Vista Real's Class of 2011 Graduation ceremony will be held on Thursday, June 16th at 7:00 pm at the Oxnard Performing Arts Center! If you are eligible to participate, you will receive notification from the school. If you have any questions, please call Ms. Hawley at (805) 201-9912.

To receive a diploma from Vista Real Charter High School, students will need to complete the the following requirements:

1. Students are required to successfully complete 230 credits for graduation.
   
    
2. Included in the requirement above are the CORE CURRICULUM classes:
   
   
   • Four courses in English (40 credits)
     
      
   • Three courses in Math, including Algebra I (30 credits)
     
      
   • Three courses in science, including 5 credits of Health (25 credits)
     
      
   • Three courses in social studies, including world history, United States history, American government and economics (30 credits)
     
      
   • One course in visual arts or performing arts or foreign language or American sign language (10 credits)
     
      
   • Two courses in physical education, unless the student has been exempted pursuant to Education Code 51241 (20 credits)
     
      
3. A student shall complete a minimum of 10 credits while enrolled at Vista Real Charter High School in order to be eligible to graduate from Vista Real. Even if a student has completed 230 credits and has met or not met the CORE CURRICULUM requirement he/she must still complete the 10 credit minimum requirement.
   
    
4. Effective January, 2006, all students will be required to successfully complete the California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE). Supplemental instruction toward passing the exit exam shall be available.
   
    
5. Every student is required to successfully complete the Vista Real Charter High School Academic Exploration and Career Exploration courses.
   
    
6. Any student who registers in Vista Real and needs 40 credits or less to graduate shall successfully complete the Academic Exploration and Career Exploration courses. These two classes, worth a total of 10 credits, may be included in the minimum of 10 credits required for all graduates.