GRADUATION INFO & FAQS

2019/20 WARSAW COURSES

• Click for COURSE OF STUDY GUIDE

• Courses you can or should take by grade level​

• • Click for Freshman year

  • Click for Sophomore year

  • Click for Junior year

  • Click for Senior year

• Click for 4-year plan template​ (PDF)

• Click for 4-year plan template (Google Doc)

• Click for Core 40 requirements in English

• Click for Core 40 requirements in Spanish

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• Click here for the Counseling Department's contact info, click their name for additional info

  • Class of 2021 - Sarah Wallen

  • Class of 2022 - Scott Seney

  • Class of 2023 - Rhonda Graney

  • Class of 2024 - Rochelle Sears

  • Co-Director - Luisa Davis

  • Co-Director - Sarah Graham

• Transcripts

• Other information

3 GRADUATION BOXES

(Indiana requires one in each to graduate in '23)

1. Diploma

   • Core 40 in English

   • Core 40 in Spanish

2. PICK ONE Employability Skill

   • Work-based learning​

   • Service-based learning

   • Project-based learning

3. PICK ONE Postsecondary-Ready Competency

   • Complete CTE concentrators with a C- average (Classes in yellow on pathways)

   • Earn a minimum C- average in at least 3 AP/Dual Credit classes

   • Academic honors​ diploma (Click for Spanish)

   • Technical honors​ diploma (Click for Spanish)

   • College-ready ACT score

   • College-ready SAT score

   • Earn minimum AFQT score on ASVAB to qualify for placement into a US military branch (set at 31 as of Jan 2020)

   • State- and Industry-recognized credential earned or certification test passed

   • State-, Federal-, or Industry-recognized apprenticeship

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Click here for a video explanation​

HELPFUL INFO & LINKS

• Dual credit

• AP (Advanced Placement)

• Honors

• Pathways and Clusters

  • Video​ explanation

  • State document

  • State Graduation Pathways Checklist​​​

• Work-Based Learning

  • Qualifying students interview for and work a job outside of school during the school day, supervised by a teacher for a grade

  • See the section in Course of Study Guide for details and contact information

  • Internship​:  2 hours, rotating placements, better if you aren't sure about specific career, but should have a field of interest

  • Co-Op: 4 hours, single placement, better if you are sure of desired career, must have taken pathway classes

• Service-Based Learning

  • Service projects

  • Sports, band, JROTC, etc.

• Project-Based Learning

  • Available in many classes, like PLTW