| General Requirements for Graduation |
Trinity Catholilc High School offers a wide array of college preparatory, honors, and advanced placement course offerings aimed at preparing our students to excel at the college level upon graduation.
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION:
27 total credits
4 years English
4 years of Theology
3 years of Social Studies
3 years of Math (or completion of Algebra II)
3 years of Science (including Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
2 years of consecutive World Language (3 or more recommended)
1 year English writing
1 year Health/Public Speaking
1 year Fine Arts
**Recommended honors track is in italics. In order to excel at the honors level, it is important that students complete Algebra II by the end of grade 11.
GRADE 9
English 9 – World Literature I or Honors English 9
English Writing Seminar
Theology 9 – Scripture
Global Studies I – Africa, Asia, & the Middle East (ancient – present) or Honors Global Studies I
Biology
Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, or Geometry (based on Math Placement Test)
French I or Spanish I
GRADE 10
English 10 – World Literature II or Honors English 10
Theology 10 – Sacraments/Christology
Global Studies II – Europe & the Americas (ancient – present) or Honors Global Studies II
Chemistry
Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II (based on prerequisite)
French II or Spanish II
Health & Public Speaking (semester of each)
GRADE 11
English 11 – American Literature or Honors English 11
Theology 11 – Morality and Justice
US History or AP US History
Physics
Geometry, Algebra II, or Pre-Calculus (based on prerequisite)
French III or Spanish III (recommended)
Elective
GRADE 12
English 12 – British Literature or AP English
Theology 12 – Lives of Faith and Action/Vocations
Algebra II (required), Pre-Calculus, Calculus (based on prerequisite)
French IV or Spanish IV (recommended)
AP Biology
Elective, Elective
Christian Senior Service Project (4th quarter, full time requirement for all seniors)
ELECTIVE OFFERINGS
20th Century America
Government
Environmental Science
Advanced Computer Applications
Publications
Advanced Writing
Introduction to Drama
Advanced Drama
Studio Art I
Studio Art II
Choir
Independent Study (various discipline with administrative approval/faculty mentor)
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