READINESS
45
Career Readiness I-IV
*
Career Readiness was designed specifically
								for the Alternate Diploma
LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
45
Life Skills Development I-IV
*
Life Skills Development was designed
								specifically for the Alternate Diploma
THE ARTS
16
The Arts
ELECTIVES
2
*
Any Carnegie unit credit bearing courses or
								a combination of 1/2 Carnegie unit credit bearing courses
TOTAL UNITS REQUIRED
24
1Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory English courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) English
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory English may be taken only if a credit-bearing English course is
				  taken in the same school year.
2Carnegie units earned for
				  Compensatory Mathematics courses cannot be included as any of the four (4) Math
				  Carnegie units required for graduation; however, Carnegie units earned for
				  these courses may be included in the general elective graduation requirements.
				  Compensatory Mathematics may be taken only if a credit-bearing Math course is
				  taken in the same school year.
3Successful completion in JROTC I
				  and JROTC II shall be accepted as requirement met for Contemporary Health to
				  meet graduation requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health. Dual
				  credit Personal and Community Health may be accepted in lieu of the graduation
				  requirement for one-half (1/2) Carnegie unit in Health. For approved Career and
				  Technical course substitutions see Appendix A-12.
4The graduation requirement for
				  one-half (1/2) unit in physical education may include participation in
				  interscholastic athletic activities, choral performance courses for show choir
				  (i.e., Choral, Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e.,
				  Band, Music Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet
				  the instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through
				  Physical Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the
				  Mississippi High School Activities Association. Only one (1) elective unit in
				  physical education including participation in interscholastic athletic
				  activities, choral performance courses for show choir (i.e., Choral,
				  Music-Choral-Ensembles), instrumental performance courses (i.e., Band, Music
				  Instrumental Ensembles, Strings), dance courses or JROTC that meet the
				  instructional requirements specified in the
Fitness through Physical
				  Education Framework
and that are sanctioned by the Mississippi High
				  School Activities Association may be applied each year to the minimum 24
				  required Carnegie units. If a local district has graduation requirements above
				  the state requirements, the district may award additional units as outlined in
				  the local school board policy.
5Evidence of proficiency in
				  technology is embedded in the course strands for both Career Readiness and Life
				  Skills Development so that students with significant cognitive disabilities may
				  be taught these skills within the natural environment assuring greater
				  application and generalization of the skills.
6The Arts refers to Dance, Media
				  Arts, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. The following dual credit classes: Music
				  Appreciation, Theatre Appreciation, or Art Appreciation may be accepted in lieu
				  of the art requirement for students. For approved Career and Technical course
				  substitutions see Appendix A-12.
APPENDIX A-11
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS STANDARD 14
Certificate of Completion
Note: This option shall be offered by districts for
				  incoming freshmen beginning in school year 2018-2019 and
				  thereafter.
A Certificate of Completion is not a high school diploma or
				  an Alternate Diploma, but rather an acknowledgement of the student's
				  participation in and completion of his/her Individualized Education Program
				  (IEP). Students eligible to receive a Certificate of Completion should fall
				  into one (1) of the following categories:
1. Students without a Significant Cognitive Disability at the
				  end of 8th grade who:
* Are 16 years old or older; AND
* At least three (3) or more grade levels below their peers
				  in reading and math; AND
* Have a signed statement from the parent acknowledging the
				  Certificate of Completion is not a traditional high school diploma and will not
				  meet the requirements for entry into careers or post-secondary opportunities
				  requiring a diploma.
2. Students without a Significant Cognitive Disability who
				  have not yet turned sixteen (16) by the end of the eighth grade should
				  transition to the ninth grade on a diploma path.
3. Students with a Significant Cognitive Disability at the
				  end of 8th grade who:
* Have extremely limited or no receptive and expressive
				  communication skills AND
* Have a signed statement from the parent acknowledging the
				  Certificate of Completion is not a traditional high school diploma and will not
				  meet the requirements for entry into careers or post- secondary opportunities
				  requiring a diploma.
