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Science: three (3) units
 at least one (1) unit of biology
 one (1) unit of a physical science

Social Studies: three (3) units
 Civics one-half (I/2) unit
 World history, one (1) unit
 U.S. history, one (1) unit

Physical Education: one-half (1/2) unit
Note: While one-half (1/2) unit is required for graduation, no more than one (1) unit may be applied toward fulfilling
the necessary units to graduate.

Health and Safety: one-half (l/2) unit
Economics – one half (1/2) unit – dependent upon the certification of the teacher teaching the course, this can count
toward the required three (3) social studies credits or the six (6) required Career Focus elective credits.

Fine Arts: one-half (1/2) unit

CAREER FOCUS: - Six (6) units
All career focus unit requirements shall be established through guidance and counseling based on the student's
contemplated work aspirations. Career focus courses shall conform to the curriculum policy of the district and reflect
state curriculum frameworks through course sequencing and career course concentrations where appropriate.
The Core and career focus units must total at least twenty-two (22) units to graduate from Nemo Vista.

Cross Reference: Policy 4.45 Smart Core Curriculum and Graduation Requirements for the class of 2013-14
and all classes thereafter

Legal References State Board of Education; Standards of Accreditation 14.02

Date Adopted: June 2010
Revised: June 2013

Section 14
Computer Policies

Computer Use Policy
School Board Policy – 4.29 Computer Use Policy Student Internet Use Agreement Form Handbook pages 6-7
The Nemo Vista School District makes computers and/or computer Internet access available to students, to permit
students to perform research and to allow students to learn how to use computer technology. Use of district computers
is for educational and/or instructional purposes only. It is the policy of this school district to equip each computer with
Internet filtering software designed to prevent users from accessing material that is harmful to minors. No student will