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The student's Graduation Track must be declared no later than September 15 of the third high school year.
24 Credit College Prep Track
For those students desiring to go on to college.
| English | 4 credits | To include writing, grammar, literature etc. |
| Math | 3 credits | One must be Algebra I or higher. |
| Social Science | 3 credits | World History 1 credit, U.S. History 1 credit, Economics ½ credit, Government ½ credit |
| Science | 3 credits | Need two lab components. |
| Physical Education | 1 credit | |
| Fine Arts | ½ credit, *1 credit | *1 credit needed beginning with students entering 9th in 2008. |
| Vocational Education | ½ credit* | *N/A beginning with students entering 9th in 2008. |
| Life Management | ½ credit* | *N/A beginning with students entering 9th in 2008. |
| Electives | 8 ½ credits | Mostly academic - no more than two in any single non-academic field. 4 of which should be in the student’s Major Area of Interest (MAI). *8 credits beginning with students entering 9th in 2008.. |
| Foreign Language | 2 credits** | **Not required for diploma. However 2 credits of the same language to enter a 4-year college; otherwise, N/A |
24 Credit General Academic Track
For those students who are not college bound.
English | 4 credits | To include writing, grammar, literature etc. |
Math | 3 credits | Any high school level math. |
Social Science | 3 credits | World History 1 credit, U.S. History 1 credit, Economics ½ credit, Government ½ credit. |
Science | 3 credits | Need two lab components. |
Physical Education | 1 credit | |
Fine Arts | ½ credit, *1 credit | *1 credit needed beginning with students entering 9th in 2008. |
Vocational Education | ½ credit* | *N/A beginning with students entering 9th in 2008. |
Life Management | ½ credit* | *N/A beginning with students entering 9th in 2008. |
Electives | 8 ½ credits | Mostly academic - no more than two in any single non-academic field. *8 credits beginning with students entering 9th in 2008. |
24 Credit Track - Vocational Emphasis**
| English | 4 credits | To include writing, grammar, literature etc. |
| Math | 3 credits | Any high school level Math courses |
| Social Science | 3 credits | World History 1 credit, U.S. History 1 credit, Economics ½ credit, Government ½ credit |
| Science | 3 credits | Need two lab components |
| Physical Education | 1 credit | |
| Vocational Education | 4 credits | Four minimum in single, specific vocational program |
| Life Management | ½ credit | |
| Fine Arts | ½ credit | |
| Electives | 5 credits | Elective credits may be split between academic and vocational. Vocational credits may be a continuation of the field above or a second vocational pursuit. |
**Available through dual enrollment with IRSC to OPS students in the 11th and 12th grades. Preparations for specialized vocational programs with IRSC may begin in 10th grade.