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It looks like you've uploaded a crossword puzzle titled "High School" with clues related to high school education, policies, and terminology. Since I can't view images directly, I’ll help you solve the crossword based on the clues provided in your text.

Let’s go through the clues one by one and deduce the answers logically. Then we’ll fill in the grid accordingly.

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Across Clues:

3. Every student has to take two years of what class?
→ Most U.S. high schools require 2 years of foreign language or 2 years of science, but commonly it's foreign language (e.g., Spanish, French). However, math is often required for 4 years. But the most common answer for “two years” is foreign language.
But wait — many states require 2 years of social studies or science.
Wait — actually, English is typically required for 4 years, math 3–4, science 2–3, social studies 2–3, foreign language 2.
So likely: Foreign Language → But that’s too long.
Let’s look at clue 18: “How many credits are needed for English?” → Likely 4. So maybe this is Science?
Wait — let’s think about standard requirements:
- English: 4 years
- Math: 3–4
- Science: 2–3
- Social Studies: 2–3
- Foreign Language: 2 years
→ So likely: Foreign Language
But the answer must fit the number of blanks. Let’s check the grid later.

Wait — perhaps it's Physical Education? No, usually only 1–2 years.
Alternatively, Health? But not always required.
Most likely: Foreign Language — but that’s 15 letters? Too long?

We need to know how many boxes. From the grid layout:

Looking at clue 3: It's across, starting at 3. The clue says "Every student has to take two years of what class?" — likely FOREIGN LANGUAGE, but that’s 16 letters. Maybe shorter?

Wait — perhaps it's SCIENCE? That’s 7 letters. But most students take more than 2 years.

Wait — another possibility: MATH? But most take 3–4 years.

Wait — perhaps it's PHYSICAL EDUCATION? But again, not always 2 years.

Wait — here's a better idea: In many schools, students must take 2 years of a foreign language, so the answer is FOREIGN LANGUAGE — but maybe abbreviated?

No — likely LANGUAGE? But that doesn’t specify.

Wait — perhaps it's SOCIAL STUDIES? That’s 14 letters. Still long.

Alternatively, ENGLISH — but that’s 4 years, not 2.

Wait — maybe the answer is ELECTIVES? But that’s not a required class.

Hmm.

Wait — let’s consider HEALTH? Often 1 year.

Another idea: DRIVING? Not required.

Wait — perhaps it's ART? No.

Wait — maybe it's PHYSICAL EDUCATION — but that’s 19 letters.

This is hard without seeing the grid.

Let’s move to other clues.

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4. High schools have several...
→ Probably programs or departments or courses?
But likely programs — e.g., IB, AP, magnet programs.
Or tracks? Like academic, vocational.
But “several...” — could be programs? 8 letters?
Wait — let’s see the grid.

But we don’t have the grid dimensions.

Alternatively: COURSES — 8 letters?
“High schools have several courses.” → Yes, makes sense.

But “programs” also works.

But let’s see clue 10: “There are three seasons of _____” → likely SPORTS — because sports have fall, winter, spring seasons.

So SPORTS → 6 letters.

Then clue 10: “There are three seasons of _____” → SPORTS

So 10 = SPORTS

Now clue 11: “Roy Martin’s neighborhood magnet school is what?” → This is specific. Roy Martin is likely a fictional name or real person? Possibly a reference to a local school.

But if it's a real school, maybe HENDERSON HIGH or something — but without context, we can’t know.

Wait — perhaps it’s MAGNET SCHOOL? But that’s already mentioned.

Wait — clue 12: “If you attend a magnet school where can you play sports?” → likely YES or IN THE SCHOOL’S PROGRAMS — but probably YES — but that’s short.

Wait — maybe ON THE TEAM? But not clear.

Wait — clue 13: “Nevada learning academy is what type of school?” → likely ONLINE or VIRTUAL school.

So VIRTUAL or ONLINE.

But let’s try to solve step by step.

Let’s list all clues:

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Across:

3. Every student has to take two years of what class?
→ Most likely: FOREIGN LANGUAGE — but too long?
Wait — maybe SCIENCE? 7 letters.
But many schools require 2–3 years.
Another possibility: PHYSICAL EDUCATION — but not always 2 years.

Wait — in many states, 2 years of science are required.
So SCIENCE → 7 letters.

But let’s suppose the blank is 7 letters. Then SCIENCE fits.

But clue 18: “How many credits are needed for English?” → likely 4 → so 4 letters.

Clue 1: “If you have the highest GPA you are considered what?” → Valedictorian — 13 letters?
But maybe TOP STUDENT? But not standard.

Standard term: Valedictorian or Salutatorian.

Clue 15: “If you have the second highest GPA, you are considered what?” → Salutatorian — 12 letters.

So clue 1: Valedictorian
Clue 15: Salutatorian

So both are long words.

Now clue 16: “Which high school is our partner IB school?” → Specific to a district. Could be Riverside or Centennial, but unknown.

Similarly, clue 17: “You must earn how many credits to graduate?” → Typically 24 or 26 or 28 — varies.

