GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS;
The graduation requirements for Pulaski HS will mirror the requirements identified by the Milwaukee Public Schools System, the state of Wisconsin, and the IB/MYP Organization.
Students attending Pulaski must earn a minimum of 22 credits to graduate.
The credit breakdown is as follows:
- 4 credits in English
- 3 credits in Math at the Algebra I level or higher
- 3 credits in Science
- 3 credits in Social Studies
- 5 credits in Physical Education
- 5 credit in Health
- 1 credit in Fine Arts
- 6 elective credits
In addition to earning 22 credits, students must successfully participate in one of the following three options:
- Take and pass an approved Online Class.
- Complete 20 hours of Community Service approved by a school advisor (this can be through the Freshmen Community Service Project).
- Take and pass a class that includes a Service-Learning Experience.
Note: These are the minimum requirements for graduation. Colleges expect students to keep a rigorous course load during all 4 years of high school.
Credits needed to be promoted to each grade level:
- 10th Grade – 5 Credits
- 11th Grade – 11 Credits
- 12th Grade – 16 Credits
PBIS/Learner Profile Attributes
| Expectations | BE RESPONSIBLE | BE RESPECTFUL | BE SAFE |
| Learner Profile | – Risk Taker
– Reflector – Knowledgeable – Inquirer – Balanced |
– Principled
– Caring -Communicator |
– Open-minded
– Thinker |
| All Settings | – Follow directions the first time given
– Accept responsibility for your actions – Follow the guidelines of the student handbook |
– Use appropriate language
– Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself (including PDA) – Dress appropriately for all activities |
– Be where you are supposed to be
– Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself |
| Classroom | – Be in class before the bell rings
– Bring all classroom materials – Clean up after yourself |
– Use appropriate language
– Listen while others are speaking – Ask permission to use materials |
– Follow directions |
| Hallway | – Keep lockers and floors clean and neat | – Use appropriate language
– Use quiet voices – Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself (including PDA) |
– Walk
– Maintain continuous flow of traffic |
| Restrooms | – Wash your hands
– Dispose of waste appropriately |
– Use appropriate language
– Honor others’ privacy – Keep facilities clean |
– Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself |
| Cafeteria | – Have money or student ID ready
– Clean up after yourself |
– Use appropriate language
– Display good manners – Wait your turn in line |
– Walk
– Maintain a clean environment – Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself |
| After School | – Be where you are supposed to be
– Promptly leave school grounds once school or activity is complete |
– Use appropriate language
– Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself (including PDA) |
– Be where you are supposed to be |
| Technology | – Protect username and password
– Use appropriately |
– Use appropriate language
– Honor others’ privacy |
– Use appropriately
– Protect personal information |