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High School Requirements

Suggested Program of Study

Class Year	Suggested Classes
Ninth Grade	English I, Health & Physical Education, Algebra I, Physical Science, World Civilization I, World Geography, Spanish I, Elective or Study Hall
Tenth Grade	English II, Geometry, Biology, World Civilization II, Spanish II, Speech, Electives - Environmental Science; Journalism; Appalachian Literature
Eleventh Grade	English III, Algebra II, Chemistry, U.S. History, Speech, Arts and Humanities Electives – Trigonometry, Anatomy & Physiology, Current Events, CHAP class (when available 2nd Semester)
Twelfth Grade	English IV, Advanced Math (i.e. Pre-Calculus, Calculus), Computer Applications, Physics, Senior Social Studies, CHAP classes (optional)

 

Requirements for JBS Diploma 2009-2010

Beginning with the Class of 2010, to graduate from The June Buchanan School, a student must have successfully completed a total of twenty-four (24) credits, consisting of:

• 4 credits of English (English I, II, III, IV)
• 4 credits of Mathematics (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Advanced Math: Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus or Calculus)
• 4 credits of Science (Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
• 4 credits of Social Studies (Geography/World Civilization I, World Civilization II, U.S. History, Senior Social Studies)
• 2 credits of one Foreign Language (Spanish I, Spanish II)
• 1 credit of Health/Physical Education
• .5 credit of Computer Technology
• .5 credit of Speech
• 1 credit of Arts and Humanities
• 3 credits of electives
• An approved attendance and conduct record (JBS reserves the right to refuse a diploma to any student whose conduct is not satisfactory or who may poorly represent this institution as a graduate).