Regular High School Diploma
Awarded to students who have achieved at the competency levels required.
4 credits - Language Arts
3 credits - Math (Algebra I and above)
3 credits - Science
3 credits - Social Studies (0.5 Credits Civics Beginning w/ Class of 2026)
1 credit - Health
1 credit - Physical Education
0.5 credit - Senior Seminar
0.5 credit- Personal Finance (Beginning w/ Class of 2027)
3 credits - Applied/Fine Arts, CTE
5 credits - Electives
**24 credits required to graduate**
Modified diploma
To be eligible for a modified diploma a student must have a documented history of an inability to maintain grade level achievement due to significant learning and instructional barriers or a documented history of a medical condition that creates a barrier to achievement.
3 credits - Language Arts
2 credits - Math
2 credits - Science
2 credits - Social Studies
1 credit - Health
1 credit - Physical Education
1 credit - Senior Seminar
1 credits - Applied/Fine Arts, CTE
11 credits - Electives
**24 credits required to graduate**
Honors diploma
Awarded to students who have achieved the competency levels required and have earned full credit with a GPA of 3.50+ without modifications in any of the 24 credit graduation requirements. As of graduation year 2022, honors diplomas will require a minimum of 2 advanced courses in the subject areas of English, Math, History, or Science. Ask our Academic Advisor for eligible courses.
4 credits - Language Arts
3 credits - Math (Algebra I and above)
3 credits - Science
3 credits - Social Studies
1 credit - Health
1 credit - Physical Education
1 credit - Senior Seminar
3 credits - Applied/Fine Arts, CTE (2 years Foreign Language recommended)
5 credits - Electives
**24 credits required to graduate, no modification**
**GPA 3.50 or higher**
**Complete 2 advanced courses in English, Math, Science or History**
**4 year college admissions will typically include testing requirements, including the SAT or ACT exam. School admission requirements may vary**
In addition to credits for graduation, students have been required to meet the essential skills competency according to the State of Oregon. Work samples or other approved methods in writing, reading, math throughout a student's high school career will provide documentation of skills. This requirement will resume with the class of 2027-28.
Personalized Learning Plan- This State of Oregon requirement is fulfilled by the completion & passage of courses Success 101 during the Sophomore year & Senior Seminar during the Senior year. Students will complete career-related projects & engage in instruction that meets the Oregon Career-Related Learning Standards (CRLS).
Elective Courses
Health Occupations
Anatomy & Physiology
Medical Labs
Medical Terminology
Fitness & Conditioning
Introduction to Agriculture
Food Science
Animal Science
Animal Labs
Precision Agriculture
Introduction to Teaching
Art
Creative Writing/Yearbook
Spanish I
STEM
Business in Agriculture
Agricultural Mechanics
Advanced Agricutlural Mechanics
Psychology
Forestry
Intro to Natural Resources
Dual/College Credit Course offerings
Dual credit courses offer students an opportunity to simultaneously earn high school and college credit. Wallowa accomplishes this by partnering with colleges who support our teachers with curriculum, syllabi, as well as the scope and sequence of the course. Virtual course offerings are available, provided by IMESD teachers. These are rigorous courses that have additional requirements due to their dual credit structure. Depending on the course, dual credit may or may not have fees attached. If there is a cost, it is usually at a significantly reduced rate and Wallowa School District strives to cover any tuition-related student balances.
WHS In-Person Courses
HHP 131 Health & Human Performance
SCI 215 Medical Terminology
MATH 111 College Algebra/ MATH112 Elementary Functions
BIO 101/102/103 Advanced Biology
BIO 104 Advanced Biology Lab
HORT 111 Intro to Plant Science
ANS 121/122 Intro to Animal Science/Animal Science Labs
WELD 150 Basic Welding I
AET 221 Shop Skills
AG 111 AG Computers
AG 221 Metals & Welding
INED Shop Experience
**Juniors or Seniors on track to graduate with 2+ advanced classes are allowed a study period and/or career connected opportunity (work shadow, internship, work release, work-based learning opportunity)**
IMESD Virtual Courses
WR 115/121
Computer Science 161
MATH 111/112
Health & Human Performance (Semester Course)
Fire Science
Success 101/201 (Semester Course)
PSY 201/202/203 Psychology
CTE Programs of Study & pathways
Agriculture
Introduction to Agriculture
Animal Science
Animal Labs
Plant Science
Food Science
Business in Agriculture
Precision Agriculture
Agricultural Mechanics I
Adv. Agricultural Mechanics II
Health Science
Health Occupations
Sports Physiology
Medical Terminology
Anatomy & Physiology
Medical Labs
Natural Resources
Introduction to Natural Resources
Forestry I
Forestry II
Plant Science
Oregon Teacher Pathway
Intro. to Education
Classroom Practicum