Understanding Graduation Plans

The Graduation Plan is a student’s personalized path to graduation and available

from the Quick Links area on the landing page. Access Graduation Plans on
demand to review progress toward graduation!

View Progress at a Glance: Breaking Down Requirements by Subject:

Use the Credit Summary at the top of the By Year view to Use the By Subject view to see a breakdown of credits earned and
review progress toward graduation. still needed for each subject. Keep in mind that each subject must
• Credits Required shows the number of credits that must be fulfilled to satisfy all requirements and earn a diploma.
be attained to graduate.
• Credits Earned shows the total credits that have been
completed as of the last grading period.
• Credits Needed to Graduate shows the number of credits
left to complete before graduation.
• % Complete shows total credits earned, as of the last
grading period, divided by total credits required.
• NOTE: Credits Earned – Not Counted and Credits Needed
are for school use only.

Subject Details:
Below the subject summary, you can see a list of credits by
subject.
Credits by Year: • Review each subject category to view the count of the
Use the By Year view to see a breakdown of credits earned, in credits.
progress, and planned (Not Started) for each year. • Once the course is passed, anything with a star icon will count
• Earned credits shows courses that have been completed as an earned credit.
and count toward the graduation requirements.
• In Progress credits show courses that are currently being
taken; credits listed will only be earned after passing the
course.
• Not Started credits show upcoming courses that you will
need to complete.

Beyond the Credits:

Understanding the Colors:
Each credit on the plan is color-coded based on the status of
that credit, showing either a Not Started, In Progress,
Completed Passed, or Completed Failed state.
The graduation plan also tracks progress on items that go beyond
course/credit requirements but are just as important.
• The Additional Requirements section highlights progress and
serves as a reminder for outstanding items.
• Pay close attention to those marked as Required, as these
must be completed to graduate.