*Third and fourth math choices: Transitional Math Ready, Algebra II, College Prep Quantitative Reasoning, Algebra III, Precalculus Pre-AP, Statistics, AP

Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, IB Math: Apps and Interpret I SL, IB Math: Apps and Interpret II SL, and NWACC College Algebra.

Comparable college courses may be substituted where applicable. Career Studies courses may also apply for math or science credits. See course

descriptions.

**AP US Government and Politics 1 (both semesters) may be substituted for the .5 credit of Civics. NWACC Government also qualifies. AP

Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics 1 (both semesters) must be completed to substitute for the .5 credit of Economics. NWACC Economics does

not qualify for this requirement.

***Courses that satisfy the Communications requirement include: Personal or Professional Communication, English I Pre-AP (taken on our campuses),

Debate 1, Forensics, and NWACC Public Speaking.

****Nonacademic electives are courses in athletics (when a course is repeated), physical education (beyond 1 credits), student aide, and the

shown as a “RC” (Recovered Credit). These classes are offered during the school day, as well as, night school

transcript with the first being shown as a “NC” (no credit). The retake grade will be used for GPA and class

Home schooled students whose parents’ domicile, as defined in AAA Rules, is within the Bentonville School

the student’s request to participate in the interscholastic activity before the signup, tryout, or

Beginning with the graduating class of 2019, Act 478 of 2017 requires that Arkansas public high school

students seeking a high school diploma pass a portion of the US Naturalization Test used by the US Citizenship

and Immigration Services. The test includes 100 questions. Students are required to correctly answer 60% of

the questions. If a student does not answer 60 questions correctly, the online test will revert to tutorial

lessons until the student can pass the test. Examples of the test can be accessed at https://goo.gl/s1gnCp .

bachelor’s level academic courses or technical credit courses (where applicable). Concurrent courses may be

course shows on the student’s current schedule and the student drops the course after the first two

Students who are not enrolled in our 100% Online Virtual School program must be enrolled for at least, and

no more than, 360 minutes of instruction (4 periods) per day or 7 classes per semester plus an advisory (Flex)

class. Athletes must schedule an athletic period that corresponds with each athletic program in which they are

participating if a period is offered.

least one Digital Learning course for credit while in high school (grades 9-12). English I, II, III, and IV

(resource, on-level, pre-AP, AP, and IB) in Bentonville Schools satisfy the digital learning requirements.

Learning may be practice or homework that is not a “first exposure” or “first attempt,” test/quiz,

12)> Academic Transcripts.

Students who have not fulfilled all disciplinary actions assigned during the semester prior to the day of