Clearfield High School requires students to earn 27 total credits in the following categories to graduate. Please visit the Course Requests page for more information about available courses in each category.  

Track your graduation status by checking myDSD (click academics-reports-graduation summary). If you need credit recovery, please see your counselor to make a plan sooner than later.

*Students who do not meet the 27 credit graduation requirements at CHS may be eligible to earn a 24 credit diploma through Davis School District. Students earning a 24 credit diploma will NOT be able to walk at graduation. See your counselor for more details. 

If you missed the graduation pack from Jostens, you can still order by checking out the Jostens.com website (search Clearfield High).

If you ONLY need to order your gown rental and cap/tassel, click HERE.

Graduation gowns are RENTALS. You will keep your cap. Gowns from prior years will not match current regalia. If you need assistance, please contact your counselor. 

Mark your calendars for the Senior Scholarships Celebration on

May 5th at 10:15 am!

Seniors offered scholarships or awards need to complete the form below May 1st to be included in this special event. 

Scholarship Reporting Form

Clearfield High School uses Latin Academic Honors at graduation. These academic honors are determined at the end of 3rd term of senior year using the current year WSU Freshman Student Scholarship Index Chart which combines ACT score and GPA. 

• Summa Cum Laude: Presidential Scholarship Level
• Magna Cum Laude: Trustees Scholarship Level
• Cum Laude: Deans Scholarship Level OR 3.9 or above cumulative GPA

Students receiving these honors will be noted in the graduation program and have the honor printed on their diploma. One of the commencement speakers will be selected from the graduates earning Summa Cum Laude designation. Each student earning Latin Academic Honors designation will receive an academic honor medallion with a ribbon to which pins can be attached for pathway completions, cultural, club, and/or other approved organizational affiliations. 

CTE Career Pathways show students a DIRECT connection between high school courses and opportunities in various career and technical careers. Earn recognition at graduation by concentrating in or completing a pathway of your choice. 

For more information about CTE Career Pathways or to apply, visit the CTE Career Pathways website or talk to our CTE Coordinator and/or secretary. 

List of CTE Career Pathways and courses available at CHS

Falcon pathways do a few things. They help you acquire skills and education for college success. They might help with entry into well-paying careers & internships. They also help to explore career interests or focus your learning in specific areas like the arts or letters & science.

Earn graduation recognition (bling) to wear with your cap and gown. You can be rewarded in multiple pathways. Each pathway completer will receive one medallion, one pin (Arts and/or Letters & Sciences), and certificates for each completion. For example, if a student received two pathways in Academics and one pathway in Art, they'd receive the CHS Medallion, a pin for art, a pin for Letters & Sciences, and three certificates.

Check out the following Falcon Pathways (click on the Art or Letters & Science links below for available courses and requirements)

Students choose a Falcon Pathway based on individual interests which provides them with a "roadmap" of courses to choose from during their high school years. Falcon Pathways are not restrictive and students can choose one or multiple pathways to work towards.

Application for Falcon Pathways available March 20th. DUE April 14th. 

Application

The Seal of Biliteracy is awarded to any Utah student who is proficient in English and one or more World Languages or the Indigenes Languages of Navajo or Ute. Once verified, a seal is added to a students transcript electronically as well as recognition on their diploma.

Please review the application and turn it into your counselor. DUE April 14th.   

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Many students use the STAMP exam to demonstrate proficiency in languages other than English. Test results are not available immediately, so please test as soon as possible. Students can schedule this exam through the following options:

• If currently taking a world language course, talk with your teacher.
• If NOT currently taking a world language course, contact Mrs. Busboom. Schedule a time by emailing her at bhopfenbeck@dsdmail.net.
• District testing center in Farmington. Schedule a time by contacting Jody Bregg at jbregg@dsdmail.net or 801-402-5305

Additional Resources:

• Davis School District World Language Department
• Utah State Seal of Biliteracy Website

Send your FINAL transcript to the university you PLAN TO ATTEND ONLY. These transcripts will be sent with your final grades and graduation date posted. Due to processing final grades and graduation dates, final transcripts will be sent to colleges and/or universities on or around June 15th. 

The final transcript request form will open on or around May 15th. If you wait, you'll have to pay to have it sent through Parchment as a former CHS Student. Please visit the transcript request page below and select SENIORS FINAL TRANSCRIPT REQUEST.

Transcript Request