4. Students with or without a Significant Cognitive
				  Disability at the end of their third year of high school (6 semesters)
				  who:
* Have not earned at minimum of 3 English units, 3 math
				  units, 2 science units, 2 social studies units, and 5 electives; AND
* Have a signed statement from the parent acknowledging the
				  Certificate of Completion is not a traditional high school diploma and will not
				  meet the requirements for entry into careers or post-secondary opportunities
				  requiring a diploma; AND
* Have evidence of 3 or more years of intensive intervention
				  implemented in middle and/or high school to earn Carnegie units. Evidence may
				  include, but is not limited to:
* Progress monitoring data from reading intervention programs
				  or math intervention programs
* Documentation of accommodations and modifications provided
				  in the general education courses and assessments
* Course schedules outlining dedicated time for
				  intervention.
The student's IEP committee determines the course of study
				  for the Certificate of Completion. Areas of instruction should be developed
				  based on the unique needs of the individual student. Course work shall be
				  appropriate for the student and may include:
* Intensive remediation in deficit area skills
* Career preparation courses
* Life skills courses
Students earning the Certificate of Completion should have
				  completed at least four (4) years of high school and/or be at least 19 years of
				  age at the time of graduation.
Students pursuing a Certificate of Completion are required to
				  participate in the Mississippi statewide assessment program deemed appropriate
				  by their Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) Committee.
Students working toward the Certificate of Completion who
				  meet the criteria for a Significant Cognitive Disability are required to
				  participate in the high school end-of-course alternate assessment during the
				  school year the student is enrolled in the corresponding alternate course
				  (Alternate Biology, Alternate English II, Alternate Algebra).
Students working toward the Certificate of Completion who do
				  not meet the criteria for a Significant Cognitive Disability are required to
				  participate in the regular high school end-of course subject area test(s)
				  during the school year the student is enrolled in the corresponding
				  course(s).
It is ultimately the responsibility and decision of the IEP
				  Committee to determine the appropriate exit option for a student with
				  disabilities based on the appropriate data.
APPENDIX A-12
Career and Technical Acceptable Course Substitutions
				  for Appendices A-6, A-7, A-8, A-9
Career and Technical
								Acceptable Course Substitutions for Appendices A-6, A-7, A-8, A-9 CTE
								Curriculum Name (Course Code)
Equivalent HS Graduation
								Requirements Met
Equivalent IHL College
								Preparatory Curriculum (CPC) Credit
Agriculture, Food, and Natural
								Resources
AEST Science of Agricultural Plants I (991013) (No
								longer offered)
AEST Science of Agricultural Plants II (991023) (No
								longer offered)
OR
AEST Science of Agricultural Animals I (991010) (No
								longer offered)
AEST Science of Agricultural Animals II (991020)
								(No longer offered)
OR
AEST Science of Agricultural Environment I (991011)
								(No longer offered)
AEST Science of Agricultural Environment II
								(991021) (No longer offered)
Note:
The above courses end with
								freshman cohort class 2021-2022
1 unit of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the single course. No
								additional Carnegie units awarded other than the 1 Carnegie unit for the CTE
								course.
