Graduation Requirements
Michigan Requirements
The Michigan Department of Education has made a document available describing the Michigan Merit Curriculum High School Graduation Requirements. The law regarding high school diplomas, credit requirements, personal curricula and annual reports can be found at the preceding link.
Local Resources
- Three Rivers High School Program of Studies
- Three Rivers Partnership Course Catalog
- Michigan Virtual Course Catalog
- Glen Oaks Course Selections (See your counselor for Dual Enrollment qualifications)
- TRHS Physical Education Requirement Waiver
Curriculum
Michigan Merit Curriculum
The Michigan Merit Curriculum is the result of an extraordinary partnership between the Executive Branch, State Board of Education, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Legislature, and numerous education associations MCL 380.1278a, MCL 380.1278b.
High School Graduation Requirements Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The FAQ webpage was designed to provide readers with additional information and clarification regarding the flexibility within the State graduation requirements. The FAQ webpage will be regularly updated as needed. For questions related to the Michigan Merit Curriculum, please contact the Educational Experiences Unit at 517-241-4285.
Three Rivers High School Program of Studies
Three Rivers High School Program of Studies
The Program of Studies at Three Rivers High School is a comprehensive guide detailing all the courses we offer. It serves as an invaluable resource for students, parents, and educators, providing detailed descriptions of each course, including prerequisites, content covered, and the skills students will develop. Whether you're planning your academic path, exploring new interests, or preparing for college and career opportunities, the Program of Studies is your roadmap to a successful and enriching high school experience.
MMC High School Graduation Requirements
- Mathematics:4 Credits
- Algebra I
- Geometry
- Algebra II
- One math credit in final year of high school
- English:4 Credits
- English Language Arts 9
- English Language Arts 11
- English Language Arts 10
- English Language Arts 12
- Science:3 Credits
- Biology
- Physics or Chemistry
- One additional Science Credit
- Social Studies:3.5 Credits
- U.S. History and Geography
- .5 credit in Civics
- .5 Credit in Economics
- .5 credit in Personal Finance
- World History and Geography
- Physical Education & Health: 4 Credits
- Visual, Performing & Applied Arts: 4 Credits
- World Language: 2 Credits
- Online Learning Experience
- Course, Learning, or Integrated Learning Experience
