Academics

Academic Resources

Use these resources to support your academic planning, growth, and progress tracking.

Graduation Requirements

Know exactly what it takes to earn your diploma and learn about diploma designations. Remember that while 2 years of foreign language courses are not required for high school graduation, they are required for admission to a 4-year college or university.

View Graduation Requirements

National Honor Society Tutoring

Students can meet with a National Honor Society students for any subject. Tutoring is offered Tuesdays in the Media Center, but individual tutors can also set up additional dates and times.

Curriculum Guide

Your official roadmap for every course decision. Browse available classes by department, understand prerequisites, and plan a schedule that aligns with your goals and graduation timeline.

Course Planners

Stay on top of your academic planning year by year. This tracker helps you map completed credits and upcoming requirements and Xello also has a course planner function.

School Profile

Understand what sets our academic program apart. The school profile gives colleges and partners a clear picture of our curriculum rigor, grading scale, and the opportunities available to students.

Transcript Requests

Need your official academic records for college applications, scholarships, or transfers? Follow the steps in this guide to request transcripts quickly and make sure they arrive when it matters most.

AP Capstone Diploma

The AP Capstone Diploma is a College Board program that equips students with the skills to think critically, solve problems, and communicate effectively. By completing AP Seminar, AP Research, and four additional AP courses, students can earn the prestigious AP Capstone Diploma — a powerful distinction recognized by colleges and universities nationwide AND an alternative method to qualify for the Florida Bright Futures Scholarship.