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Types of Diplomas
To meet the requirements for all diplomas, a student must have attained an approved attendance, conduct and subject matter record, which include a planned program of education.
The Regular Diploma will be awarded to students who:
· Earn the specified 22 units of credit (24 for Nashville School of the Arts; 28 for Hunters Lane High School) or satisfactorily completes an Individualized Education Program (IEP)
· Pass the TCAP Gateway exams in Algebra I, Biology I and English II
The Academic Honors Diploma will be awarded to students who:
· Earn the specified 22 units of credit (24 for Nashville School of the Arts; 28 for Hunters Lane High School) in the Scholars Program
· Attain an 85-92 average for the high school career
· Pass the TCAP Gateway exams in Algebra I, Biology I and English II
The Distinguished Scholars Diploma will be awarded to students who:
· Earn the specified 22 units of credit (24 for Nashville School of the Arts; 28 for Hunters Lane High School) in the Scholars Program
· Attain a 93-100 average for the high school career
· Pass the TCAP Gateway exams in Algebra I, Biology I and English II
The International Baccalaureate Diploma will be awarded to students who:
· Earn the specified 22 units of credit (28 for Hunters Lane High School) in the Scholars Program
· Earn a minimum of 24 points on culminating examinations in six subject areas
· Complete three core components: Extended Essay, Theory of Knowledge class and 150 hours of Creativity/Action/Service (CAS)
· Pass the TCAP Gateway Exams in Algebra I, Biology I and English II
The Certificate of Attendance will be awarded to students who:
· Earn 22 credits (24 for Nashville School of the Arts; 28 for Hunters Lane High School)
· Have not passed the TCAP Gateway exams in Algebra I, Biology I and English II
The Diploma of Specialized Education will be awarded to students who:
· Complete an Individualized Education Program
· Have not passed the TCAP Gateway exams in Algebra I, Biology I, and English