Vista Murrieta High School Requires:

A minimum of 230 credits is selected from within the following disciplines of study: 

• Area A Social Science: 3 years required equaling 30 credits towards graduation.
• Area B English: 4 years required equaling 40 credits towards graduation. 
• Area C Mathematics: 3 years required equaling 30 credits towards graduation. Student must pass Algebra I
• Area D Science: 3 years required equaling 30 credits towards graduation. Students must take and pass 1 course from the physical sciences, 1 course from the life sciences, and 1 course in either area.
• Area E- L.O.T.E (language other than English): 1 year required equaling 10 credits towards graduation
• Area F Visual & Performing Arts: 1 year required equaling 10 credits towards graduation
• District & State Requirements Health & Computers/Careers: 1 semester of Health, 1 semester of Computers & Careers required equaling 10 credits toward graduation
• District & State Requirements Physical Education: 2 years required, equaling 20 credits towards graduation

 

District Requirements Electives: 5 Courses are required, equaling 50 credits towards graduation. Electives are any combination of a yearlong or semester course not from the disciplines listed above, or any combination of a yearlong or semester course above and beyond the minimum requirements in the above disciplines. Please refer to the student handbook if you are in need of further clarification.

Students are highly encouraged to plan for their future by completing an Individual Learning Plan. Students should meet with their counselor every semester to check on progress towards graduation, and post high school educational goals. Individual Learning Plan

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Community Service: Murrieta Valley Unified Students must also complete 40 hours of community service for  a non-profit organization prior to their designated graduation date. - This requirement has been adjusted.

Community Service Form

FAFSA/CADA

FASA/CADAA Senior Presentation

State legislation was passed (AB 469) that requires all California seniors, beginning with the 22-23 academic school year, to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid(FAFSA) or CA Dream Act Application(CADAA)

Completing a FAFSA or CADAA provides access to students and their families to various financial aid options to make informed decisions about pursuing post-secondary educational options and allows students to be considered to receive:

• Federal Aid (FAFSA applicants only)
• State Aid (FAFSA/CADAA applicants)
• Cal Grant programs (various)
• Middle-Class Scholarship
•  CA Chafee Grant – Foster Youth
• Institutional Aid, ex. Scholarships, Work Study
• Student Loans

Grade Level Projects 

Junior Reflective Task

Senior Culminating Project