What is how many credits to graduate high school in texas?

In Texas, the standard high school graduation plan, the Foundation High School Program with an Endorsement, requires a minimum of 26 credits.

Here's a breakdown of the core subject areas and the required credits:

• English Language Arts: 4 credits

• Mathematics: 3 credits (typically Algebra I, Geometry, and a third advanced math course)

• Science: 3 credits (typically Biology, Chemistry or Physics, and another advanced science course)

• Social Studies: 3 credits (U.S. History, Government, Economics, and World Geography or World History)

In addition to these core subjects, students must also complete:

• 2 credits of the same Foreign Language
• 1 credit of Fine Arts
• 1 credit of Physical Education
• 5 elective credits