No CPC Credit
Agriculture & Natural Resources I
								(991100)
Agriculture & Natural Resources II
								(991101)
OR
Fundamentals of Ag. & Nat. Resources
								(991102)
Ag. & Nat. Res.: Soils and Ag. Lab Operations
								(991103)
Ag. & Nat. Res.: Environmental Science
								(991104)
Ag. & Nat. Res.: Equipment Operation and
								Business Management (991105)
2 units of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Science Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Aquaculture Concepts (991600)
Aquaculture Application (991601)
OR
Introduction to Aquaculture (991602)
Basic Aquaculture (991603)
Advanced Aquaculture (992604)
Application of Aquaculture (991605)
2 units of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Science Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Forestry I (991500)
Forestry II (991501)
OR
Forestry Introduction (991502)
Forestry Surveying and Measurements (991503)
Forestry Cruising (991504)
Forestry Marketing (991505)
2 units of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Science Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Horticulture I (991400)
Horticulture II (991401)
OR
Introduction to Horticulture (991402)
Horticulture Plant Processes (991403)
Horticulture Nursery (991404)
Horticulture Landscape and Turfgrass
								(991405)
2 units of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Science Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Principles of Agriscience (993460)
AND ANY TWO OF THE FOLLOWING:
Diversified Agriculture Animals Core
								(993423)
Diversified Agriculture Environment Core
								(993424)
Diversified Agriculture Food Science
								(993425)
Diversified Agriculture Plants Core (993427)
Diversified Agriculture Poultry Science
								(993428)
Diversified Agriculture Veterinary Science
								(993429)
Diversified Agriculture Precision Agriculture
								(993432)
Diversified Agriculture Turfgrass Management
								(993431)
PLUS
Diversified Agriculture Capstone (993433)
2 units of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Science Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Principles of Agriscience (993460)
1 unit of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the single course. No
								additional Carnegie units awarded other than the 1 Carnegie unit for the CTE
								course.
No CPC Credit
Concepts of Agriscience (991000) (No longer
								offered)
Note:
The above course ends with
								freshman cohort class 2021-2022
1 unit of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the single course. No
								additional Carnegie units awarded other than the 1 Carnegie unit for the CTE
								course.
No CPC Credit
Introduction to Agriscience (029990) (No longer
								offered)
Note:
The above course ends with
								freshman cohort class 2021-2022
1 unit of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the single course. No
								additional Carnegie units awarded other than the 1 Carnegie unit for the CTE
								course.
No CPC Credit
Architecture and Construction
Architectural Design & Drafting I
								(994300)
Architectural Design & Drafting II
								(994301)
OR
Concepts of Drafting (994302)
Drafting and Design (994303)
Architectural Drafting (994304)
Architectural Drafting Application (994305)
1 unit of
Technology
and 1 unit of
Math
(other than Algebra I) may be awarded as a Requirement Met
								upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional Carnegie units are
								awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the CTE course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Math Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Arts, Audio-Video Technology, and
								Communications
Digital Media Technology I (994100)
Digital Media Technology II (994101)
OR
Orientation to Digital Media (994108)
Fundamentals of Digital Media (994109)
Theory and Applications of Digital Media I
								(994110)
Theory and Applications of Digital Media II
								(994111)
1 unit of Technology and 1 unit of Art may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Technology
OR
1 Art Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Simulation and Animation Design I (994400)
Simulation and Animation Design II (994401)
OR
Ethics, Design Theory, and Photography
								(994402)
Design Visualization and Character Development
								(994403)
Audio and Video Production (994404)
Business, Evaluation, and Development of Simulation
								and Animation Projects (994405)
1 unit of Technology/Computer Science and 1 unit of
								Art may be awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of
								courses. No additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie
								units for the CTE course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Broadcasting Journalism I (994600)
Broadcasting Journalism II (994601)
OR
Television Broadcasting and Production I
								(994602)
Television Broadcasting and Production II
								(994603)
Television Broadcasting and Production III
								(994604)
Television Broadcasting and Production IV
								(994605)
1 unit of Technology and 1 unit of Art may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Business, Marketing, and
								Finance
Business Fundamentals (992300) (No longer
								offered)
OR
Business Fundamentals I (992301) (No longer
								offered)
Business Fundamentals II (992302) (No longer
								offered)
Note:
The above courses end with
								freshman
cohort class 2021-2022
May be accepted in lieu of the 1/2 Economics
								requirement for graduation.
1/2 Social Studies Credit
Business, Marketing, and Finance I (992004)
Business, Marketing, and Finance II (992005)
OR
Fundamentals of Business & Entrepreneurship
								(992404)
Marketing (992403)
Management (992309)
Finance (992003)
Completion of the 4 Carnegie units may satisfy the
								1/2 unit Personal Finance requirement.
