1. Diploma Types: How to Easily Track 24 Credits in Skyward
Presenter: Karyn Williams

2. Reference Materials – WSIPC Guide
WSIPC Guide to Graduation Requirements
(Pages 10-16, only)
This Guide is located on SkyDoc at:

3. In this session you’ll see…
What a Diploma Type is
How to Add and Clone Diploma Types
When to use Diploma Types
A scenario of using Diploma Types for a student’s Personalized Pathway Requirements

4. What is a Diploma Type?
Identifies the type of Diploma the student is expected to receive
i.e. Washington State Graduation Requirements
Can add additional Diploma Types for College bound, Vocational bound, or Personalized Pathways

5. Benefit of having multiple Diploma Types?
For each Diploma Type, a Grad Year can only be used once
The entire Grad Year must be assigned to the same set of Graduation Requirements when there is only one Diploma Type
With multiple Diploma Types
Students from the same Grad Year can belong to different Graduation Plans

6. Demonstration
Let’s take a look…

7. SBE Grad Requirements

8. Personalized Pathway Requirement
Locally determined Courses that lead to a specific post high school career outcome chosen by the student
Based on the student’s interests and High School & Beyond Plan
Part of the State Board of Educations 24-Credit Graduation Requirements

9. Personalized Pathway Requirement
Students must choose a Personalized Pathway and earn:
3 credits in courses related to their selected Pathway OR
1 additional Arts credit and 2 World Language credits

10. 24-Credit Career and College Ready Graduation Requirements
In 2014 the Washington Legislature directed the SBE to adopt rules to implement the Career and College-Ready Graduation Requirements
Credits must align with the student‘s High School and Beyond Plan
Begins with the Class of 2019
78 districts applied for a 1 or 2 year waiver
See the WA State Board of Education website for more information and resources

11. Questions?
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