what are the requirements to graduate from a high school in Denver,Colorado?
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A normal semester lon class is 5 credits. Thus\n\nPE 10 credits\nAlgebra 10 credits\nEnglish 40 credits (this includes English classes that are required such as American Literature) \nAmerican history 10 credits. \nAmerican Government 5 credits. \nSocial Studies 20 credits\nAlgebra 10 credits\nMathematics 20 credits\nBiology 10 credits\nScience 20 credits
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So that you can graduate
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Minimum Qualifications:\n\nUS Citizen\n4 year degree( to be COMPETETIVE, it needs to be in a Hard science Major with a 3.5 or better GPA)\nmust show proven Leadership skills by being an Officer in school clubs(high school and college)\nVolunteer.\nSports are also a plus.  this doesn't have to be in Team sports through school.  This can be thorugh other organizations like Little league or the neighborhood soccer club.  \nMust meet all other moral and medical qualifications:  No drugs, no legal troubles, that sort of thing.\n\nways to become an Officer:\n\nIf you are a sophomore in High School, start the application process NOW for Annapolis if you want to matriculate right after you graduate.  otherwise, you could end up waiting a few semesters.\n\nROTC through College.\n\nOCS if you already have the 4 year degree.  \n\nEnlist and then try for STA-21, a program where the Navy sends you to college full time to get your degree and still get all pay and bennies of being AD Navy.  very hard to get, easier if you already have a couple of years of college under you belt( you basically have to get a 4 year degree in three years)
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No. Usually the minimum education requirement is a high school diploma. However, officers who advance in ranks, or provide more advanced skills and services, have some college or university diploma or degree in addition to their police academy training.
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You need to go to a 4 year university and major in elementary education.  If your high school has a teacher academy for students, you could enroll in that.  That would give you a head start, and may count towards some of your college classes.
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contact the county schools office in your area to find out what the requirements are.  If you are qualified, have them list your name on their sub lists.  It would be a good idea to also contact the city schools in your area and ask them to put you on their sub list. (because the county doesn't always send their lists to the city offices.)
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I think you have to be 18 to take the GED. But you can take the California High School Proficiency Exam.
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no, you have to have at least a ged, age is 18 minimum
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it depends on what state you want to teach in.  all of their criteria are different.  look for the website of the state department of education for whatever state you want.  they will list their requirements.  at the minimum you will have to take some tests and then receive an emergency credential.  (you will have to then fufill more requirements to get a clear credential).  at the most you will have to start all over and get the appropriate credential.  it depends how desperate the state is.  i teach in southern california, and believe me, they're desperate down here.
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The GED or at home high school is your  best bet right now... you have goal in mind\nhere is a link.. but look for at home high school diploma programs.. you can usually finish them very quickly
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- Colorado...?\n- Denver...?\n- If not then click the below link for more references.\n- all the best\n-----------
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go to denver.com//assess
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that really depends on several factors including\n\n* how long youve been out of high school\n* how well you did when you attended\n* how well you prepare ( lots of books/sample tests available in the library/online\n\nhope this helps - good luck
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In order to get a GED you must do whatever your state requires usually the requirement involves taking tests and passing them in  Math, English, Science, and Social Studies, but you can only take them if you are 18 years old or older. Both my children due to health and mental problems chose non-traditional ways to finish high school. My son chose the GED route and passed all tests the first time around at age 19. My daughter home schooled the last two years of high school, but I had to get a state license to home school so that she would be able to get a  high school diploma through the home school program. Colleges accept this method however you must present through essays or home school transcripts proof that you have an education. Best of luck in what ever you choose to do.
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Contact the Department of Education in Lansing. They will be glad to send you the requirements, which, as you know, vary from state to state. Good luck.
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GED\nEligibility: Students who take the GED exams must not be enrolled in or graduated from high school, must be over the age of sixteen, and must meet other state requirements. \n\nRequirements: The GED is awarded when a student passes a series of tests in five academic subjects. In order to pass each test, the student must score higher than 60% of the sample set of graduating seniorsGenerally, students need to spend a considerable amount of time studying for the exams. \n\nLength of study: Students are not required to take traditional courses in order to earn their GED. The examinations take seven hours and five minutes cumulatively. Students may need to take preparation courses in order to get ready for the exams. However, this is not mandatory.\n\nReception at the office: The majority of employers hiring at entry-level positions will consider a GED score as comparable to an actual diploma. A small number of employers will consider the GED inferior to a diploma. If a student continues school and receives a college degree, his employer will probably not even consider how he completed his high school education.\n\nReception at the college: Most community colleges admit students who have received a GED. Individual universities have their own policies. Many will accept students with a GED. However, some colleges will not view it as equivalent to a diploma, particularly if they require specialized courses of study for admittance. In many instances, a traditional diploma will be viewed as superior.\n\nHigh School Diploma\nEligibility: Laws vary from state to state, but most schools will permit students to work on completing their high school diploma at a traditional public school for 1-3 years after they turn eighteen. Special community schools and other programs often provide older students the opportunity to complete their work. School diplomas do not generally have minimum age requirements. \n\nRequirements: In order to receive a diploma, students must complete coursework as dictated by their school district. Curriculum varies from district to district.\n\nLength of study: Students generally take four years to complete their diploma.\n\nReception at the office: A high school diploma will allow students to operate in many entry-level positions. Generally, employees with diplomas will earn significantly more than those without. Students who wish to advance in a company may need to attend college for additional training.\n\nReception at the college: Most students admitted to colleges have earned a high school diploma. However, a diploma does not guarantee acceptance. Factors such as grade point average, coursework, and extracurricular activities will weigh into admissions decisions
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In schools I know, you'd need no particular formal education.  High school graduation would not be necessary.  You'd need to be good with kids, patient, well groomed, pass a criminal record check, and the same kind of skills you'd need to work in a restaurant kitchen or cafeteria.  Most of the training for such jobs happens after you get the job as each situation is different.  Previous experience in a school lunch room would be considered an asset.