1. Graduation Requirements & Honors Diploma Granville High School
ALL GRADE LEVELS
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2. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS - ALL GRADES
To graduate from high school in the state of Ohio, students need to complete two tasks.
TASK ONE: CREDITS
TASK TWO: TESTING

3. CREDIT REQUIREMENTS – ALL GRADES
Subject Area Required Credits
English 4
Social Studies (US, World, Gov) 3
Science (1 life, 1 physical) 3
Math (must complete Alg. II)
PE (may be waived)
Health
Tech/Foreign Language 1
Financial Literacy class 1 course (grades 9-12)
Fine Arts credit (grades 7-12)
Additional credits 5-6
Total

4. TESTING REQUIREMENTS
Three testing pathways to a high school diploma
1. Earn cumulative score on end-of-course state tests.
2. Demonstrate college readiness.
3. Demonstrate work force readiness.

5. TESTING REQUIREMENTS
1. Earn a cumulative passing score of 18 points on the following seven end-of-course state tests.
Literature Survey & Composition
World Literature & Composition
Algebra I
Geometry
United States History
American Government
Biology

6. TESTING REQUIREMENTS
For each state test, a student earns 1 to 5 graduation points.
A high score on one test can balance a low score on another test.
Point breakdown by subject:
Math =
4 point minimum
English =
Social Studies/Science =
6 point minimum

7. TESTING REQUIREMENTS
If your student took Biology in the school year, they will be assigned graduation points based on their final letter grade.
If your student completed Algebra I before July 1, 2014, they will be assigned 3 graduation points automatically Algebra I.
A =
5 points
B =
4 points
C =
3 points
D =
2 points

8. TESTING REQUIREMENTS Resources:
AP - Students taking AP US History and/or AP Government may take their respective AP exams in May instead of the state end-of-course tests. The AP exam score will count toward the student’s graduation points.
CCP - Students taking College Credit Plus courses in tested subjects will use the course grade, not end-of-course test points, to determine their points earned toward graduation.
Resources:
For more information on end-of-course state tests, please click here.

9. TESTING REQUIREMENTS
2. Students earn “remediation-free” scores in English language arts and mathematics on either the SAT or ACT.
ACT
SAT
Math 22
520
Reading 21
Critical Reading
450
English 18
Writing
430

10. TESTING REQUIREMENTS
3. Students earn 12 points through an industry-recognized credential or group of credentials in a single career field and achieve a workforce readiness score on the WorkKeys assessment.
Our students who attend C-TEC will have direct access to opportunities for credentialing while also preparing for the WorkKeys assessment.
Resources:
Industry-recognized credential information is located here.

11. High School Academic Diploma
HONORS DIPLOMA – ALL GRADES
Subject
High School Academic Diploma
with Honors
English
4 credits
Mathematics
4 credits, including Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II or equivalent and another higher level course or a four-year sequence of courses that contain equivalent content
Science
4 credits; including 2 units of advanced science.
Social Studies
Global Language
3 credits, including at least 2 units in each language studied
Fine Arts
1 credits
Career-Technical
Not counted toward requirements, and may not be used to meet requirements
Electives
Not counted toward requirements
Grade Point Average
3.5 on a 4.0 scale
ACT/SAT Score [excluding writing scores]
27 ACT / 1280 SAT

12. Counseling Office Number
HAVE QUESTIONS?
SCHOOL COUNSELORS
Last Names A-F
(Class of 2021 & beyond A-G)
Mr. Cody Masters
Last Names G-M
(Class of 2021 & beyond H-N)
Mrs. Amber Gilsdorf
Last Names N-Z
(Class of 2021 & beyond O-Z)
Ms. Brandi Cooper
ADMINISTRATORS
Principal
Mr. Matt Durst
Assistant Principal
Mr. Scott Carpenter
Counseling Office Number
(740)