The state of Connecticut spends more on each student's education than the national average, while still keeping their student-to-teacher ratio at a below average level. These are just a few of the many reasons why students should be proud to be living in a state that prioritizes their education.
So what is needed to graduate? The following are the minimum requirements currently needed to get your diploma:
- Four credits of English
- 3.5 credits of social studies (Courses should include: Western Humanities, US History, Area Studies, American Government and additional elective)
- Three credits of mathematics
- Two credits of science
- 0.5 credits of technology/computer science
- Three credits of physical education and health (Taken all four years)
- Four credits of art (Distribution: Fine Arts, Practical Arts, Human Arts and World Language)
- Two credits of electives
Make the most out of your high school experience by completing or exceeding the state's requirements.