The Honors College Prep Diploma program is designed to prepare students for the most demanding college or university work. Students will graduate with a locally developed Honors College Prep seal if they have earned a minimum of 15 HCP credits concentrated in at least three content areas. A content area concentration equals three units. Additionally, a student must have earned at least three HCP credits each year in grades 9-12. A student completing the program will be guaranteed ready for college. Students have to meet program criteria and have parental approval to enroll in the Honors College Prep Program.

The Vocational/Technical Preparatory Diploma is a program designed to prepare students to enter a post secondary vocational technical school or the work force. Students are encouraged to take electives in their vocational concentration. Technical Career Prep prepares students for a career by opening doors to post-secondary programs or the job market. Students may be eligible to attend a technical institute during their senior year and receive credit for both high school and tech school courses. A Tech Prep seal is available for students taking additional academic courses. Technical Career Prep "With Distinction" can be earned by taking one additional core course as an elective and attaining a GPA of 3.0 or above in core courses or 80 or above using a cumulative average.

The Dual Endorsement Program is a program of study leading to two diploma seals. Students completing the requirements of both College Prep and Technical Career Prep are awarded seals for both diploma types. This is a very demanding program and is a special achievement.

The College Prep Diploma

This program of study is designed to prepare students to enter a college or university. To earn this diploma, a student must receive 28 units (32 units possible). One unit equals one semester of study.
Students must earn:

• four units of English
• four units of math
• three units of science
• three units of social studies
• two units of foreign language (units must be the same language)
• one unit of computer technology
• one unit of health and physical education

The remaining 10 credits are used for elective courses. Advanced placement courses are recommended.

Technical Career Prep Diploma

This program is designed to prepare students to enter a post secondary vocational technical school or the work force. To earn this diploma, a student must receive 28 units (32 possible). One unit equals one semester of study.
Students must earn:

• four units of English
• four units of math (student must earn the equivalent of one year of Algebra)
• three units of science
• three units of social studies
• one unit of health and physical education
• four units of vocational/technical concentration  (three units must be in the same area: business management, engineering, and health & human services)
• one unit of computer technology, fine arts, vocational education, or foreign language

The remaining 8 credits are used for elective courses. Students are encouraged to take electives in their vocational concentration.

Students should check with their school and school counselor for evaluation of school credits and progress toward graduation.