Credit Retrieval

Students who have failed classes that are required for graduation will need to discuss with their counselor how to make up those classes before they can graduate. Options for credit retrieval include Night Academy (fall and spring), Summer School and Internet Courses.

Under some circumstances, courses in approved, accredited correspondence programs may be taken for credit to meet graduation requirements and/or minimum college admission requirements with prior counselor written approval.  Correspondence/Internet courses that require a school district proctor for the final exam will also require a $25.00 proctoring fee.  If courses are to count toward a senior’s graduation, a student must submit all work no later than June 1.  The most common reasons for correspondence and/or Internet coursework include: credit retrieval, foreign study, and health issues. 

Brigham Young University is an approved source for Internet courses:

BYU Independent Study Course Information