AND
Completion of the 4 Carnegie units may satisfy the
								1/2 unit Economics requirement for graduation.
1 Social Studies Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Health Science
Health Science Core (995100)
Healthcare and Clinical Services (995101)
OR
Health Science Core I (995102)
Health Science Core II (995103)
Healthcare and Clinical Services I (995104)
Healthcare and Clinical Services II
								(995105)
2 units of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Science Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Health Science Core (995100)
OR
Health Science Core I (995102)
Health Science Core II (995103)
Requirement Met for 1/2 credit of Contemporary
								Health. No additional Carnegie units are awarded.
No CPC Credit
Information Technology
Information Technology I (992206)
Information Technology II (992207)
OR
Information Technology Fundamentals I
								(992208)
Information Technology Fundamentals II
								(992209)
Information Technology Networking I (992210)
Information Technology Networking II
								(992211)
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as a
								Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional
								Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the CTE
								course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Science, Technology, Engineering, and
								Mathematics
Engineering I
(
994000)
Engineering II (994001)
OR
Engineering Fundamentals (994002)
Engineering Applications (994003)
Engineering Design (994004)
Engineering Systems (994005)
2 units of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Science Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Engineering (994000) Engineering II (994001)
OR
Engineering Fundamentals (994002)
Engineering Applications (994003)
Engineering Design (994004)
Engineering Systems (994005)
1 unit of Technology and 1 unit of Science (other
								than Biology I) may be awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the
								sequence of courses. No additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4
								Carnegie units for the CTE course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Polymer Science I (994500)
Polymer Science II (994501)
OR
Introduction to Polymer Science I (994502)
Introduction to Polymer Science II (994503)
Advanced Topics in Polymer Science (994504)
Careers in Polymer Science (994505)
2 units of science (other than Biology I) may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Science Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Unmanned Aircraft Systems I (235100)
Unmanned Aircraft Systems II (235110)
OR
Introduction to Unmanned Aerial Systems
								(235130)
Foundations of Unmanned Aerial Systems
								(235125)
Applications of Unmanned Aerial Systems
								(235120)
Advanced Unmanned Aerial Systems (235115)
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as a
								Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional
								Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the CTE
								course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Manufacturing
Instrumentation I (235050)
Instrumentation II (235051)
OR
Fundamentals of Instrumentation (235060)
Application of Instrumentation (235061)
Theory of Instrumentation (235062)
Advanced Skills of Instrumentation (235063)
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as a
								Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional
								Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the CTE
								course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
Precision Machining I (993403)
Precision Machining II (993404)
OR
Fundamentals of Precision Machining (993405)
Application of Precision Machining (993406)
Theory of Precision Machining (993407)
Advanced Skills of Precision Machining
								(993408)
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as a
								Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional
								Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the CTE
								course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
NOTE: Maximum of 2 units may be awarded as
								graduation requirements met for science.
Technology/Computer Science
								Credits
Technology Foundations (992307 & 110630) (No
								longer offered)
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as Requirement
								Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional Carnegie units
								are awarded.
1 Technology Credit
ICT II (CTE: 000272) (Academic: 110620) (No longer
								offered after SY 2020-2021)
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as Requirement
								Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional Carnegie units
								are awarded.
1 Technology Credit
STEM Applications (000273) (No longer
								offered)
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as Requirement
								Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional Carnegie units
								are awarded.
1 Technology Credit
Cyber Foundations I (000284)
1 unit of Technology/Computer Science may be
								awarded as Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded.
1 Technology Credit
Cyber Foundations II (000286)
1 unit of Technology/Computer Science may be
								awarded as Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded.
1 Technology Credit
Exploring Computer Science (000283)
1 unit of Technology/Computer Science may be
								awarded as Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded.
1 Technology Credit
Computer Science and Engineering (000287)
1 unit of Technology/Computer Science may be
								awarded as Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded.
1 Technology Credit
E-Commerce (993460)
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as Requirement
								Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional Carnegie units
								are awarded.
