Achieving personal and academic goals is an easy process that happens overnight.

Everyone has strengths and skills that can help us be college and career ready.

students who graduate without an endorsement have the same opportunities as students who graduate with an endorsement.

Mary is interested in pursuing coursework in the Government and Public Administration career cluster. Which endorsement would be best for Mary?

students must graduate with the Distinguished Level of Achievement degree plan to be eligible for automatic admission into qualifying Texas colleges and universities.

Which graduation pathways can I choose from?

Which is an example of a career in the Stem pathway?

Which of these is NOT an example of a Public Service career?

How many endorsement areas are there?

How many credits do you need to graduate from high school in Texas

English, Math, Science, History

A certificate that shows you have completed High School successfully. In Texas, you are required to complete 26 credits and pass 4 end of course tests

Classes that you can take which grant both high school and college credit.

Grade Point Average - a calculated average of all your grades in all classes based on either a 4.0 or 15.0

A 2 year college degree

A plan that shows all the classes you will take during your 4 years of high school that will allow you to graduate on tine.

One UNIT of coursework .Example : a year long class like English 1 is ONE credit.a semester long class like Heath is 1/2 credit. You need 26 to graduate from High School.

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includes courses, programs, assessments, services, and supports that provide opportunities for students to demonstrate college and career readiness and earn postsecondary credit.

College-level coursework designed by the College Board that provides students the potential to earn college credit with a qualifying score on an AP exam

a unit of measure awarded for successful completion of a course

A student who completes, passes, and receives credit for three or more CTE courses for at least four or more credits (course selection must include at least one level three or level four-course).

A student who completes, passes, and receives credit for two more CTE courses for at least two credits within the same CTE Program of Study.

high level of academic achievement earned by going beyond the Foundation High School Program. It requires completion of a total of 26-course credits, including Algebra II, four credits in both math and science, and an endorsement. A student must earn this designation to be eligible for Top 10 percent automatic admission to a Texas public college or university.

Dual credit is a process by which a high school student enrolls in a college course and receives simultaneous academic credit for the course from both the college and the high school.

State-mandated tests given during the final weeks of a high school course. There are five EOC exams required to earn a diploma from a Texas public high school. The five exams are given when a student completes English I and II, Biology, Algebra I, and U.S. History

areas of specialized study. The areas include science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM); business and industry; arts and humanities; public services; and multidisciplinary studies,

The basic 22-credit graduation program for Texas public school students.

A certification is a validation that an individual possesses certain skills, usually related to an occupation and measured against a set of accepted standards. An occupation may have multiple certifications, with different levels of expertise. An individual earns a certification by successfully passing a test or battery of tests

Students may earn an additional acknowledgment on their transcripts for outstanding performance in areas such as dual credit courses bilingualism and biliteracy; and AP, IB, PSAT, ACT ASPIRE®, SAT, or ACT exams or by earning a state-, nationally-, or internationally-recognized business or industry certification or license.

State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness is the state-mandated test given annually to students in grades 3-8 and at the end of five high school courses.

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