ICAP
What is Individualized Career and Academic Plan
The number of credits you need to graduate
What is 240
What is (any combination of Capstone, SAT, Accuplacer, AP, CE)
Two ways that you can demonstrate Math Competency
What is (any combination of Capstone, SAT, Accuplacer, AP, CE)
The location of your ICAP plan
The minimum grade you need in a course to earn credit
The first way you can demonstrate English Competency
What is the Capstone
The total number of math competencies in your math Capstone
One example of information you collect in your ICAP
What is (college planning, career planning, academic plans)
The number of credits per class
What is five (except for CE courses which give you double)
The test that gets you competency and access to college courses
What is the Accuplacer
When you should finish your math Capstone
What is sophomore year
The total number of ICAP entries that you will make over your 4 years of high school
What is 16 (one per quarter of high school)
The new courses that freshmen will need to take as graduation requirements
What is Comprehensive Health, Ethnic Studies, Power and Conflict, and Financial Literacy
The two essays that you need to demonstrate mastery on for English Capstone
What is argumentative and informative
The number of competencies you can demonstrate mastery on in freshmen year
What is three
The number of credits you can earn each year at Bruce Randolph.
What is 65?
The year you can demonstrate English competency
What is junior year (or senior year)
The grade you need in a CE course to earn competency
What is a C- or higher