Legislation passed in 2013 made significant changes to high school graduation requirements, replacing the Minimum, Recommended, and Distinguished Achievement plans with one Foundation program, on top of which students can earn endorsements and a “Distinguished Level of Achievement,” effective with the 2014-15 school year.

Helpful Links
Foundation High School Program Graduation Toolkit
Graduation Requirements for 2014-15 and beyond (Foundation Program)
Side-by-Side Comparison of 2013-14 Graduation Requirements and HB 5 Requirements to be Implemented in 2014-15
More Information on HB 5 and development of Foundation Program

More Information:

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Texas College Bridge helps graduating, rising seniors impacted by COVID-19 Jun 11, 2020
College, Career and Military Readiness Outcomes Bonus can be spent on teacher training costs Dec 13, 2019
Graduation requirements Oct 2, 2019
Foundation High School Program details posted Mar 15, 2014
2014-15 graduation requirements finalized Jan 31, 2014
Final public comment period on Foundation graduation rules ends Dec. 20 Dec 12, 2013
Some 2013-14 high school students may opt into Foundation High School program Dec 2, 2013
TEA rules flesh out new Foundation High School program Dec 2, 2013
Algebra II required only for STEM, distinguished achievement Nov 25, 2013
Draft rules preview specifics of Foundation graduation program Oct 17, 2013
Comments due Oct. 28 on transition plan for Foundation High School Program Oct 17, 2013
SBOE hears educators’ input on new graduation plans Sep 18, 2013
New foundation graduation plan available to some 2013-14 seniors Sep 4, 2013
Preview of Foundation High School Program Jul 11, 2013
HB 5 changes testing, accountability and graduation requirements Jul 9, 2013

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