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Learn more about diploma requirements, including the High School and Beyond Plan as well as number of credits needed in each subject, in these two new handouts:

The Washington State high school diploma was developed to be flexible, meaningful, and achievable. 

 

• New: Washington Graduation Requirements Infographic for Students and Families (ADA Version)
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• New: Washington Diploma One Pager for Students and Families (ADA Version)
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  • Russian
  • Somali
  • Spanish
  • Vietnamese

Other resources for Families & Students:

• Ready Washington: This website includes resources developed by multiple organizations, in conjunction with families, to be used for other familes. (Ready Washington is a coalition SBE is a part of that includes more than 20 state and local agencies, associations, and advocacy organizations that believe every Washington student should graduate high school prepared for a successful future––on the education and career path they choose––and we offer tools and resources to support them on that path.)
• Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction: Graduation toolkit for parents and educators 
• Ready Set Grad: Higher education and planning resources for grades 6-12
• Washington’s Labor & Industries’ apprenticeship program tool
• Career Bridge: a searchable database of career educational requirements and anticipated salaries
• Career Connect Washington: searchable directory of career-based opportunities for students