Gateway Family Church

Graduation Requirements

 

 

We have carefully designed our program to meet or exceed all IL standards. We are registered with the IL State Board of Education and are continuing our membership with the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) for next year. We are currently candidates for regional accreditation through Advanc-Ed. Our program is college preparatory and will meet the standards required by most colleges and universities. Our program has the flexibility for students to direct their courses in their final two years toward their college and/or career goals.

 

 Our courses have been designed to provide a challenging but flexible curriculum. We feel you will find that students will receive a well rounded education at GLCA. All GLCA classes are taught from a Christian perspective. Each student in our high school will have access to a certified school guidance counselor to help develop an educational plan to best fit his or her abilities and goals.

 

Graduation Requirements: (subject to vary or change, with notice to students)

                       

English                                     4 credit hours

Social Studies                          3 credit hours

Bible                                       2 credit hours

Science                                   3 credit hours, with labs

Math                                       3 credit hours

Fine Arts                                 1 credit hour

Foreign Language                    2 credit hours

Economics                               ½ credit hour

Computer Application              ½ credit hour

Physical Education                   2 credit hours

Health                                      ½ credit hour

Public Speaking                        ½ credit hour

Electives                                   3 credit hours (minimum)

 

A minimum of 25* credits are required to graduate. (*Students graduating in 2015 will need 28 credit hours)

A US and an IL Constitution Test must be passed.

Driver's Education is arranged through student's local district or a private teaching facility.

Vocational options may be available for interested students.

Students over the age of 16 may take classes at their local community college as part of our Dual Enrollment.