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.
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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
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Students not meeting diploma requirements may earn a Certificate of Completion.
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Honors Classes
For advanced learners, Honors classes provide academic challenges and GPA boosts. Eligibility is based on performance.
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Dual Enrollment
Qualified Juniors and Seniors may enroll in college-level courses through local community colleges.
