BSHS Programming
BSHS Programming
Course Selections for the 2019-2020 School Year
Graduation Requirements
•
4 English Credits
•
4 Math Credits
•
Including Algebra 1 and Geometry
•
3 Science Credits
•
Including Biology
•
3 Social Studies Credits
•
World History, US History, Government/Economics
•
1 HOPE Credit
•
1 Performing/Fine Art Credit
•
8 Elective Credits
•
Online/Virtual Course
•
At least one course must be completed online
Graduation Requirements
•
24 total credits
•
Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.0
•
Passing scores on the 10
th
grade FSA Reading and Algebra 1
EOC
AP Courses
•
College level courses in high school
•
Some AP courses have a summer assignment
•
Students selecting an AP course will have that course on their
schedule
•
You cannot drop an AP course
•
Speak to your counselor about dual enrollment opportunities
•
AP and Dual Enrollment courses are listed on the back of your
programming sheet.
Electives
Testing Requirements – FSA
Reading
•
Passing score on the 10
th
grade FSA ELA is
required
for
graduation
•
Your score on the FSA ELA will impact your schedule for next
year
•
If you don’t pass the FSA ELA this year, you will have a reading
class on your schedule next year for the full year
•
Reading class takes the place of one of your electives
SAT/ACT Concordant Scores
•
Juniors and Seniors who have not passed the FSA can use the
SAT or ACT to meet the reading requirement
•
Concordant Scores:
•
SAT – 430 EBRW or 24 on Reading Sub-Scale
•
ACT – 19 reading
•
New concordant scores for current freshmen (class of 2022)
•
SAT – 480 EBRW
•
ACT – Average of 18 on English and Reading
•
Current 10
th
, 11
th
, and 12
th
graders can use the new scores if they
help them
Testing Requirements – Algebra 1
EOC
•
Passing score on the Algebra 1 EOC is required for graduation
•
Your score on the Algebra 1 EOC will impact the math class on
your schedule next year
Algebra 1 EOC Comparative
Score
•
10
th
and 11
th
graders who have taken but not passed the
Algebra 1 EOC can use the PERT to meet the math testing
requirement
•
Comparative Score for current 10
th
, 11
th
, and 12
th
graders
•
PERT – 97 PERT Math
•
Comparative Score for current 9
th
graders
•
PSAT – 430 Math
•
SAT – 420 Math
•
ACT – 16 Math
•
The PERT will be given here at BSHS
•
You can also take the PERT at any HCC campus
•
If you don’t pass the Algebra 1 EOC before the end of the year,
you can take the PERT at HCC over the summer before school
starts next year.
SAT/ACT: How Do I Register?
•
ACT:
•
www.actstudent.org
•
SAT:
•
www.collegeboard.org
•
Links to both websites on the BSHS Guidance page
•
Fee Waivers
•
Free SAT practice
•
www.khanacademy.org
•
Your Khan Academy and Collegeboard accounts should be linked,
so now is the time to practice
•
Junior SAT School Day in March
Tutoring Opportunities
•
Math
•
Wednesdays, 3:30-4:30
•
Room 280 - Algebra 1, Liberal Arts Math, Math for College Readiness
•
Room 273 - for Geometry, Geometry Honors
•
Room 275 – Algebra 2, Algebra 2 Honors
•
Room 277 – Pre-Calc, Trig/Math Analysis, Advanced Topics
•
Science
•
Chemistry – Wednesday/Thursday, 7:50-8:20 am, Room 154
•
Biology – Wednesday/Thursday, 7:50-8:20 am, Room 213
•
Physics – Wednesday, 7:50-8:20 am and 3:30 – 4:00 pm, Room 206
Programming Reminders
•
You must get your teachers to sign off on their
recommendations for your academic classes for next year
Programming Reminders
•
Each numbered line should have either one full credit course
or two half credit courses listed
•
If you select a half credit elective, make sure you select
another half credit course for the second semester
Spanish 2
Basketball
Law Studies
Programming Reminders
•
Yearbook
•
Students interested in taking Yearbook (Journalism 2 and above) don’t have
to have taken Journalism 1
•
You must get an application from Ms. Cruz in room 259
•
Applications will be due to Ms. Cruz no later than January 11
th
•
SGA
•
Applications available in March. See Ms. Lafoe in room 305 for more
information
•
Physical Education
•
Personal Fitness Trainer – For students interested in becoming personal
trainers
•
Athletic Trainer – For students interested in learning about treating athletic
injuries
•
Recreational Activities – Includes archery, ping-pong, corn toss, and more
•
Girls Only Weight Training
•
Girls Only Soccer
•
Girls Only Aerobics
Dual Enrollment Courses
•
The following dual enrollment courses are offered
after school
•
College Algebra
•
Early American History (semester 1)
•
Modern American History (semester 2)
•
The following dual enrollment courses are offered
during the
school day
•
Meteorology (semester 1)
•
Astronomy (semester 2)
•
College Success – Test scores not required
•
You must have a minimum unweighted State GPA of at least
3.0 and college ready test scores to take dual enrollment
classes
Course Descriptions
•
Descriptions for all courses can be found on the Bloomingdale
High School Website
•
http://bloomingdale.mysdhc.org/courses
•
Link is on the top right of your programming sheet
New Courses for 2019-2020
•
World Languages
•
AP Spanish Literature and Culture
•
Technology
•
Robotic Design Essentials Honors
•
Robotic Systems
•
CTE
•
Literature in the Arts 1
•
Literature in the Arts 2
•
Fashion Design Specialist
•
Music
•
Music Theory 1
•
Esports
•
Game and Sim Foundations
•
Sports and Entertainment Marketing
•
Descriptions for all courses available online at
http://bloomingdale.mysdhc.org/courses
Questions?
