GEHRHSD Curriculum Guide 2026-27

THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN CHOOSING CLASSES

The Four-Year Plan: Think about your long-term goals and how each year fits into your plan for graduation and beyond. Teacher Recommendations: Used for appropriate placement; families may appeal if desired. Honors/AP Requirements include teacher recommendation and/or the following: 90+ in a College Prep class allows students to be eligible for Honors and or AP course

Graduation Requirements: Counselors ensure required courses are included. Academic Enrichment: Some students may be recommended for support courses based on grades or test results. Alternate Course Choices: Students should choose several alternate electives in case a first choice is unavailable. Student-Athletes: NCAA and NAIA eligibility requires specific approved courses. Visit: www.eligibilitycenter.org www.playnaia.org/eligibil ity-center

80+ in an Honors class allows students to be eligible for an AP course

Promotion / Retention Policy

It is the GEHRHSD Board policy that grade status of students be established each September on the basis of how many credits have been earned as listed below: Grade Credits 9 0 - 25

10

25 - 60

11

60 - 85

12

85+