Graduation Pathways and Requirements Explained for High School Students
Explore the two diploma choices available for graduating high school students - TOPS College University and Career JumpStart. Understand the criteria, enrollment process, and pathways associated with each option, along with essential diploma requirements and elective pathways. Discover how students can pursue various career fields while ensuring eligibility for higher education. Get all the necessary information to make informed decisions about your educational journey.
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Diploma Choices There are two choices for graduating: TOPS College University or Career JumpStart Students usually begin in the TOPS College University diploma. Students who plan to go straight from high school to a four-year college (Example: McNeese) or university should stay in this pathway. If a student chooses the Career JumpStart diploma a parent/guardian must meet with their student s counselor to sign into the JumpStart pathway. This is usually done by the end of the sophomore year. This diploma allows you to go to a technical school, a two-year college (Example: Sowela), cosmetology school, the military, or to enter the workforce. Students are still eligible to attend a four-year university but must take the required courses at a community/technical college before they will be admitted to the four- year university. More info at www.cpsb.org/Page/10036
What is JumpStart? Video Versions JumpStart Video for Parents: https://www.schooltube.com/media/What+is+Jump+StartF+%28parent+versio n%29/1_xb47i49v JumpStart Video for Students: https://www.schooltube.com/media/What+is+Jump+StartF+%28student+versi on%29/1_8qodu1z8
How does a student enroll in JumpStart? Parent/Guardian MUST schedule a meeting with the school counselor to sign JumpStart paperwork and discuss the Individual Graduation Plan. Paperwork cannot be sent home with student! Paperwork MUST be signed for student to be classified as a JumpStart student. Sophomores/Freshman G-M: Karen Sullivan karen.Sullivan@cpsb.org Juniors/Freshman N-Z: Lauren LaFleur lauren.lafleur@cpsb.org Seniors/Freshman A-F: Michelle Dunham michelle.dunham@cpsb.org
Career/JumpStart Diploma Requirements 4 English credits English I and English II required 4 Math credits Algebra I required 2 Science credits Biology required 2 Social Studies credits Civics and US History required 1 PE credits Health Ed. Credit 9 Electives must be in a selected area. Pathways on next slide Credentials are also required for graduation.
Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources Architecture & Construction Arts. A/V Technology & Communication Business Management 10 JumpStart Pathways Health Sciences Hospitality & Tourism Information Technology Law, Public Safety, Corrections, & Security Manufacturing Transportation, Distribution & Logistics
All Things JumpStart https://www.louisianabelieves.com/courses/all-things-jump-start
