Boonville R-I High School

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Boonville R-I High School

• Junior Enrollment Presentation

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Enrollment Form
Unit of Credit Course Selection Teacher Approval
Communication Arts
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Elective List 2 if the course is a semester course. Make sure you indicate first or second semester.
Elective List 2 if the course is a semester course. Make sure you indicate first or second semester.
Elective List 2 if the course is a semester course. Make sure you indicate first or second semester.
Alternate Courses Choose two alternate courses
in case the courses you have chosen will not fit
into your schedule.
Unit of Credit Course Selection
Alternate Course
Alternate Course
PLEASE GET PARENTS SIGNATURE OF FORMS!
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Transcript
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MSHSAA and BHS Eligibility

• A student must pass 3 units of credit in order to
  be eligible to participate in or attend extra-
  curricular activities (sports, dances, clubs,
  prom, etc).
• Credit is awarded on the semester concept. Each
  class is equal to ½ credit.
• Do the Math
• ½ credit x 6 classes 3 units

You must pass 6 classes!
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Graduation Requirements

• To graduate from BHS students must earn 24
  credits. The following is required
• Communication Arts 4 units
• Social Studies 3 units
• Mathematics 3 units
• Science 3 units
• Fine Arts 1 unit
• Practical Arts 1 unit
• Physical Education 1 unit
• Health ½ unit
• Personal Finance ½ unit
• Electives 7 units
• Total 24 units

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Graduation Honors

• The Cum Laude System was adopted to encourage
  students to pursue a strong academic program.
  This program exceeds the minimum standards
  outlined for graduation. Classes must be from
  the academic core. Students who complete this
  program of study, along with maintaining the
  specified grade point average, will receive a
  high school diploma awarded
• Cum Laude - 3.5000-3.7499 GPA
• Magna Cum Laude - 3.7500-3.8999 GPA
• Summa Cum Laude 3.9 4.0 GPA

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Graduation Honors

• Communication Arts (CA I and higher) 4 units
• Social Studies (Am. History, Civics) 3 units
• Mathematics (Algebra I and higher) 3 units
• Science (Physical Science and higher) 3 units
• Core Electives 3 units
• Fine Arts 1 unit
• Practical Arts 1 unit
• Physical Education 1 unit
• Health ½ unit
• Personal Finance ½ unit
• Electives 4 units
• Total 24 units
• Algebra I taken in 8th grade can fulfill 1 math
  credit
• Elemental Physical Science and Elemental
  Biology will equal one unit of science
• credit to fulfill honors requirement, but
  will count as 2 units of credit toward
  graduation.
• Core Electives can be earned from CA, Math,
  Science, Social Studies, and foreign language.
• Embedded credit will not count toward graduation
  honors.

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Junior Course Selections

• You must earn 12 credits to be considered a
  JUNIOR!!
• Placement in CORE course is dependent on teacher
  recommendation.

Requirements Courses (All 1 unit unless otherwise listed)
Communication Arts Communication Arts III, Communication Arts II, Communication Arts I
Mathematics Geometry, Technical Math, Algebra II, Honors Algebra II, Pre-calculus
Science Biology, Earth and Space Science, Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Physics
Social Studies Government Honors Government
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Junior/Senior Practical Arts (1 required)

• COMPUTER CLASSES
• Keyboarding ½ unit
• Computer Apps ½ unit
• Adv. Computer Apps ½ unit
• Graphic Arts 1 unit
• Adv. Graphic Arts ½ unit
• Web Design 1 unit
• Multimedia 1 unit
• FAMILY CONSUMER SCIENCE
• FCCLA Leadership - ½ unit
• Foods I - ½ unit
• Foods II - ½ unit
• Child Development I ½ unit
• Child Development II ½ unit
• Family Relations - ½ unit
• Housing Int. Design ½ unit

• BUSINESS CLASSES
• Pers. Finance ½ unit
• Accounting I or II - 1 unit
• Introduction to Business ½ unit
• Business Leadership ½ unit
• Business Management ½ unit
• Business Economics ½ unit
• Entrepreneurship- ½ unit
• Business Law ½ unit

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Junior/Senior Electives

• Creative Wtg I or II ½ or 1 unit
• Spanish I, II, III, or IV 1 unit
• Mythology ½ unit
• Sports Literature ½ unit
• Psychology ½ unit
• Sociology ½ unit
• Criminal Justice ½ unit
• Current Events ½ or 1 unit
• Speech ½ unit

• Personal Health ½ unit
• Adv. PE - ½ or 1 unit
• Lifetime Sports ½ or 1 unit
• Newspaper Publication 1 unit
• Yearbook Publication 1 unit
• Teachers Aide ½ or 1 unit
• Library Aide - ½ or 1 unit
• Office Aide - ½ or 1 unit
• Hannah Cole Aide - ½ or 1 unit
• ACT Prep ½ unit

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Junior/Senior Fine Arts (1 required)

• Art I, II, III 1 unit
• Art Portfolio 1 or 2 units
• Band 1 unit
• Pirate Singers - 1 unit, audition
• Chamber Choir 1 unit, audition
• Humanities ½ or 1 unit
• Intro. to Film ½ or 1 unit
• Drama - 1 unit
• App. Inst. Tech Theory I /II ½ unit
• Music of the 20th Century 1 unit

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Dual Credit

• Juniors and seniors may be able to take the
  following courses. Through an agreement with
  Central Methodist University, State Fair
  Community College, and Mo Valley, students may
  enroll and take these courses for a fee and
  receive college credit. Tuition is due in full on
  the first day of class.