This document outlines the course selections and graduation requirements for the 2019-2020 school year at BSHS. It includes information on credits needed, AP courses, electives, testing requirements, and SAT/ACT concordant scores for juniors and seniors.
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BSHS Programming Course Selections for the 2019-2020 School Year
Graduation Requirements 4 English Credits 4 Math Credits Including Algebra 1 and Geometry 3 Science Credits Including Biology 3 Social Studies Credits World History, US History, Government/Economics 1 HOPE Credit 1 Performing/Fine Art Credit 8 Elective Credits Online/Virtual Course At least one course must be completed online
Graduation Requirements 24 total credits Minimum unweighted GPA of 2.0 Passing scores on the 10thgrade FSA Reading and Algebra 1 EOC
AP Courses College level courses in high school Some AP courses have a summer assignment Students selecting an AP course will have that course on their schedule You cannot drop an AP course Speak to your counselor about dual enrollment opportunities AP and Dual Enrollment courses are listed on the back of your programming sheet.
Testing Requirements FSA Reading Passing score on the 10thgrade FSA ELA is required for graduation Your score on the FSA ELA will impact your schedule for next year If you don t pass the FSA ELA this year, you will have a reading class on your schedule next year for the full year Reading class takes the place of one of your electives
SAT/ACT Concordant Scores Juniors and Seniors who have not passed the FSA can use the SAT or ACT to meet the reading requirement Concordant Scores: SAT 430 EBRW or 24 on Reading Sub-Scale ACT 19 reading New concordant scores for current freshmen (class of 2022) SAT 480 EBRW ACT Average of 18 on English and Reading Current 10th, 11th, and 12thgraders can use the new scores if they help them
Testing Requirements Algebra 1 EOC Passing score on the Algebra 1 EOC is required for graduation Your score on the Algebra 1 EOC will impact the math class on your schedule next year
Algebra 1 EOC Comparative Score 10thand 11thgraders who have taken but not passed the Algebra 1 EOC can use the PERT to meet the math testing requirement Comparative Score for current 10th, 11th, and 12thgraders PERT 97 PERT Math Comparative Score for current 9thgraders PSAT 430 Math SAT 420 Math ACT 16 Math The PERT will be given here at BSHS You can also take the PERT at any HCC campus If you don t pass the Algebra 1 EOC before the end of the year, you can take the PERT at HCC over the summer before school starts next year.
SAT/ACT: How Do I Register? ACT: www.actstudent.org SAT: www.collegeboard.org Links to both websites on the BSHS Guidance page Fee Waivers Free SAT practice www.khanacademy.org Your Khan Academy and Collegeboard accounts should be linked, so now is the time to practice Junior SAT School Day in March
Tutoring Opportunities Math Wednesdays, 3:30-4:30 Room 280 - Algebra 1, Liberal Arts Math, Math for College Readiness Room 273 - for Geometry, Geometry Honors Room 275 Algebra 2, Algebra 2 Honors Room 277 Pre-Calc, Trig/Math Analysis, Advanced Topics Science Chemistry Wednesday/Thursday, 7:50-8:20 am, Room 154 Biology Wednesday/Thursday, 7:50-8:20 am, Room 213 Physics Wednesday, 7:50-8:20 am and 3:30 4:00 pm, Room 206
Programming Reminders You must get your teachers to sign off on their recommendations for your academic classes for next year
Programming Reminders Each numbered line should have either one full credit course or two half credit courses listed If you select a half credit elective, make sure you select another half credit course for the second semester Spanish 2 Basketball Law Studies
Programming Reminders Yearbook Students interested in taking Yearbook (Journalism 2 and above) don t have to have taken Journalism 1 You must get an application from Ms. Cruz in room 259 Applications will be due to Ms. Cruz no later than January 11th SGA Applications available in March. See Ms. Lafoe in room 305 for more information Physical Education Personal Fitness Trainer For students interested in becoming personal trainers Athletic Trainer For students interested in learning about treating athletic injuries Recreational Activities Includes archery, ping-pong, corn toss, and more Girls Only Weight Training Girls Only Soccer Girls Only Aerobics
Dual Enrollment Courses The following dual enrollment courses are offered after school College Algebra Early American History (semester 1) Modern American History (semester 2) The following dual enrollment courses are offered during the school day Meteorology (semester 1) Astronomy (semester 2) College Success Test scores not required You must have a minimum unweighted State GPA of at least 3.0 and college ready test scores to take dual enrollment classes
Course Descriptions Descriptions for all courses can be found on the Bloomingdale High School Website http://bloomingdale.mysdhc.org/courses Link is on the top right of your programming sheet
New Courses for 2019-2020 World Languages AP Spanish Literature and Culture Technology Robotic Design Essentials Honors Robotic Systems CTE Literature in the Arts 1 Literature in the Arts 2 Fashion Design Specialist Music Music Theory 1 Esports Game and Sim Foundations Sports and Entertainment Marketing Descriptions for all courses available online at http://bloomingdale.mysdhc.org/courses
