SEARCHSan Leandro High School (SLHS) – 9-12 grade comprehensive high school
Lincoln High School – serves credit-deficient students 16 years of age and older
San Leandro Adult School – for students who are 18 years of age and older (510-618-4420)
| Subject Area or Course | State of California | San Leandro High & SLVA | Lincoln High | San Leandro Adult School |
UC & CSU (All courses must be on UC Doorways) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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History-
Social Science
CDE: Three years of social science (including U.S. history and geography; world history, culture, and geography; one semester of American government; and one semester of economics) |
3 years
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3 years (30 credits)
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3 years (30 credits)
|
|
2 years
|
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English |
3 Years |
4 years (40 credits) |
4 years (40 credits) |
40 credits |
4 years |
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Mathematics |
2 years
1 year Algebra or equivalent required |
2 years (20 credits)
1 year Algebra or equivalent required |
2 years (20 credits)
1 year Algebra or equivalent required |
|
3 courses
(4 levels recommended) |
|
Science |
2 years
|
2 years (20 credits)
|
2 years (20 credits)
|
|
2 years
(3 years recommended) |
|
World Language/ American Sign Language) |
1 year WL
-OR- 1 year VAPA -OR- 1 year CTE |
1 year WL (10 credits) |
1 year World Language (10 credits)
-OR- Fine Arts |
Electives/
Fine Arts/
World Language/
Career Technical Ed/
Practical Arts
-OR- Work Experience – 29 |
2 courses
(3 levels recommented) |
|
Visual and Performing Art (VAPA) |
1 year VAPA (10 credits) |
1 year |
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Career Technical Education (CTE) |
1 year Technical Art (10 credits) |
1 year Practical/Technical Art (10 credits) |
N/A |
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Physical Education (PE) |
2 years |
2 years (20 credits) |
2 years (20 credits) |
N/A |
|
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Health |
N/A |
***(AB 329 Standards in Health & Safety Course) |
5 credits |
N/A |
|
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Electives |
N/A |
60 credits |
45 credits |
College – Career Readiness Course – 1 |
1 course
Any College Prep Elevtive |
|
TOTAL |
13 courses
(130 credits) |
220 credits |
200 credits |
140 credits |
15 courses
(150 credits) |
**Students can earn a passing score on the AP Exam or SAT II for a language other than English in lieu of taking a world language class. This will also meet the A-G requirement for a language other than English. Students who pursue this option will still need to meet the 220 credit minimum for graduation. Students who have IEPs should check in with their Case Manager regarding this requirement.