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4 Year Academic Plan

Ensure a successful high school experience with MVUSD's comprehensive academic plan. To graduate, students must pass both parts of the California High School Exit Exam, earn a minimum of 225 credits (including 155 required and 70 elective credits), and complete specific coursework across English, History, Math, Science, Physical Education, and Arts. Emphasis is placed on meeting the Algebra 1 requirement and engaging in advanced courses. Planning is crucial; students will explore college requirements and have the opportunity to personalize their elective choices, paving the way for future success.

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4 Year Academic Plan

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  1. 4 Year Academic Plan Planning for your future

  2. To graduate from a MVUSD high school a student must: • Pass both parts of the California High School Exit Exam • Earn a minimum of 225 credits (155 required credits+ 70 elective) • Meet Algebra 1 requirement

  3. English 4 Years and earn 40 Credits • 9th: English 1, Honors • 10th: English 2, Honors • 11th: English 3, Honors, AP • 12th: English Elective

  4. History-Social Science3 years and 30 credits • 9th : World History Honors • 10th : World History (year) • 11th : US History (year) • 12th : Government (semester) • 12th : Economics (semester)

  5. Math3 years and 30 credits • 9th : Appropriate Math • Cahsee Math (year) • Algebra 1 (year) • Geometry (year) • 10th : Appropriate Math (year) • 11th : Appropriate Math (year) • 12th : Optional

  6. Science (2 years-20 credits) Health Science (1/2 year-5 credits) Two semesters of Life Science Two semester of Physical Science One semester of Health Science • 9th : Earth Science (physical science-year) • 10th : Biology (life science-year) • Any Grade: Health Science

  7. Physical Education2 years and 20 credits • 9th : Survey PE (year) • Remaining Grade: Approved PE (year) **Physical Education requirement may be waived due to medical necessity; however, credit requirement (20) added to elective requirement.**

  8. World Language or Visual Art/Performing Art1 years and 10 credits • Any grade • 1 year Foreign Language or • 1 year Visual Art/Performing Art (same subject)

  9. Electives70 credits • 9th – 12th • All courses not taken for required course credit can be used for elective credit. • All credits earned beyond required credit counts for elective credits.

  10. California High School Exit ExamCAHSEE • Diploma requirement • 2 components: ELA and Math • Must pass both components • Passing score is 350 • 1st attempt: 10th Grade (semester 2)

  11. College and University Requirements“A-G Requirements” See Course Guide Pages: 4 – 9 • Math: • 4 yrs recommended; Algebra 2 minimum • Science: • Chemistry or Physics • Language: • 2 YEARS (same language) • Visual/Performing Art: • 1 year same subject • College Preparatory Electives: • 1 year • ACT/SAT

  12. What do I take for English?

  13. What do I take in Social Science?

  14. What do I take in Math?

  15. Alternate Road for Algebra It’s just not working

  16. What do I take in Science?

  17. What do I take in PE?

  18. Which do I take? Language, Visual Art/Performing Art

  19. Visual Arts

  20. Performing Arts

  21. World Language

  22. Non-Core Electives

  23. Core Subject Electives

  24. It’s time to create your own…

  25. Freshman

  26. Sophomore

  27. Junior

  28. Senior

  29. The Payoff To be continued…

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