Academies of Louisville
The academies at Pleasure Ridge Park High School allow students to connect what they are learning in the classroom to the real world through a subject that interests them. The academies offer a new kind of educational experience - a shift from traditional techniques and environments to deeper learning and transition readiness for college, career and life. Every student receives a personalized experience within a supportive environment. Each academy has a dedicated principal, counselor and a core group of teachers. The academies provide a foundation for students to learn academics through the lens of a career theme. All freshman will be a part of the freshman academy and complete the career seminar course to make their decision on which academy and pathway they choose to pursue. The academies and pathways PRP offers are below.
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Graduation Requirements
Students must earn 22 credits to graduate
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English 1 (1) |
Health (.5) |
Algebra 1 (1) |
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Visual and Performing Arts (1) |
Integrated Science 1/1A or Physics (1) |
Survey of Soc. Studies |
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Also if you plan on Graduating with an Honors or Advanced Program diploma you must acquire the following to graduate:
**2 credits / years of foreign language is required to go to college regardless of your program of study or diploma.
Honors Program
1. 13 of the 22 credits above must be Honors level (2 of which must be taken during your senior year)
2. 2 credits of your electives must be a Foreign Language (2 years of the same language)
3. Must have a cumulative Grade point average of 2.5 or higher.
Advanced Program
1. 12 of the 22 credits above must be Advance Level (2 of which must be taken during your senior year)
2. 2 credits of your electives must be a Foreign Language (2 years of the same language)
3. Must have a cumulative Grade point average of 2.5 or higher.
Academic Grades
The assignment of letter grades for regular education classes will be based on the following numerical averages:
A | 90-100% |
B | 80-89% |
c | 70-79% |
D | 60-69% |
U | Below 60% |