AR 6146.11

Instruction

 

Alternative Credits Toward Graduation

 

Alternative means specified by the district for completing the prescribed course of study shall be made available to students, parents/guardians and the public.  (Education Code 51225.3)

 

Work Experience

 

Students may be granted up to 40 elective credits for work experience. (5 CCR 1635)

 

College Courses

 

The district shall grant credit toward high school graduation for coursework successfully completed at a community college or state college, provided that:  (5 CCR 1630)

 

1.         The student supplies an official transcript that lists the course for credit.

 

2.         The course subject is included in the high school course of study.

 

Private Instruction

 

A student shall receive credit toward high school graduation for private instruction under the following conditions:  (5 CCR 1631)

 

1.         The instruction entails fields and subjects included in the high school's courses of study and curricula.

 

2.         The student demonstrates his/her capabilities at the beginning and at the end of the period of private instruction by examinations given   under the school's supervision, thereby showing that he/she has made progress in learning satisfactory to the school.

 

Foreign Language Instruction

 

The district shall grant credit for foreign language studies successfully completed in an accredited and shall apply the credit toward meeting any foreign language requirement prescribed in the adult education program requirements for graduation.  (Education Code 51243-51245; 5 CCR 1632)

 

1.         The student submits a transcript or other documents from the previous school showing that the student successfully completed the course.

 

2.         The amount of credit sought equals at least one semester's work.

 

3.         The principal or designee determines that the student's achievement is equivalent to that expected of a student of comparable ability       taking the same or similar instruction in district schools.

 

 

Adopted: 10/13/99

Revised:  6/14/06