MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

The Michigan Merit Curriculum
High School
Graduation Requirements Effective Beginning with Students Entering 8th Grade in 2006

NOTE TO SELF: While these are the High School requirements for Michigan High Schools they are NOT required for homeschoolers. HOWEVER, when thinking about getting accepted into a 4 year college take into consideration that they will be looking for the State requirements. So teach the requirements accordingly...
ALSO...take advantage of the fact that our boys can go to the local community college at the age of 14. Allow them to earn an associate degree by the time they would have graduated High School. That should take care of any questions from a University.


ENGLISH - 4 Credits
English Language Arts 9, English Language Arts 10, English Language Arts 11, English Language


MATH - 4 Credits
Geometry, Algebra I, Algebra II, one math or math-related course in final year of high school


SCIENCE - 3 Credits
Biology, Chemistry or Physics, one additional science credit


SOCIAL STUDIES - 3 Credits
World History & Geography,
U.S. History & Geography, .5 credits in both Civics and Economics


PHYSICAL EDUCATION & HEALTH - 1 Credit

VISUAL, PERFORMING and APPLIED ARTS - 1 Credit

ONLINE LEARNING EXPERIENCE

Effective Beginning with students entering 3rd grade in 2006
LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH - 2 Credits
In grades 9-12; OR an equivalent learning experience in grades K-12

KAZZ HIGH SCHOOL PLAN

Finished classes are in Red.
Current Classes are in Green
Future Classes are in Black

Before this blog began Kazz had finished some classes.
So all classes are not logged on this blog.

English 9: Alpha Omega Lifepacs
Biology w/ Lab: Alpha Omega Switched On Schoolhouse
U.S. History/Geog.: Alpha Omega Lifepacs
Civics: Story of the Constitution: Alpha Omega Lifepac Elective
PE: Competitive Foil Fencing - Ren. Fencing - Jr. Olympics
Keyboarding - AVKO at home and more at College
Beginning Algebra- Basics home and college
English 10: Home
Civics: Alpha Omega Lifepac Elective
Psychology: Standard Deviants
Civics: Principles of American Democracy: Alpha Omega Elective
Economics: Standard Deviants

Chemistry w/ lab:
Health:
Modern World History/ Geography
Algebra I:

Home and college
English 11

Geometry
Sociology
Sign Language I
English 12
Algebra II
Math for Business
Physics
Sign Language II