The phrase "curriculum requirements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the set of courses and other educational activities that a student must complete before graduating from a degree program. For example, "I am trying to complete all my curriculum requirements in time for graduation next year."
Some themes seem to blend more fluidly than others with the citywide curriculum requirements.
The debate over new curriculum requirements, to take effect in 2010, stands to influence educational standards nationwide.
Gov. Mike Huckabee unveiled a plan that would link teacher pay to student test scores and raise curriculum requirements for both high school graduation and college admissions.
Although the process might drag on till next spring, a state-appointed committee of science educators has already begun to review the curriculum requirements.
This teacher was rightly saying there is more to life than results, probably something not on her list of curriculum requirements, but still a valuable lesson.
The report, which alleges that several players may have fulfilled the curriculum requirements of actual classes, sent shock waves through the U.N.C. booster community.
Although the control of education rests with the states, there is a national commission that strives for uniformity of curriculum, requirements, and standards.
The district is in the midst of developing curriculum requirements for the three-year diploma, which Ms. Smisko said would be geared to "college-ready" standards.
Women and minority students, spurred on by the Reverend Jesse Jackson's "rainbow coalition," had been demanding new, more inclusive curriculum requirements and greater diversity, while a reactionary movement had sprung up among their conservative peers.
"There were no rules about student selection and exclusion, no fee limitations, no shared governance, no public education accountability, no common curriculum requirements below the upper secondary level," Blackburn wrote in 1991.
The state would also set up local training in place of sessions previously available only in Baltimore, and would offer help in weaving the program's lesson plans into the state's core curriculum requirements.