BHS Class College Class Credit
Pre-calculus with Trigonometry MATH104, CMU 1 unit, 3 credit hour, all year
College Algebra MATH103, CMU ½ unit, 3 credit hours, 2nd semester
Calculus MATH118, CMU 1 unit, 5 credit hours, all year
Speech CT101, CMU ½ unit, 3 credit hours, 1st or 2nd semester
College Prep English EN120, CMU 1 unit, 3 credit hours, all year
Statistics MATH106, CMU ½ unit, 3 credit hours, 1st semester
Western Civilization I HI101, CMU ½ unit, 3 credit hours, 1st semester
Western Civilization II HI102, CMU ½ unit, 3 credit hours, 2nd semester
Psychology NEW! PSY 101, CMU ½ unit, 3 hours, 1st or 2nd semester
Applied Instrumental Technique and Theory I and II MUS136, 137, SFCC ½ unit, 1 credit hour, 1 semester
Medical Terminology (on-line) HL130, Mo Valley, SFCC ½ unit, 1 credit hour, 1 semester ½ unit, 3 credit hour, 1 semester
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Online/Dual Credit Classes

• Online (Onsite)
• Juniors and Seniors may have the opportunity to
  take additional online dual credit courses during
  the school year. Students may take the course
  during a scheduled study hall hour. The
  institution issuing the dual credit will
  establish the fees, course schedule, and
  textbooks required. BHS may provide the required
  textbook.
• Dual CreditKemper Campus--SFCC
• Juniors and Seniors may have the opportunity to
  take dual credit courses on the State Fair
  Community College Kemper Campus during the school
  day. These students are considered dual
  enrolled. Courses taken at the Kemper Campus
  count the same as a dual credit course taken on
  the BHS campus. Students are responsible for all
  fees and possibly textbooks.
• REMINDER A STUDENT MUST EARN 3 UNITS OF CREDIT
  TO REMAIN ELIGIBLE.

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2014-15 BTEC Courses Offered

• Agriculture
• Alternative Energy NEW!
• Auto Technology
• Computer Networking and Information Technology
• Health Sciences
• JROTC
• Marketing
• Woodworking and Construction

Courses will be offered based on enrollment. Some
programs have limited enrollment.
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Signing off Procedure

• March 4th and 5th are SIGN OFF DAYS
• Bring enrollment forms to school those days
• Core teachers will place you in your math/comm
  arts/science/history classes and sign off
• You must use Pirate Time these days to get
  signatures from elective/BTEC classes
• DO NOT interrupt a teachers class to ask for
  signatures

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Enrollment Process

• Enrollment Forms are due March 6th
• Before then please
• Review your transcript.
• Discuss courses options with your parents and
  teachers.
• Fill out your enrollment sheets with signatures!!
• Your teachers will sign off on your courses for
  next year on March 4th and 5th. Bring forms to
  school!!
• Review your Personal Plan of Study and make any
  needed changes. Refer to the Program of Study
  templates in the back of the Course Registration
  Handbook to assist you.

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Personal Plan of Study
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Personal Plan of Study
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Program of Study
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A Program

• The A program is designed to provide tuition for
  students to attend any community college in the
  state of Missouri. To be eligible, students must
  meet the following requirements
• Attend an A school for 3 consecutive years.
• Graduate with a 2.5 non-weighted accum. GPA.
• Have an attendance rate of 95 for the four
  years.
• Perform 50 hours of unpaid tutoring in a school
  sponsored activity (12.5 hours can be job
  shadowing).
• Maintain a record of good citizenship, and avoid
  the use of drugs and alcohol.
• Achieve a score of Proficient or Advanced on the
  Algebra I EOC test.
• 2 of 3 units of math must be Algebra I and
  higher.
• 2 or 3 units of science must be Physical Science
  and higher. EPS and EB will count as one unit of
  credit toward the A science requirement.

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Summer School

• May 26-June 24th
• Courses Offered
• ½ Health
• ½ Personal Finance
• Credit Recovery (CA, Math, History, Science
• Must attend 15 days (60 hours to earn credit)
• Forms on website and in Guidance Office
• Forms can be turned in betw. March 12th-April
  10th

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Enrollment Reminders

• Students may only enroll in 1 PE class per
  semester.
• Students may only enroll in 1 Aide position per
  semester.
• Students wishing to be an Aide must have that
  teacher sign the registration form.
• Students who need to take Credit Recovery need to
  write Credit Recovery Subject on the
  registration form.
• ALL classes must be signed off by a teacher.
• Students must be enrolled as full-time students.