Just a little “game”, I guess. 
Mine are this:
4 credits in English
4 credits in mathematics, two of which must be algebra 1 and geometry
3 credits in science, two of which must include a lab component and one of which must be biology
3 credits in social studies, which are world history, us history, and economics/us government (0.5 credits each)
8 credits in electives
1 credit in fine arts
1 online class credit
To create a total of 24 credits required to graduate.
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Mine are almost identical to yours.
4 credits in English
4 credits in Math (must go through Algebra II in most cases)
3 credits in Science (two in a laboratory science)
3 credits in Social Studies (world, American, and gov/econ)
6 credits in electives
1 credit in fine arts
1 credit in physical education
22 total credits needed for graduation (0.5 of which must be online in any of the areas above)
Me: cracks knuckles
I’ve got these memorized.
4 years English
4 years math, including Algebras 1 and 2 and Geometry (must be in math throughout high school)
3 years lab science to include biology, chemistry or physics, and an additional lab science
3 years history and social studies; 1 credit world history and geography, 1 credit USH (to be taken as a junior), 0.5 credits Economics, and 0.5 credits of Government (Econ and Gov to be taken as a senior)
2 years of the same foreign language
1 year fine or performing art
1.5 years PE
0.5 years Personal Finance
3 credits elective focus (CTE, Science and Math, Humanities, AP/IB, JROTC)
22 credits. Most people take 6 classes per semester, leaving just 2 spaces for extra electives.
Requirements I’ve filled:
Foreign Language
Fine or Performing Art
Requirements I’ll fill by the end of next year:
Science
PE
Personal Finance
4 years of English
4 years of History
3 years of Math
3 years of Science
3 years of Foreign Language
2 years of an art elective
2 years of “independent” PE (you have to do some form of exercise off campus every week and get your coach/trainer/whatever to sign it)
We also need 60 community service hours, but that’s very poorly enforced.
My high school’s requirements were as follows (if I remember correctly):
4 years English
4 years math (should have completed pre-calc, but many students go beyond)
3 years science
3 years social science, including 1 year US and 1 year world history
2 years fine arts
2 years foreign language
1 year PE
3 electives
There’s also multiple honors diplomas. The school honors diploma:
All of the classes in my last post, but:
3 years foreign language
4 years science
All honors classes when offered
3.0+ UW GPA
5+ AP classes
The honors bit is going to be the hardest because of orchestra.
Son’s public HS in NC:
28 total credits
4 credits English
4 credits math
3 credits science (biology; earth/environmental; chemistry or physics)
4 credits social studies (world history; civics and economics; US History 1+2)
1 credit Health/Phys Ed
1 credit Arts
4 credits “Concentration” in courses that do not meet other graduation requirements (AP courses; AVID; ESL; Career & Technical; College Courses; JROTC; Sports Medicine; Arts; World Language; English, Math, Science, or Social Studies)
7 additional elective credits
2 credits same foreign language not required for graduation, but required for admission to UNC system, so most people do it
All he needs is AP English 4 and US History 1
typical school year is 4 classes in Fall, 4 classes in Spring – although he is taking most classes at CC now. i don’t think he’s set foot in HS since December, except to take AP exams.
4 English
3 Math (algebra 1, geometry, and 1 “higher math”)
3 Social studies (world history, us history, cwa + civics)
3 Science (including Bio)
1 Fine or preforming arts
1 carrier and technical
1.5 PE
.5 Health
5 electives
22 credits to graduate
(Plus .5 credits of Washington state history taken in middle school)
3.5 years Social studies (35 credits)
4 years English (40 credits)
2 years Math- need to pass algebra 1 as “minimum” (20 credits)
2 years Lab Science- 1 physical science, 1 life science (20 credits)
1 semester Health (5 credits)
2 years PE- 1 yr freshman PE 1 yr other or you can take “independent study PE” if you do a school sport (20 credits)
Electives (80 credits)
and this is the confusing part: you need to take 2 years (20 credits) of world language, visual/ performing arts, or career tech/applied arts but it needs to be from 2 different categories
for example- 1 year french and 1 year ceramics
Total 240 credits to graduate
Most people just follow the a-g requirements for UC/CSU + PE and health
At my public school, you have the option to specialize in business, technology, or culinary arts, which has separate requirements. Anyway, the normal graduation requirements are as follows:
4 credits in English
3 credits in Social Studies (.5 must be in government)
3 credits in math (Alg1, Geometry, Alg2 required)*
2 credits in Science
1 in Art or Vocational
1.5 in Wellness
6.5 in Electives
Total: 21 credits
World Language is considered an elective.
*Credits earned by taking Algebra I and Geometry in middle school cannot be used to fulfill the 3 math credits required for graduation.
English - 4 Credits
Math - 3 Credits
Science - 2 Credits (1 Physical, 1 Life)
Art/Tech - 1 Credit
Social Studies - 3 Credits (1 Modern World History, 1 US History, .5 American Gov, .5 Elective)
PE and Health - 1.75 Credits
Electives - 7 Credits (Includes Languages)
Total - 21.75 Credits
English 4 years
Math 2 years (At least Alg 2)
Science 2 years Lab Science
History 3 years (World History, U.S. History, Gov/Econ)
Visual or Performing Arts 1 year
Foreign Language 1 year
Physical Education or other sport 2 years
We have four different diplomas. I believe with the class of 2020, they’re cutting it down to three and adding required community service. They’re the IB Diploma, regular honors diploma, college prep diploma, and a standard one. Variations are in the required number of honors classes and years of foreign language, mostly.