1. WELCOME CLASSES OF 2018,2019,2020 Scheduling Presentation 2017-2018
Bloomington High School North

2. COUNSELORS/ADMINISTRATORS
MR. CHAFFIN MS. ANDERSON
(Last name A – Coo)
HOUSE A
MRS. CLARKE MS. ANDERSON
(Last name Cop – Ha)
HOUSE B
MS. PRIESTER
ANDERSON/DEBRO
(Last name Hb – Mg)
HOUSE C
MRS. RILLO
MR. DEBRO
(Last name Mh – Sha)
HOUSE D
MRS. SPEER
(Last name Shb – Z)
HOUSE E

3. INDIANA’S CORE 40 English 8 credits
Math credits--Starting with Algebra I
Science 6 credits—Incl. Biology and Chemistry or Physics (or Integrated Chem/Phys) and additional C40 science course
Social Studies 6 credits (W. Geography or W. History, US History, and Government/Economics
PE 2 credits – 2 semesters
Health/Wellness 1 credit
5 Directed Elective additional credits from World Language, Fine Arts, and/or Career and Technical Ed area.
8 elective credits (Career/Academic Sequence rec.)
Total credits 42
NOTE: See “Opt Out” in Curriculum Guide for General Diploma information

4. POINTS OF INTEREST ASSESSMENT
The End of Course Assessment (Class of 2018) requirement must be met in English 10 and Algebra I in order to receive a diploma and Biology ECA must be taken. The class of 2019 and beyond will need to pass ISTEP Math, ISTEP English, and take ISTEP Science.
If not passed—remediation classes are required
Freshmen have earned credits
Sophomores have earned credits
Juniors have earned credits
Seniors have earned 30 or more credits
In order to graduate you must attend at least 7 semesters.

5. POINTS OF INTEREST REPEAT GRADES
Courses may be repeated to fulfill graduation requirements.
Both courses will appear on the transcript.
Repeat grades are designated with “R.”
The highest grade is figured in the GPA.
Students who repeat courses=no valedictorian or salutatorian.

6. REQUIRED CURRICULAR PROGRAM
FRESHMAN YEAR--English 9, Math, Science, PE, and Recommended Electives in: World Language, Social Studies, Fine Arts, Practical Arts
SOPHOMORE YEAR--English 10, Math, Science, Social Studies, Health
JUNIOR YEAR—English 11, Math, U.S. History
SENIOR YEAR—English 12, Government, Economics

7. I.U ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
Core 40 or AHD (AHD is preferred)
At least 34 credits of College-prep classes
Math through Pre-Calculus (B-level work)
Two years of World Language
3.3 or higher GPA
SAT or ACT scores (MUST be sent from testing agency) - the middle 50 percent range of SAT scores (critical reading and math only) for admitted freshmen was 1110–1300 (Old SAT scale) and (New SAT scale). The middle 50 percent range of ACT scores was 25–31.
Positive academic trends

8. REQUIRED COURSES --12th GRADE
ENGLISH 12 – English 12, English 12 AP, or ACP W131/L202
GOVERNMENT--Government Core 40, or Government Honors
ECONOMICS-- Economics Core 40, or AP Microeconomics

9. REQUIRED COURSES – 11th GRADE
ENGLISH 11- Novels and Speech or English 11 AP
MATH (usually Geometry or above)
SOCIAL STUDIES—U.S. History Core 40 or U.S. HISTORY AP

10. REQUIRED COURSES – 10th GRADE
ENGLISH 10—ENGLISH 10 C40 or ENGLISH 10 HONORS
MATH (Algebra, Geometry, or Algebra II or above)
SCIENCE (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, ICP, or above)
WORLD HISTORY or GEO/HISTORY OF THE WORLD (C40 or Honors)
HEALTH (1 semester)

11. ACADEMIC HONORS DIPLOMA
English
8 credits
Math
8 credits-starting with Algebra I
Science
6 credits
Social Studies
World Language
6 or 8 credits
Fine Arts
2 credits
Health and Wellness
1 credit PE
2 credits--2 semesters
Directed Electives
5 credits
Electives
TOTAL
47 credits
Complete 1 of the following:
A: 2 AP courses and exams
B: Dual HS/College Courses=6 college credits
C: 1 AP course/exam and dual credit (3 college credits)
D: SAT=1750 or ACT=26
No grade within the 47 credits lower than a “C-” may count.
Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.0.

