Academic Planning
At West Fork High School, we prioritize academic planning to equip our students with the skills and knowledge necessary for their future success in an ever-evolving world. Our comprehensive academic programs are designed to challenge and inspire students, fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. Through personalized guidance and support from our dedicated faculty and counselors, we ensure that each student receives a tailored educational experience that aligns with their interests, strengths, and goals. We believe in preparing our students not just for today but for the reality of tomorrow, equipping them with the tools and mindset needed to thrive in a dynamic and competitive global landscape.
Foundation High School Program
All students in NCISD participate in the Foundation High School Program, as instituted by Texas House Bill 5.
Graduation Requirements for this program include:
- English Language Arts (4 Credits)
- Mathematics (4 Credits)
- Science (4 Credits)
- Social Studies (4 Credits)
- Physical Education (1 Credit)
- Languages Other Than English (2 Credits)
- Fine Arts (1 Credit)
- Elective Credits (10 Credits)
Through elective credits, students will earn an endorsement, a coherent sequence of courses related to a career or field of study. Endorsements may be earned in the following areas.
- Arts & Humanities
- Business and Industry
- Public Service
- STEM
- Multidisciplinary Studies.
Students may graduate with a Distinguished Diploma by meeting all of the requirements of the Foundation High School Program, earning at least one endorsement and earn credit for Algebra II.
Students may also earn performance acknowledgments for meeting college readiness standards, completing bilingual/biliteracy requirements, earning industry certifications, passing AP exams and/or earning college credit through Dual Credit courses.
Pass/Fail Information
For more information regarding pass/fail opportunities for courses, please read the pass/fail information packet.