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A	(86-100%) Excellent or Outstanding Performance in relation to learning outcomes.
B	(73-85%) Very Good Performance in relation to learning outcomes.
C+	(67-72%) Good Performance in relation to learning outcomes.
C	(60-66%) Satisfactory Performance in relation to learning outcomes.
C-	(50-59%) Minimally Acceptable Performance in relation to learning outcomes.
I	No demonstration of minimally acceptance performance in relation to learning outcomes in this reporting period.
F	No demonstration of minimally acceptance performance in relation to learning outcomes for the course.
W	Student has withdrawn from the course.
SG	Standing Granted. Acceptance level of performance though normal requirements not completed.
TG	Transfer Granted. Standing is granted based on records from an institution other than a school.
RM	Requirements Met (for use with Graduation Transition only)

80 Credits over Grades 10, 11 and 12, total of 48

– Language Arts 10 (4 credits)*

– Language Arts 11 (4 credits)*

– Language Arts 12 (4 credits)*

– Social Studies 10 (4 credits)

– Social Studies 11, Civic Studies 11 or B.C. First Nations Studies 12 (4 credits)

– Math 10 (4 credits)*

– Math 11 or 12 (4 credits)*

– Science 10 (4 credits)

– Science 11 or 12 (4 credits)

– Planning 10 (4 credits)

– Physical Education 10 (4 credits)

– Fine Arts and/or Applied Skills 10, 11 or 12 (4

*one course from a number of options

Students must also complete:

– Four Graduation Transition assessment credits, and a minimum of 28 elective credits.

– An unlimited number of credits from Board of Independent School Authority, authorized or post-secondary electives may count toward graduation.

– A minimum of 16 credits from either Ministry or Board Authority authorized or post-secondary courses are required at the Grade 12 level.

– Five Graduation Program exams: a Language Arts 10, a Science 10, a Math 10, a Social Studies 11 or 12, and a Language Arts 12.

20 credits in the secondary system or 5 courses in the post-secondary system including the following:

– Language Arts 12 (4 credits)* or

– A provincial or post-secondary level English course

– Math 11 or 12 (4 credits)* or

– An advanced or provincial or post-secondary level Mathematics course

AND EITHER

Option 1

– Three 4-credit Grade 12-level Ministry Authorized courses, including External Credential Courses or

– Three additional courses at the provincial or post-secondary level

Option 2

– Social Studies 11 (4 credits)

– BC First Nations Studies 12 (4 credits) or

– Civic Studies 11 (4 credit)

AND

– Two 4-credit Grade 12-level Ministry Authorized courses, including External Credential Courses

*one course from a number of options

Courses and credits can be counted from the BC School System and/or the College ABE Program

Students that need a transcript can use the Ministry of Education’s website located here.