12. ACADEMIC HONORS DIPLOMA
Courses may be repeated.
Both courses will appear on the transcript.
Both courses are included in the GPA.
NOTE: Students WILL complete year-long courses (expected commitment to achieve this diploma type)…”Beware Senioritis”

13. CORE 40 with TECHNICAL HONORS
Complete all requirements for Core 40.
Earn 6 credits in the college and career preparation courses in a state-approved
College & Career Pathway and one of the following:
1. State approved, industry recognized certification or credential, or
2. Pathway dual credits from the approved dual credit list resulting in 6 transcripted college credits
Earn a grade of “C” or better in courses that will count toward the diploma.
Have a grade point average of a “B” or better.
Complete one of the following:
A. Any one of the options (A - F) of the Core 40 with Academic Honors
B. Earn the following scores or higher on WorkKeys; Reading for Info –
Level 6, Applied Mathematics – Level 6, and Locating Information-Level 5.
C. Earn the following minimum score(s) on Accuplacer: Writing 80, Reading 90, Math 75.
D. Earn the following minimum score(s) on Compass; Algebra 66 ,Writing 70, Reading 80.

14. ALSO: Project Lead the Way
Biomedical Sciences Career Pathway
Principals of Biomedical Science (9-10)
Human Body Systems (10-12)
Medical Interventions (10-12)
Biomedical Innovation (12)
Engineering Technology Career Pathway
Principles of Engineering (9-10)
Civil Engineering and Architecture (11-12)
Engineering Design and Development (12)

15. COURSE SELECTION PROCEDURES
Choose courses wisely--8 classes each semester. Check prerequisites. Select course level (Core 40, Honors, AP) carefully.
Prioritize electives.
List Alternate courses—indicate semesters
Note: Students should re-select for next year any required “core classes” which are currently being failed (math, science, social studies, English, etc.) again indicating semesters

16. COURSE SELECTION PROCEDURES
Honors and AP courses require review and authorization-Teacher signature on your selection sheet is required.
Four academic courses are required each semester (math, English, social studies, science, etc.)
Selections should be made very carefully as NO changes will be approved after the scheduling window!

17. HOOSIER HILLS CAREER CENTER Grades 10-12
HHCC classes are half day or half day every other day.
The following classes meet one block every other day:
Introduction to Transportation (9-12) Arch Drafting and Design I (10-12)
Network Fundamentals (9-12) Arch Drafting and Design II (10-12)
Horticultural Science (9-12) Mech Drafting and Design I (10-12)
Landscape Management (9-12) Mech Drafting and Design II (10-12)
Natural Resources (9-12) PLTW Principles of Eng (9-10)
Plant and Soil Science (9-12) PLTW Civil Eng and Architecture (11-12)
Intro to Agriculture (9-12) PLTW Eng Design and Development (12)
Animal Science (9-12) PLTW Medical Interventions (11)
Advanced Life Science: Animals (11-12) PLTW Biomedical Innovations (12)
Agribusiness Management (9-12)

18. HOOSIER HILLS CAREER CENTER Half Day Programs Grades 11-12
The following HHCC courses meet half day
Automotive Collision Repair I and II
Welding I and II  
Precision Machining I and II 
Early Childhood Education I and II
Cosmetology I and II
Health Science Education I and II
Culinary Arts I and Adv Culinary Arts
Construction Trades I and II
Fire Rescue I and I
Computer Tech Support
**New Course!  Industrial Maintenance I and II

19. COURSE SELECTION PROCEDURES
Senior Internships, Cadet Teaching, Community Service require good attendance, your own transportation.
Eligible students may attend classes at IU (through the IU Open Program) or Ivy Tech during the school day.
The university class must not disrupt BHSN class time and transportation is required.
Preliminary schedules will be given to students before the end of the school year.

20. SCHEDULE ADJUSTMENTS--DROP/ADD
NO student may drop or add a course after schedule requests have been submitted.
Exceptions:
Changes needed to insure timely graduation (i.e. retaking a required course due to failure)
Mistakes made via data entry
A student is misplaced

21. APPLICATIONS REQUIRED
HOOSIER HILLS CAREER CENTER
SERVICE LEARNING:
SENIOR INTERNSHIPS
CADET TEACHING
COMMUNITY SERVICE
LIBRARY SERVICES
NEWSPAPER, TV PRODUCTION & YEARBOOK
SCIENCE RESEARCH--MRS. SCHICK

22. COMPLETED SELECTION SHEETS DUE:
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th and 21st !!!
COMPUTER INPUT IN ENGLISH CLASSES
PARENT’S SIGNATURE REQUESTED ON WRITTEN COPY
TEACHER AUTHORIZATION FOR HONORS OR AP CLASSES
DO NOT FORGET TO CHOOSE ALTERNATES (VERY IMPORTANT)

23. COUNSELOR CONTACT INFO
Greg Chaffin (House A) X50146
Last name A - Coo
Katie Clarke (House B) X52318
Last name Cop - Ha
Mary Priester (House C) X51391
Last name Hb - Mg
Kathy Rillo (House D) X50220
Last name Mh – Sha
Julie Speer (House E) X53223
Last name Shb - Z
*Call and then extension listed