But often 24.

So clue 17: 24

Clue 18: “How many credits are needed for English?” → 4

Clue 19: “What is the highest diploma you can earn?” → Distinguished or Honors? Or AP? But likely HONORS DIPLOMA or DUAL ENROLLMENT?
But standard: HONORS DIPLOMA or DISTINGUISHED DIPLOMA — but maybe just HONORS?
But likely HONORS DIPLOMA — 15 letters.

But clue 19: Across, likely long.

Clue 20: “If you need to talk to someone in high school where do you go?” → COUNSELOR’S OFFICE or GUIDANCE COUNSELOR — but likely COUNSELOR.

But let’s see.

Now clue 5: “High school should be…” → vague. Could be CHALLENGING, FUN, PREPARATORY, etc.
But likely CHALLENGING or PREPARE — but not clear.

Clue 6: “If you plan to drive what class do you have to take?” → DRIVER’S ED or DRIVING EDUCATION → likely DRIVER’S ED

But may be DRIVING CLASS

Clue 7: “If you fail a class where can you make up the credit?” → SUMMER SCHOOL or RETAKE COURSE — likely SUMMER SCHOOL

Clue 8: “If your attendance is poor the state will deny your…” → DIPLOMA — yes, many states deny diploma for poor attendance.

So DIPLOMA → 7 letters.

Clue 9: “How many diplomas are available in high school?” → Likely THREE or TWO — e.g., regular, honors, advanced.
So THREE → 5 letters.

Clue 12: “If you attend a magnet school where can you play sports?” → likely YES — but short.
Or ON THE SCHOOL’S TEAMS — but probably YES.

But clue 11: “Roy Martin’s neighborhood magnet school is what?” → possibly HENDERSON HIGH or CENTENNIAL — but without context, hard.

Wait — perhaps the school is named after Roy Martin? Unlikely.

Maybe MAGNET SCHOOL — but that’s redundant.

Wait — perhaps the answer is HENDERSON HIGH — but we don’t know.

Let’s assume it’s CENTENNIAL — but still guesswork.

Alternatively, clue 13: “Nevada Learning Academy is what type of school?” → ONLINE SCHOOL or VIRTUAL SCHOOL — likely VIRTUAL

So VIRTUAL → 7 letters.

Clue 14: “If you were late to class you are considered what?” → TARDY — 5 letters.

Clue 18: “How many credits are needed for English?” → FOUR — 4 letters.

So clue 18 = FOUR

Now clue 1: “If you have the highest GPA you are considered what?” → VALEDICTORIAN — 13 letters

Clue 15: “Second highest GPA” → SALUTATORIAN — 12 letters

Now clue 17: “How many credits to graduate?” → 24 — 2 letters

But 24 is two digits, so likely two boxes.

So clue 17 = 24

Clue 18 = 4 (for English)

Now clue 2: “How many classes can you take summer school?” → typically ONE or TWO — but likely ONE or TWO — but probably TWO? Or AS MANY AS YOU WANT — but likely ONE or TWO

But let’s say TWO — 3 letters.

But clue 2 is down, and likely short.

Wait — clue 2 is Down — so vertical.

Let’s list Down clues:

Down:

1. If you have the highest GPA you are considered what? → VALEDICTORIAN — 13 letters

2. How many classes can you take summer school? → likely TWO or ONE — but probably TWO — 3 letters

5. High school should be... → CHALLENGING — 11 letters? Or EXCITING — 8 letters

6. If you plan to drive what class do you have to take? → DRIVER’S ED — 10 letters? Or DRIVING CLASS

But likely DRIVER'S ED — but no apostrophe in crosswords — so DRIVERS ED — 10 letters.

But may be DRIVING EDUCATION — 17 letters.

But clue 6 is likely short.

Wait — clue 6 is Down, and likely short.

But clue 6: “what class do you have to take?” → DRIVERS ED — but may be abbreviated as DE — but unlikely.

Perhaps EDUCATION? No.

Wait — DRIVING — 7 letters? But not full.

Another possibility: AUTOMOTIVE — but not accurate.

Best: DRIVER'S ED — but written as DRIVERS ED — 10 letters.

But let’s assume it’s DRIVERS ED

But we need to match the grid.

Now clue 10: “There are three seasons of _____” → SPORTS — 6 letters

So clue 10 = SPORTS

Then clue 14: “If you were late to class you are considered what?” → TARDY — 5 letters

Clue 18: “How many credits for English?” → FOUR — 4 letters

Clue 17: “Credits to graduate” → 24 — 2 letters

Now clue 3: “Every student has to take two years of what class?” → likely SCIENCE — 7 letters

Or FOREIGN LANGUAGE — but too long.

Wait — perhaps MATH — but usually 3–4 years.

Wait — in many schools, 2 years of science is required.

So SCIENCE — 7 letters

Clue 4: “High schools have several...” → likely PROGRAMS — 8 letters

Or COURSES — 7 letters

But “have several programs” — yes.

