The St. Gregory Student At Graduation

At graduation, St. Gregory High School students will demonstrate:

• an understanding and appreciation of the Catholic tradition
• a regard for themselves, others, and all of God's creation
• an awareness of the emotional and physical well-being of the human person
• mathematical and scientific literacy
• the ability to communicate clearly - listening, writing, and speaking standard English
• the ability to think and read critically
• an understanding of the fine and applied arts
• an awareness of being a responsible citizen of the United States
• a regard for global consciousness
  

To receive a diploma from St. Gregory the Great High School a student must:

• have earned all the credits required by the state of Illinois
• have earned all the credits required in the four-year course of studies at St. Gregory High School or a suitable adaptation thereof (as recommended by counselor and approved by administration) if he/she transfers to St. Gregory from another high school
• be enrolled in a full program of study in senior year
• have paid all debts incurred to SGHS
• have official transcripts on file for all work completed at other high schools
• have successfully completed senior retreat
• have passed all classes stage 4 of senior year.

A senior who fails any class in stage 4 will not be allowed to participate in the graduation ceremony, even if he/she has sufficient credits to graduate. The diploma will be awarded privately.

SGHS Four-Year Plan