How many credits to graduate in Illinois?

In Illinois, the number of credits required to graduate from high school varies depending on the school district. However, most districts require students to earn a minimum of 22 credits to graduate. These credits are typically earned by taking a combination of core academic subjects, such as English, math, science, and social studies, as well as electives. Some school districts also require students to earn credits in physical education, health, and fine arts.

Here is a list of the minimum number of credits required to graduate from high school in some of the largest school districts in Illinois:

* Chicago Public Schools: 26 credits

* Aurora Public Schools: 24 credits

* Naperville Community Unit School District 203: 22 credits

* Winnetka Public Schools District 36: 22 credits

* Hinsdale High School District 86: 22 credits

Students who plan to attend college should make sure to take the required college preparatory courses in order to be eligible for admission. These courses typically include English, math, science, social studies, and a foreign language.