Clue 7: “Where can you make up credit?” → SUMMER SCHOOL — 12 letters

Clue 8: “State will deny your...” → DIPLOMA — 7 letters

Clue 9: “How many diplomas available?” → THREE — 5 letters

Clue 12: “Where can you play sports?” → likely YES — 3 letters, or IN SCHOOL — but probably YES

But clue 12 is across, and likely short.

Wait — clue 12: “where can you play sports?” — answer: YES — but maybe AT SCHOOL — 7 letters

But likely YES

But let’s see.

Now clue 16: “Which high school is our partner IB school?” — likely a specific school name, like CENTENNIAL or HENDERSON

But without context, hard.

Similarly, clue 19: “Highest diploma” → HONORS DIPLOMA — 15 letters

Or DUAL ENROLLMENT DIPLOMA — but likely HONORS

But “highest diploma” — perhaps AP HONORS — but not standard.

Another possibility: Distinguished Diploma — but not common.

In some states, Honors Diploma is highest.

So likely HONORS DIPLOMA

But clue 19 is across, likely long.

Now clue 20: “If you need to talk to someone, where do you go?” → COUNSELOR’S OFFICE — but likely COUNSELOR — 10 letters

Or GUIDANCE OFFICE

But likely COUNSELOR

Now let’s try to build the grid.

But since I can’t see the image, I’ll provide the most likely answers based on standard knowledge.

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Final Answers (Based on Standard U.S. High School Knowledge):

#### Across:
3. SCIENCE – Students typically take 2 years of science.
4. PROGRAMS – High schools offer various academic programs.
7. SUMMER SCHOOL – To make up failed classes.
8. DIPLOMA – Poor attendance can lead to denial of diploma.
9. THREE – Regular, Honors, Advanced (or similar).
12. YES – You can play sports at magnet schools.
15. SALUTATORIAN – Second highest GPA.
16. [School Name] – e.g., CENTENNIAL (but depends on context).
17. 24 – Typical credit requirement to graduate.
18. FOUR – 4 credits for English.
19. HONORS DIPLOMA – Highest diploma level.
20. COUNSELOR – Person to talk to.

#### Down:
1. VALEDICTORIAN – Highest GPA.
2. TWO – Usually can take 1–2 classes in summer school.
5. CHALLENGING – High school should be challenging.
6. DRIVERS ED – Required for driving.
10. SPORTS – Three seasons: fall, winter, spring.
11. [Magnet School Name] – e.g., HENDERSON HIGH.
13. VIRTUAL – Nevada Learning Academy is virtual.
14. TARDY – Late to class.
18. FOUR – Same as Across 18.

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Note:

Some clues (like 11, 13, 16) are location-specific and depend on the school district. For example:
- 11: Roy Martin’s neighborhood magnet school might be HENDERSON HIGH or CENTENNIAL — you’d need local knowledge.
- 13: Nevada Learning Academy is a VIRTUAL school.
- 16: Partner IB school might be CENTENNIAL HIGH or BISHOP GORMAN — again, local.

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How to Fill the Grid:

Since I can’t see the image, I recommend:
1. Start with short clues:
- 18 (Across) = FOUR
- 17 (Across) = 24
- 14 (Down) = TARDY
- 10 (Across) = SPORTS
- 18 (Down) = FOUR (same as Across)
- 2 (Down) = TWO
- 9 (Across) = THREE
- 8 (Across) = DIPLOMA
- 12 (Across) = YES
- 1 (Down) = VALEDICTORIAN
- 15 (Across) = SALUTATORIAN

Then use intersections to confirm.

For example:
- Down 1: V A L E D I C T O R I A N (13 letters)
- Across 1: Valedictorian starts at 1, so box 1 is 'V', then down from there.

Similarly, Across 15: Salutatorian — S A L U T A T O R I A N (12 letters)

Then Down 10: SPORTS — 6 letters

And so on.

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Summary of Key Answers:

| Clue | Answer |
|------|--------|
| 1 (Down) | VALEDICTORIAN |
| 2 (Down) | TWO |
| 3 (Across) | SCIENCE |
| 4 (Across) | PROGRAMS |
| 5 (Down) | CHALLENGING |
| 6 (Down) | DRIVERS ED |
| 7 (Across) | SUMMER SCHOOL |
| 8 (Across) | DIPLOMA |
| 9 (Across) | THREE |
| 10 (Across) | SPORTS |
| 11 (Down) | [Local Magnet School] |
| 12 (Across) | YES |
| 13 (Down) | VIRTUAL |
| 14 (Down) | TARDY |
| 15 (Across) | SALUTATORIAN |
| 16 (Across) | [Partner IB School] |
| 17 (Across) | 24 |
| 18 (Across & Down) | FOUR |
| 19 (Across) | HONORS DIPLOMA |
| 20 (Across) | COUNSELOR |

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If you can provide the grid size or number of letters for each clue, I can give exact placements. Otherwise, use these answers and fit them into the crossword based on letter count and intersections.

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