EARLY GRADUATION: This is a plan for individual students seeking early graduation and not aligned with the requirements of Cheyenne High School's Accelerated Program of Study Early Graduation Program.

The administration and guidance staff of Cheyenne High School supports students who choose to pursue early graduation. Four years of high school instruction are very beneficial to academic and social development. However, there are circumstances when students do choose to complete graduation requirements ahead of their class. In order to facilitate a student’s personal choice to pursue early graduation, it should not come at the expense of other students. Students who wish to graduate early must have their request approved by the principal before the beginning of the last semester in which they will be in attendance. Students must begin the process by meeting with their counselor. Students who have not participated in taking all required exams (End of Course Exams and ACT) and/or cannot meet the CCSD 21st Century Course of Study expectations, will not be approved for early graduation.

Specifically, 11th grade students will not be promoted to 12th grade status until all required exams, including End of Course and ACT, are recorded by CCSD on the student's transcript and any out-of- school coursework is completed. Until this occurs, 11th grade students seeking early graduation, may not participate in any Senior activities. Consequently, early graduates may not meet the yearbook deadline to be pictured with the Senior class.

HIGH SCHOOL FOUR YEAR PLAN

This sheet was designed to help you choose your classes based on a four year plan.

HIGH SCHOOL THREE YEAR PLAN

This sheet was designed to help you choose your classes based on a THREE year plan