Elementary Grades K-5 Requirements
There are four (4) 45-day grading periods for the school year. A team decision will determine a student promotion when multiple subjects have been failed.
Grades 6, 7, and 8 Requirements
In order for a student to be promoted, s/he must successfully complete at least 29 of the 40 units offered in each grade. Unit values are listed next to each course below.
| Grades 6, 7, and 8 | Units |
| Reading | 10 |
| Mathematics | 10 |
| Language Arts | 5 |
| Social Studies | 5 |
| Science | 5 |
| Enrichment / Specials | 5 |
Specials will change each marking period and vary according to grade level.
High School Requirements
A student will be promoted into the following grade levels by obtaining a minimum of the following credits:
| Grade 10 | 6.5 Credits |
| Grade 11 | 12 Credits |
| Grade 12 | 19.5 Credits |
| Graduation | 25.5 Credits |
If a student does not obtain the proper credits to be promoted to the next grade level, that student may be retained.
All students are required to pass English and Physical Education in each of their high school years. English courses must be taken in the proper sequence beginning with 9th grade. Students who fail a course will be expected to attend a summer school program approved by the high school counselor to make up the deficiency. Those who do not ATTEND summer school will be required to repeat the level failed. Students will not be allowed to schedule more than one required English or Physical Education class in any school year. Doubling up English or Physical Education classes is not permitted.
All decisions on promotion requirements will be made by the Administration.