Students
Graduation and Promotion Requirements
The Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center aligns with the high school graduation requirements for the School District of Philadelphia. Students must earn a minimum of 23.5 credits and complete ACT 158 requirements. Specific requirements are listed and explained below.
PJJSC School offers an accelerated educational program with four marking periods and a summer program. Students have the opportunity to earn academic credit upon successful completion of 25 school days within a marking period, provided all assigned coursework has been completed to a satisfactory standard.
Please click the link for a more detailed explanation of the district’s Graduation Requirements.
Graduation Checklist: Click Here.
Extracurricular Activities
After-school and Saturday activities are available for enrichment: Students are given the opportunity to participate in a variety of programs.
Post High School Resources
The World Wide Web hosts a multitude of sites that provides college and career information. The sites listed here are just a sample of what is available. Through this page you are able to link to other websites, which are not under the control of The Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Center School. We have no control over the nature, content and availability of these sites. The inclusion of any links does not necessarily imply a recommendation or endorse the views expressed within them. Use them as a starting point in your Post High School exploration.
MyPlan.com
This is a website that summarizes & provides links to sites that they believe may contain information of value to college bound students.
Military
Joining the Military is a big decision, and one we hope will inspire discussion among family, friends and trusted advisors. While not meant as a source of current military news (you can find that at www.defense.gov), the information on “Inspired to Serve” will help you carefully weigh the opportunities and benefits service has to offer.
As the world continues to embrace technology, one thing should become very clear to you: technical studies will prove increasingly vital to your career. Get information on Technical Studies, Education and Careers here.
Not sure of what you want to do or how to go about it? Visit one of the following sites for career assessment, mentor-ship and more.