English & communication
Writing, reading, critical analysis and communication.
CURRICULUM & COURSES
Learning with direction.
A central reference for the academic subjects and graduation pathways described in DME’s published curriculum.
WHAT STUDENTS STUDY
Core areas and academic options.
Course offerings and levels may vary by year; your advisor will help build the right plan.
Mathematics
Foundations through advanced coursework, depending on placement.
Science & STEM
Life and physical sciences, inquiry, robotics and aviation-related experiences where offered.
History & social studies
Civics, history, government and financial literacy.
World language & arts
Language, fine arts, and humanities.
Electives & college credit
Additional interests, Honors opportunities and eligible dual enrollment.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Published high-school graduation credit framework.
The 2025–26 curriculum guide lists the following 24-credit structure for students entering high school in 2022–23 and later.
| Subject area | Published credits |
|---|---|
| English language arts | 4 |
| Mathematics | 4 |
| Science | 3 |
| Social studies | 3 |
| World language | 2 |
| Fine arts | 1 |
| Online physical education | 1 |
| Personal financial literacy | 0.5 |
| Electives | 5.5 |
| Total | 24 |
ACADEMIC DOCUMENTS
Use the official source documents.
The links below go to the current files on DME’s live site.