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Graduation will be Saturday, June 18 , 2005Family Christian Academy's Graduation 2005 is offering Seniors more than ever before! Graduation will again be held at the acclaimed Opryland Hotel, Nashville, TN. A Magnificent Midnight Moon Celebration Dinner Cruise has been planned after the ceremonies. All FCA members, family and friends are encouraged to participate in this most joyous occasion. Schedule of Events Events information General Jackson Midnight Moonlight Cruise See information Commencement Speaker Sneak Peek Graduation Highlights Preview
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Graduation Requirements 1) Documentation of all of the classes taken and the grades and credits earned for each year of high schoolAny student who wishes to graduate at the end of their third year of high school and will turn eighteen before 9/1/05, must meet the above requirements and have ACT test results on file with a minimum score of 24. Any students who wish to graduate at the end of their third year of high school and does not turn eighteen before 9/1/05, must meet the above requirements and have Stanford achievement test scores administered by FCA for each of the last two years that reveal a stanine of 8 or higher. The student must also have taken the ACT test and earned a minimum score of 24. Any student who wishes to graduate at the end of the first semester of their forth year of high school must meet the above requirements and must have FCA administered Stanford Achievement test results on file for grades 10 and 11 that reveal a stanine of 7 or higher. Students must take the ACT test early enough so that the results will be in the FCA offices before May 1, 2005. It takes 4 to 6 weeks for the ACT grading facility to issue test results, therefore, students must take the test no later than the February , 2005 test date. If you would like information about registering for the ACT please click here www.act.org or call 404-231-7352. Our school code number is 431252. The graduation requirements of Family Christian Academy meet or exceed those of the state of Tennessee. Decisions about a student's eligibility to graduate early are made on a case by case basis. Having met one or more of the above requirements in no way guarantees that a student will receive their diploma before the end of their fourth year of high school. Requirements
for Graduation: 3....Bible
NOTE: Students are not limited to the minimum credits. Some students do NOT want to graduate with the minimum credits, some do. Some students want their transcripts fuller and richer with courses they love, or courses related to their chosen fields -- so, they add more credits. In such cases, students may greatly increase the value of their transcript, increasing the possibilities for scholarships, grants, and acceptance at more select colleges. All transcripts are compared to test scores. SPECIAL NOTE: See Tennessee Students Apprenticeship Program. There may be a short cut to a diploma for some of you. There are hundreds of choices to complete these credits. Some examples include the following: Bible 3 Credits English 4 Credits May include but not limited to: Grammar and Composition, Literature (American, British, Ancient, Modern, Biblical), Poetry, Creative Writing, Analysis of Literature, and hundreds more choices. Math 2 Credits Consumer Math, Career Math, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Drafting, Computer Aided Design (CAD), Accounting, Economics, General Math, Probability, Statistics, Business Math, Advanced Mathematics, and hundreds of other choices. Social Studies 1 Credit History (other than U. S. History) such as European, Economic, Ancient, Western Civilization, Military History of the World, History of the Western World, Old and New Testament Survey, Religion, Geography. May also include: Sociology, Economics, Management, Marketing, Law, Macro Economics and Micro Economics, and may more possibilities of your choosing. United States History 1 Credit America before 1877, America since 1877, History of the United States (Political, Economic, Military, Technological, Government, Religious), and hundreds of other choices. State Studies 1/2 Credit Each student must have a basic course in their state's history, growth, geography, products, climate, law, and relationship to other states. (Any such 1/2 year course taken in grades 6-12 qualifies.) Science 2 credits Earth Science, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Life Science, Physical Mechanics, General Technology and Mechanics, Anatomy, Physiology, Ecology, Nutrition, Psychology, Human Growth and Development, Maternal and Child Care, Human Behavior, Criminology, and hundreds more to choose from. Health 1/2 credit Anatomy, Physiology, Disease Processes, Pathology, Interpersonal Relationships, Addictions, Nutrition, Growth and Development, First Aid, Aging and Safety Certificates (Hunter Safety, CPR, CNA, etc), and many other specialties from which you may choose. Physical Education 1 credit Participation in physical fitness activities: aerobics, biking, ball games, swimming, hiking, skiing, skating, team sports, etc. Earning formal certificates also qualifies (Red Cross Life Saving, CPR, WSI, etc.). There are literally hundreds of options from which to choose to fulfill this credit. Fine Arts 1 credit Involvement in Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Art Appreciation, Music Appreciation, Formal instruction in music, art, or drama and debate; Participation in choirs, bands, orchestras, musical ensembles, drama or dramatic productions. Many activities may be combined to meet this requirement and it's your choice. Computer Skills 1/2 credit Basic computer skills should include keyboarding, opening applications, creating document, backing-up and storing documents, printing, copying documents, closing and storing documents, and the proper function and care of computer equipment. (Any 1/2 year course taken in grades 712 qualifies.) Electives 3 credits Courses may be selected from any of the above listings once the required credit in these areas has been earned. Other considerations: Foreign Languages, Practical Arts, Home Economics, Culinary Arts, Sewing, Woodworking, Automotives, Photography, and hundreds of other options are available for your choosing. We can advise you if needed. You may request a consultation for the price of $30.00 per hour. Min 1 hour. Generally 1 hour is sufficient. Dual Enrollment: Special High School credits may be earned for dual enrolled student (FCA and Community College).
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