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Clifton High School. Discovered Student Studies Program {1969 To 1970} {Original Program}

A high school "program of studies" is a comprehensive guide or catalog of all courses offered by a school, along with their descriptions, prerequisites, and graduation requirements. This document helps students and their families select courses to create a plan of study that meets academic requirements and supports post-graduation goals, whether that be higher education or a career. Key Components of a Program of Studies Course Offerings: A detailed list of all subjects available, from core subjects to electives. Course Descriptions: A summary of what each course covers and what students will learn. Graduation Requirements: The specific number of credits and types of courses (like English, math, science) students must complete to earn a diploma. Prerequisites/Corequisites: Information on prior courses needed before taking a certain class or courses that can be taken concurrently. Academic Programs & Pathways: Details about specialized programs such as Advanced Placement (AP) or International Baccalaureate (IB) courses, career and technical education (CTE) pathways, or dual enrollment options. Career & Technical Education (CTE) Pathways: Multi-year sequences of courses designed to integrate academic knowledge with occupational skills for career preparation. Grading Policies & Other Information: May include details on grading scales, information for student athletes regarding NCAA eligibility, and details about school counselor services. How Students Use the Program of Studies Understand Requirements: Students and parents review the document to learn what subjects and credits are required for graduation. Plan for the Future: They use it to select courses that align with their interests and prepare them for their desired college or career path. Consult with Counselors: Students typically meet with a school counselor to discuss their planned program of studies for the upcoming year, using teacher recommendations and student interest as guides. Make Course Selections: This guide is essential for choosing the right courses each year to build a cohesive academic schedule.