Graduation Requirements
Graduation Requirements
Planning for graduation is an important part of every student’s high school journey. This page provides tools, resources, pathway opportunities, and district policies to help students and families understand what’s needed to earn a Boise School District diploma.
Explore four-year planning tools, course and credit requirements, CTE Pathways, the Seal of Biliteracy Pathway, Math Pathways, available learning opportunities, and key district policies—all in one place. These resources are designed to keep students on track, personalize their learning, and support informed decisions about college, career, and life beyond high school.
We encourage families to review these materials regularly and work with school counselors to build a plan that aligns with each student’s goals, interests, and future plans.
CTE Pathways
CTE Pathways help students explore careers, gain hands-on skills, and prepare for college and future opportunities.
Seal of Biliteracy Pathway
The Seal of Biliteracy Pathway recognizes students who demonstrate strong skills in English and another language.
Math Pathways
Math Pathways help students choose courses that support their goals for graduation, college, and future careers.
All Available Learning Opportunities
Available Learning Opportunities provide students and families with course descriptions and program options across the Boise School District.
Related Board Policies
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Graduation Requirements (Board Policy #2640)
The Board is committed to maintaining a rigorous core curriculum and student performance standards designed to promote student achievement. The goal is to prepare all graduates of the District to be contributing members of society. The Board believes that these high school graduation requirements are an important component of its commitment to students.
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Early Graduation (Board Policy #2643)
Any high school student who successfully completes the graduation requirements established by the State and the District prior to completing eight semesters of high school work, may petition the Board to graduate early.
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Graduation Ceremony (Board Policy #2644)
Students must complete all graduation requirements prior to the graduation ceremony in order to participate in the graduation ceremony. The Superintendent or designee may waive this requirement in extenuating circumstances.
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Required Course Offerings by School (Board Policy #2112)
Some courses may not be offered at every school due to availability of staff, student enrollment, and/or appropriate facilities.