1 Technology Credit
Exploring Careers (990002) *
1 unit of Technology may be awarded as Requirement
								Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No additional Carnegie units
								are awarded.
No CPC Credit
*Please check the latest SBE-approved
								guidelines for Exploring Careers, formerly Keystone, as the technology credit
								awarded for this course should end after the 2020-2021 school
								year.
Web and Programming Concepts (902147) Client-side
								Programming (902148) SQL Programming (902105) Python I (902110)
1 unit of Technology/Computer Science may be
								awarded as a Requirement Met upon completion of the sequence of courses. No
								additional Carnegie units are awarded other than the 4 Carnegie units for the
								CTE course.
1 Technology Credit
OR
1 Advanced Elective Credit
APPENDIX A-13
Acceptable Secondary Course Substitutions for
				  Technology and/or Computer Science
Curriculum Name (Course
								Code)
Equivalent HS Graduaton
								Requirements Met
Media Arts
AP - 2-D Art and Design (500738)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
AP - 3-D Art and Design (500739)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Animaton (Grade 9-12) (500162)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Digital Sound Design (Grade 9-12)
								(500163)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Graphic Arts and Web Design (Grade
								9-12) (500169)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Interactve & Game Design (Grade
								9-12) (500167)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Interdisciplinary Media Design (Grade
								9-12) (500165)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Introducton to Media Arts (Grade 9-12)
								(500160)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Moving Image (Grade 9-12)
								(500161)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Performance Design and Documentaton
								(Grade 9-12) (500170)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Media Arts - Virtual Design (Grade 9-12)
								(500166)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Theatre - High-Tech Video Producton (500522)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Graphic Design I (070333)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Graphic Design II (070334)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
DL - Web Page Design (110197)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Broadcast Journalism (100104)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Electronic Communicaton Producton I (Grades 10-12)
								(100191)
1 unit of Technology or Art Credit
Business Classes
E-Commerce (110735)
1 unit of Technology Credit
Informaton and Web Services
Introducton to Informaton Technology
								(110600)
1 unit of Technology Credit
Web Design (110705)
1 unit of Technology Credit
Web Design II (110706)
1 unit of Technology Credit
Web Design and Media Rich Content (110700)
1 unit of Technology Credit
Engineering
Engineering II: Robotcs (450258)
1 unit of Technology Credit
PLTW: Engineering: Essentals (Academic)
								(561055)
1 unit of Technology Credit
PLTW: Engineering: Aerospace Engineering (Academic)
								(561017)
1 unit of Technology Credit
PLTW Engineering: Computer Integrated Manufacturing
								(Academic) (561019)
1 unit of Technology Credit
PLTW Engineering: Digital Electronics (Academic)
								(561022)
1 unit of Technology Credit
PLTW Engineering: Engineering Design and
								Development (Academic) (561021)
1 unit of Technology Credit
PLTW Engineering: Introducton to Engineering Design
								(Academic) (561024)
1 unit of Technology Credit
PLTW Engineering: Principles of Engineering
								(561023)
1 unit of Technology Credit
PLTW: Engineering: Aerospace Engineering (CTE)
								(561012)
1 unit of Technology Credit
All CS credits can count for a
				  Technology credit
Curriculum Name (Course Code)
Equivalent HS Graduaton Requirements
								Met
AP Computer Science A (110141)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
Client - Side Programming (110138)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
AP Computer Science Principles (110145)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
Concepts in Programming and Web (110137)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
Concepts in SQL and Database (110136)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
Visual Basic Programming Language (110139)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
PLTW: Computer Science A (232070)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
PLTW: Computer Science Essentals (Academic)
								(561054)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
PLTW: Computer Science Principles (Academic)
								(232065)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
PLTW: Computer Science Essentals (561036)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
PLTW: Cybersecurity (232080)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
Computer Science and Engineering (000287)
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
CSC 1113 Computer Concepts
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit
CSC 1123 Computer Applicatons I
1 Unit of Computer Science Credit