Graduate High School

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Graduate High School

Learn about what is expected and needed to graduate from a SFUSD high school, and learn about what is needed to apply to University of California and California State Universities.

My Future in My Hands Guide

This guide was designed to answer questions that often arise during a student's high school journey and help provide basic information as students consider their college and career options. View updated A-G/Graduation Requirements below.
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SFUSD High School Graduation & Minimum University Admission Requirements

High School A-G/Graduation Requirements

High School A-G/Graduation Requirements- English

High School A-G/Graduation Requirements- Translated

 

*For more detailed information on UC admission requirements, visit https://admission.universityofcalifornia.edu/apply-now.html and https://www2.calstate.edu/apply for CSU requirements

More Graduation Resources

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SFUSD Graduate Profile

SFUSD Graduate Profile defines the knowledge, skills, dispositions, and behaviors SFUSD expects graduates to possess so they are prepared to thrive in life and career. All students will have personalized learning and development pathways.
On Track Grad Guide

SFUSD On Track Grad Guide

Use this guide to help students keep track of all the classes they will need to take, and the credits required to earn for a high school diploma and qualify for college.
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High School Credit Recovery

Access this website to learn about what options students have if they need credit recovery (received F grade in original course), course retake (to improve a D grade), or haven't taken a required course to graduate

This page was last updated on October 17, 2024