High School
At Kentwood, "We Prepare Children for Life" isn’t just a motto—it guides everything we do. Our high school departs from traditional models, focusing on building real-world skills for success in college and life.
Essential Life Skills We Teach
Students build practical habits like:
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Time and project management
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Study discipline and organization
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Budgeting, planning, and household skills
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Prioritizing responsibilities and asking for help
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Balancing academic and social life
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Self-motivation and decision-making
Without these foundational skills, academic knowledge alone isn’t enough for success.
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Subjects
We follow Florida’s academic guidelines, but emphasize life-readiness over rote memorization. Content is used as a vehicle to teach skills that matter in life.
Graduation Requirements
To earn a standard diploma, students complete 24 credits:
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4 English
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4 Math
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4 Science
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4 Social Studies
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2 Foreign Language
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Credits in PE, Health, Fine Arts, Computers, and Electives
Students not meeting diploma requirements may earn a Certificate of Completion.
Honors Classes
For advanced learners, Honors classes provide academic challenges and GPA boosts. Eligibility is based on performance.
Dual Enrollment
Qualified Juniors and Seniors may enroll in college-level courses through local community colleges.
