Credit Recovery

Credit Recovery
"Credit Recovery" is course‐specific, computer-stationed, skill‐based extended learning for students who have previously been unsuccessful in mastering content or skills required to receive course credit or earn promotion. Credit recovery has a primary focus of helping students stay in school and graduate on time.

The student must have previously taken an initial, non-credit recovery section of the proposed course and received a grade of not less than 50%. Students who receive a grade of below 50% in the non-credit recovery section of the course must re-take the course. (Students must have taken the course as a traditional class and made at least 50 to be eligible for credit recovery).

Students must recover the full credit of one credit courses (English, math, science, etc.) and a half credit for half credit courses (economics, personal finance, government, etc).

Students have one semester in which to recover the credit they did not receive the prior semester.  If a student does not complete their credit recovery course in one semester, they will be required to attend summer school. If a student does not complete their credit recovery course during summer school, they will be required to retake the class in a traditional classroom the following fall semester.

The student's parent or legal guardian must give written consent for the student to enroll in the proposed credit recovery course.

Credit recovery portal link > Plato

Credit Recovery Courses Available
Algebra I, II
Art
Biology
Bridge Math
Chemistry
Earth Science
Economics
English I, II, III, IV
Geometry
Government
Personal Finance
Physical Science
Spanish I, II
US History
World Geography
World History