1. INFORMATION https://www.washoeschools.net/inclinehs
FACEBOOK Incline High School
Incline Infinite Campus P

2. GOAL ONE: GRADUATE
Standard Diploma
Advanced Diploma
Honors Diploma P

3. Graduation Requirements
English credits
Mathematics credits
Science credits
World Geography/
AP Human Geography credit
US History credit
Amer. Gov’t credit
Arts/Hum./Occ credit
PE/ROTC credits
Health credit
Digital Thinking credit
Electives credits
Total credits Standard Diploma

4. Advanced Diploma CCR DIPLOMA 24 credits 4 years of math
3 years of science
No World Lang.
3.25 GPA weighted or un-weighted
MILLENIUM
SCHOLARSHIP
CCR DIPLOMA

5. Honors Diploma 24 credits 3.4 Weighted GPA 4 years math (Alg.2)
3 years science
2 from Bio/Chemistry/Physics
2 years foreign language
8 Honors Credits (full year)
No failures during Junior and Senior years.
STEM AND STEAM DIPLOMA (Plus one Science and one Art)

6. CAPSTONE DIPLOMA
ONE YEAR OF ADVANCED PLACEMENT SEMINAR AND A 3 ON THE TEST.
ONE YEAR OF ADVANCED PLACEMENT RESEARCH AND A 3 ON THE TEST
4 AP CLASSES/EXAMS IN THE HIGH SCHOOL YEARS.
NOT OPEN TO FRESHMEN

7. Endorsements on a Diploma
Seal of Bi-Literacy
Minimum of 2.0 GPA in English for four years
3 or higher on AP
1-4 on the ACTFL or AAPL exam
CTE Career and Technical Education Endorsement
3 years of a technical ed. Class
Pass the Career and College Readiness test.
Pass the assessment for the specific CTE test
3.0 in career courses
COULD MEAN AS MUCH AS 17 CREDITS FROM TMCC

8. Humanities Credit
All Art/Music/Drama (must be full year of the same discipline and in correct order)
All Industrial Arts courses or Foods
Foreign Lang. (third year and above)
AP Human Geography/Geography (if both are taken)
6th and 7th semesters of ROTC K

9. HSROTC
Meets PE & Health requirement with completion of 5 semesters. The 6th and 7th semester equals a humanity credit.

10. PE
2 credits of PE/HSROTC or approved equivalency are required for graduation.
1 credit may be waived with participation in sports (.5 per sport season)
Credit may be earned through Extended Studies office
Supervised Curriculum PE (SCPE)
PE Options
Waivers DO NOT give credit (just allow you to take something other than PE)

11. World Languages
2-4 years of same language required for some colleges. We offer:
French
Spanish
Yes, sign language is a foreign language.
Dual Credit is available through TMCC, WNC, SNC and UNR junior and senior years
Credit is also available through State approved classes.

12. Extended Studies -WCSD
SCPE – training for a competitive sport.
PE Options – classes at a gym
Work Experience – 160 hours = .5 credit
junior or senior years ONLY
Correspondence classes are available through WCSD
* NOTE; All out of school credit must be approved of through the Counseling or Administration offices. ALL CLASSES MUST BE COMPLETE BEFORE THE END OF THE DISTRICT’S SEMESTER; DECEMBER OR THE LAST WEEK OF MAY.

13. Dual Credit Opportunities
Junior and Seniors suggested but open to lower classmen.
Must get permission from Counselor
GPA for Seniors 2.5
GPA for Juniors 3.0
Must request transcript for certain vendors
Classes that are not a part of I.H.S.
.05 bump or .025
WORTH 1.0 high school CREDITS PER 3.O COLLEGE CREDIT
FERPA law prevents the school from monitoring (EXCEPT TMCC IF SIGNED UNDER THE SCHOOL).
NEED TO BE COMPLETE WITHIN THE SEMESTER.

