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Local school districts react to new state graduation requirements

State board restructures curriculum to increase credits for English and social studies

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Citing a statistic that 54 percent of high school graduates in Washington state are not prepared for college, the state Board of Education took action to implement new requirements.

Beginning with the class of 2016, graduates will be required to earn four credits in English/language arts instead of three, and social studies requirements will increase from 2.5 to three credits.

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