Graduation Requirements

• 24 Credits to graduate

• Pass Washington State History (typically completed in Middle School)

• Pass a Graduation Pathway

• Complete a High School And Beyond Plan (see below)

What is a High School and Beyond Plan (HSBP)?

The HSBP is a process for students, parents, and teachers to guide students through high school and think about their future. Plans are personalized and designed to help students set, visualize, and work to achieve goals. It should also be used to help students ensure they are learning the skills necessary to reach their post-high school goals.

What is required for the HSBP?

• Identification of career goals aided by a skills and interest assessment

• Identification of educational goals

• A four-year plan for courses taken in high school that satisfies state and local graduation requirements and aligns with students' secondary and postsecondary goals.

• Options for satisfying state and local graduation requirements, taking into account academic acceleration, dual credit courses, Career and Technical Education programs, and graduation pathway options.

• Resume or activity log, that includes the student’s education, work experience, and community service.

• Evidence that the student has received information on federal and state financial aid programs that help pay for postsecondary programs.

How do I complete the HSBP?

Tenino High School students work on their HSBP through their advisory class. Each grade level works on components of the HSBP and presents their work to their parents and advisor at Student Led Conferences (SLC's) each spring. The HSBP is finalized their senior year.

Tenino High School uses the Homeroom High School And Beyond Plan app available to students through Clever on their Chromebooks.