Guidance Office
Get Ready for the High School Assessment (HSA)!
Starting in 2009, students must pass all four high school assessment tests in Algebra, English, Biology and Government or obtain a combined score of 1602, to receive a high school diploma.

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Students and parents aim for a list of 8 to 12 schools that you would be happy attending. Include a mix of reach schools, 'good matches,' and safety schools. But remember – apply only to as many schools as you can submit well-prepared applications for. You'll get better results by applying to 6 schools with applications that reflect 100 per cent of your best effort than you will by applying to 12 schools with applications that each reflect 50 per cent of your best effort.
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Graduation Requirements
Starting in 2009, students must pass all four high school assessment tests in Algebra, English, Biology and Government or obtain a combined score of 1602, to receive a high school diploma.
In Prince George’s County, the following must be earned:
Earn a minimum of 21 credits which include
• 4 English
• 3 Mathematics (must include algebra & geometry)
• 3 Social Studies
• 3 Science (must include Biology)
• 1 Fine Arts
• 1 Technology Education
• 1/2 Physical Education
• 1/2 Health
Plus
• 2 Foreign Language
Or 2 Advanced Technology
Or complete a state-approved Career Technology Program
• Attend high school for a minimum of 4 years, unless on approved option
• Complete 36 hours of Service Learning
Or complete a locally-developed program approved by State Superintendent of Schools
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University of Maryland Programs
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