Academics

Planning your Schedule

Planning your schedule for high school requires yearly self-appraisal. You must examine your interests and goals. In order to select a program of study appropriate for future career and/or educational plans, it is necessary to use this guide. This guide lists requirements for graduation, course descriptions, and other pertinent information needed to plan a high school program of study.

The principal has the ultimate authority to change course placement decisions for all students. This booklet is to be taken home for the information of both student and parents. All course selection sheets must be approved and signed by student and parents. The student should return a completed and signed selection form to his or her counselor. The school reserves the right to schedule those students who fail to promptly return the selection sheet.

Check out our complete High School Course Catalog on the right-side menu to learn more our course options:

Early College
Electives
English
Fine Arts
Foreign Language
Mathematics
Recreation
Science
Social Studies
Special Education

College Credit Plus

College Credit Plus (CCP) allows students in grades seven through 12 to earn college and high school credits at the same time by taking courses at Tri-C. The program promotes rigorous academic pursuits and provides a wide variety of options to college-ready students. Courses taken through the CCP program are typically free, with no out-of-pocket cost for tuition, books or fees.

Participating universities/colleges :

Direct Admittance Program

Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C)

The Direct Admittance Program is a straightforward, student-friendly pathway that reflects a long-standing belief in access, opportunity, and hard work.

This program honors a simple idea that has always worked well: when doors are opened early and expectations are clear, students rise to the occasion.