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Graduation Requirements

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

 To receive a diploma a senior must:

  Earn a score of 240 or higher on the English and Math MCAS exams.

  Earn a score of 220 or higher on the English and Math MCAS exam and fulfill the requirements of an Educational Proficiency Plan (EPP).

  Earn a score of 220 or higher on the Science and Technology Exam.

  Students who score below 218 on any exam must be enrolled in tutoring for that exam during the following school year and participate in re-test earns until a score of 220 or higher is achieved.

  Students on the EPP must show that they are making progress towards proficiency during their junior and senior year.

  Students on an EPP must participate in the spring MCAS/EPP testing held in March and April.

  Students on an EPP who score a 240 on the MCAS/EPP testing will have fulfilled the requirements of the Educational Proficiency Plan.

  Students who have not scored a 240 or higher must pass the course for which they are on the plan (English, Math, or both) and submit a signed Educational Proficiency Plan documenting their progress prior to being permitted to graduate.

  Complete all academic, technical program, & attendance requirements

  Obtain 315 credits (320 credits are offered)

  Pay all outstanding bills

  Complete all discipline requirements and assignments

  Fulfillment of state mandated MCAS requirements

  Pay their $20.00 class dues for every year they attend Nashoba Valley Technical High School

  Complete a senior project (research paper, product and presentation)

  Participate in five hours of community service per year for every year that they attend Nashoba Valley Technical High School

  Must take and meet physical education course requirements

 

TECHNICAL CERTIFICATION

To receive a technical certificate a senior must:

• Meet graduation requirements

• Successfully complete competency-based vocational curriculum.  If required curriculum has not been completed, a student must work in the trade for one year before a certificate is considered earned.

• Fulfillment of state mandated MCAS requirement.