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SCHEDULING �2026-27 SCHOOL YEAR

Class of 2028

Current 10^th grade

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Ms Fawaz

Ms Nasser

Mr Darwish

Mr Rashad

Ms Dakhlallah

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ARE YOU ON TRACK TO GRADUATE?

23 credits are required for graduation.

Transfer students may have increased credit requirements based on the number of transfer credits.

12 credits are required to be classified as a Junior.
If you’ve lost credits due to a failing grade or attendance, you may not be classified as a junior next year. Meet with graduation specialist to discuss night school or summer school options.

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	9	9	10	10	11	11	12	12
Language Arts	Lang Arts 1	Lang Arts 2	Lang Arts 3	Lang Arts 4	Lang Arts 5	Lang Arts 6	Lang Arts 7	Lang Arts 8
Social Studies	World History 1 �	World History 2	US History1	US History 2	US Economics	US Gov’t
Science	Biology	Biology	Chemistry or Physics	Chemistry or Physics	Elective Science	Elective Science
Math	Algebra 1	Algebra 1	Geometry	Geometry	Algebra 2	Algebra 2	Senior Year Math	Senior Year Math
PE/Health	P.E. 9	P.E. 9	World Language	World Language	World Language	World Language
VPA Computer Electives

Educational Development Plan

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS – �LANGUAGE ARTS

Language Arts - Required (4 years) LA 1 - LA 8

Language Arts 3, 4🡺

611050 621060 Language Arts 5, 6 OR

611680 621680 AP LANG

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS - MATH

4 Years Math

Required:

Algebra 1
Geometry

- Algebra 2

4^th year of Math – AP Pre-Calculus, Trig/Precalc, Calculus, College Concepts, Statistics, Accounting, Personal Finance

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS - SCIENCE

3 years of Science

Required:

Biology – 9^th grade
Chemistry or Physics– 10^th grade
Elective Science: Forensic Science, Anatomy and Physiology, AP Chemistry, AP Bio, AP Physics, AP Environmental Science, MBCC courses

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS – �SOCIAL STUDIES

3 years of Social Studies

Required:

World History
US History OR AP US History
Government (1 semester)
Economics (1 semester)
AP GOV or AP ECON

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS - TECHNOLOGY

Computer Application - .5 credit

(1 semester)

Can be from Middle School (C or higher)

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS – �PHYSICAL EDUCATION

2 semesters of PE required. One has to have Health in it.
Marching Band (2 seasons) will fulfill 1 semester of PE Athletics (2 seasons) will fulfill 1 semester of PE
PE Health 10-12
Sports Tech (football players only)
Aerobics/ Weights (male and female)
Life Sports (only females)
Team Sports ( Variety of sports)
Rec Sports ( Racquet sport - volleyball/basketball)
Power Sports (Training & Conditioning, only male)

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS - ART

1 year art electives

Many choices available:

Any Art class – 2-D Art, Jewelry, Ceramics, Photo, etc..
Wood Tech
Studio Productions
Chorus
Piano
Film Study
Movie Making
Yearbook
Journalism
Food
Computer Science/Coding
MBCC

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GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS – �WORLD LANGUAGE

Required:

2 years of the SAME Foreign Language (Arabic, French, Spanish, German, American Sign Language)

1 year of World Language and 2 years of Fine Art credits

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DUAL ENROLLMENT - 11th or 12th Grade

Classes at Henry Ford College
May not have failed any classes at Dearborn High or HFC.
MUST HAVE 3.0 Cumulative GPA
Must take the Accuplacer at HFC for placement
A list of classes is available for students to choose from
Must have your own transportation
Dual Enrollment class replaces elective class at Dearborn High
The cost of the textbook is the student responsibility
You must adhere to all deadlines
Dates TBD

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ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES

AP Courses may count as college credit (FREE college class)
AP classes make a student stand out in the competitive college application process
Nationally recognized by Universities
Based on 5.0 scale
One year commitment
Summer work involved
Last day to drop is TBA
This is what colleges look for!

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AP COURSES OFFERED

AP Language (11^th Grade)
AP Literature and Composition (12^th grade)
AP Calculus
AP Statistics
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics
AP Environmental Science
AP US History
AP Government
AP Econ
AP Psychology
AP Human Geography - 9th
AP Art

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New Classes for 26/27:

Astronomy: Space exploration
Community Service
Sports Officiating
Literature/Philosophy: critical thinking course that explores values and purpose.
Humanities: combines literature, history, philosophy, and the arts to explore the human experience, culture, and thought
Mythology/Epics: Analysis of themes, archetypes, and motifs across Greek, Roman,and world mythologies.