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Twin Rivers Unified School District

Graduation Requirement

Class of 2021-Summer School

Class of 2021-RLHS

Class of 2021-PHS

Class of 2021- HHS

Class of 2021-NVHS

Class of 2021-GHS

Class of 2021-FHS

Class of 2021-KHS

Class of 2021-CCAA

Class of 2021-adult ed

graduation requirements chart with grad caps


Please refer to the for list of courses and electives offered.





ELECTIVES - 65 CREDITS

ELECTIVES - 65 CREDITS

  • Required during grades 9-12; classes may be selected from course offerings in any department. 

ENGLISH - 40 CREDITS

ENGLISH - 40 CREDITS

(Education Code 51225.3)
  • Eight semesters in English shall include two semesters in the following courses: ELA 9, ELA 10, ELA 11, ELA 12
  • English Language Development (ELD) courses for English Language Learners can substitute for a maximum of one course per year. (cf. 6142.91) 

HEALTH - 5 CREDITS

HEALTH - 5 CREDITS

  • One full semester of health class

MATHEMATICS - 30 CREDITS

MATHEMATICS - 30 CREDITS

(Education Code 51225.3)
  • Two semesters shall meet or exceed state academic content standards for Algebra I (Education Code 51224.5)
  • Four semesters of math in addition to Algebra/ Integrated Math 1
PHYSICAL EDUCATION - 20 CREDITS

PHYSICAL EDUCATION - 20 CREDITS

(Education Code 51225.3)
  • Two semesters in PE course 1
  • Two semesters in PE course 2 or 3 (Unless the student has been otherwise exempted pursuant to other sections of the Education Code).
The principal of alternative schools has the option to waive up to 10 credits of Physical Education, excluding grade 9 Physical Education.

SCIENCE - 20 CREDITS

SCIENCE - 20 CREDITS

(Education Code 51225.3)
  • Two semesters in a biological science
  • Two semesters in a physical science

VISUAL/PERFORMING ARTS/FOREIGN LANGUAGE - 10 CREDITS

VISUAL/PERFORMING ARTS/FOREIGN LANGUAGE - 10 CREDITS

(Education Code 51225.3)
  • Two semesters in visual and performing arts or foreign language

SOCIAL STUDIES - 30 CREDITS

SOCIAL STUDIES - 30 CREDITS

(Education Code 51225.3)
  • Two semesters of United States history
  • Two semesters of world history
  • One semester course in American government and civics
  • One semester course in economics