14. Correspondence Not recommended for freshmen;
No more than one is suggested.
NOT recommended for Math, Science, and Foreign Languages.
Students must prove enrollment, by receipt.
Must be complete by the semester end.
Three Weeks past the semester ending, turns to an F if no transcript is given to the registrar.
The counselor cannot monitor the progress of any student unless the school, Incline, is added (BYU)
It is the parent’s responsibility to monitor progress and to order final. An agreement must be signed by both the student and parent.
BYU can no longer be used for the Computer Literacy requirement after August 1, 2019.

15. SUPPORTING YOUR FRESHMEN
BIOLOGY
MATH
HONORS ENGLISH
FRESHMEN SEMINAR
Language levels are determined by HS teacher
These four classes are not chosen by the student, they are recommended by their present teachers. There will be a writing prompt and their essays are evaluated by the same rubric and our English teachers FOR HONORS ENGLISH J

16. EMOTIONAL AND PHYSICAL NEEDS
SLEEP
TEENAGERS NEED BETWEEN 9 AND 10 HOURS OF SLEEP
Technology should not be available after bedtime.
COMMUNICATION
WITH YOUR STUDENT
COMMUNICATION ABOUT VALUES, BOUNDARIES, AND FAMILY RULES.
WITH THE SCHOOL
Give your child help with communicating with TEACHERS
COMMUNICATE with teachers
USE IC

17. Choices that you can help your student make…
1.) PE/ROTC
2.) DIGITAL THINKING AND HEALTH
3.) FINE ART OR A CAREER AND TECHNICAL CLASS
4.) SPANISH OR FRENCH

18. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL
EVERY CREDIT COUNTS TOWARDS GPA GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
7 CLASSES
THE ELECTIVES STILL HAVE REQUIREMENTS
TAKES PLANNING, ORGANIZATION AND TIME.
“F”, IT WILL NEED REPEATING.

19. GRADES
HIGH SCHOOL GRADES ARE BASED ON 1 CONTINUOUS SEMESTER. 9TH WEEK IS A PROGRESS CHECK, NOT A GRADE
MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADES ARE BASED ON 2 NINE WEEK QUARTERS AVERAGED TOGETHER A

20. ATTENDANCE Arrange vacations on non-school time.
Schedule appointments after school and non- school times.
Emphasize on time behavior/ 7:35
Tardies have consequences
Missed class time
Missed school information
Can affect grades
Detention is assigned after 3rd tardy

21. GPA
Both un-weighted and weighted cumulative GPA end up on the transcript.
Based on a 4.0 scale
A= 4
B= 3
C= 2
D = 1 (minuses do not count)
No credit is awarded for Fs; S or U grades do not effect your GPA.

22. GPA Show up Do the work Check Infinite Campus
Seek help from your teacher after school/ HOMEWORK CLUB
SNC Free Tutoring

23. College Credit AP Classes English 5-6,7-8 U.S. History
Calculus, AB or BC American Government
Advanced Biology French 7-8,
Advanced Chemistry Spanish 7-8, 9-10
Advanced Physics Human Geography
Advanced Portfolio Art
Environmental Science
Music Theory
Computer Science
Advanced Placement Seminar- Research
2 years for the Capstone Diploma

24. Millennium Scholarship
3.25 GPA
Graduate from NV High school
Resident for 2 years
4 MATH and 3 SCIENCE
Western UNDERGRADUATE Exchange WUE P

25. Volunteer Hours Not needed for graduation Verification Sheet to :
Important during scholarship consideration
Looks good on college/scholarship applications.
Turn in Volunteer
Verification Sheet to :
Mrs. Gebhardt

26. How do I prepare for College?
Earn an Honors or Advanced Diploma
Maintain the highest GPA you can
Strive for a (ABOVE)
Take lots of math & science
Take the PSAT as Junior
(National Merit Scholars Program)
Take the ACT/SAT (Spring /Jr year)
Earn community service hours
Begin looking at individual college
requirements and options early

27. Athletics in College File Forms with NCAA Clearinghouse NCAA.org
14 core curriculum classes
Contact your coach, Ms. Haddad, Mrs. Michael, or Mr. Reymer