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8th Grade Parent Information Night
Transition to High School
Graduation Requirements for Class of 2018 and Beyond.
9th Grade Required Core Courses
Requirements for Honors and Advanced Placement (AP) Courses
Career Pathways at BCHS
Electives for Career Pathways
9th Grade Electives
Next Steps
High School Diploma
TOPS University Jump Start TOPS Tech
24Credits
23Credits and Certifications
English 4 Credits(English I, II, III and IV)
Math 4 Credits(Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II), and Advanced Math, Statistics and Reasoning, Trigonometry, or AP Calculus
Science 4 Credits(Biology I, Chemistry I), Physical Science, Environmental Science, Biology II, Chemistry II, or Physics
Social Studies 4 Credits(United States History, World History) World Geography or AP Human Geography, Civics or AP Government
Health ½ CreditPhysical Education 1 ½ CreditsArt 1 CreditForeign Language 2 CreditElectives 3 Credits
Total 24
English 4 Credits(English I, II, III) and English IV or Business English
Math 4 Credits(Algebra I Part A and Algebra Part B or Algebra I), Geometry, Business Math, Math Essentials, Algebra II, Advanced Math, Statistics and Reasoning, or Financial Literacy
Science 2 Credits(Biology I), Physical Science, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Biology II, Chemistry II, or Physics
Social Studies 2 CreditsCivics, United States History
Health ½ CreditPhysical Education 1 ½ CreditsElectives 9 Credits – Must complete course sequence and credentials for career
pathway
Total 23
LEAP 2025 (also known as EOC) Tests will be given
in the following courses:
Algebra I Geometry
English I English II
Biology I US History
(English II and III for graduating class BEFORE 2021)
Graduation Requirements
Complete credits for diploma track including required courses
Pass LEAP 2025 (also known as EOC) state tests with Advanced, Mastery, Basic, or Approaching Basic
Jump Start – Complete courses for career pathway and earn credentials for elected career pathway
Complete Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at https://fafsa.ed.gov/ during your senior year (between October –April)
Regular Courses
English I
Algebra I Parts A & B or
Business Math
Environmental Science
World Geography or Civics
**If below average in math, recommend taking Business Math before
Algebra I Parts A & B.
**If below average grades and LEAP Math, student will be placed in remedial math (High
School Math).
Health (.5) / PE (.5)
(+ 2 Electives)
Honors & AP Courses
English I Honors
Algebra I Parts A & B Honors
Environmental Science Honors
AP Human Geography
**If definitely doing Jump Start TOPS Tech, select Civics instead of World
Geography
** If below average grades and LEAP ELA, student will be placed in Reading
Interventions
or PE I or Athletic PE I
(+ 2 Electives)
Students must meet both requirements listed below:
-- Advanced / Mastery on historical standardized tests
-- A’s and B’s all four quarters in 8th grade for subject area
or Teacher recommendation from subject area teacher if
student only meets one of the above requirements
Students currently taking honors and AP classes this school year
do NOT automatically qualify for honors and AP courses next
school year.
English Honors and AP courses have a required summer reading
assignment due on the first day of school (August 2018).
Digital Media and Entertainment Productions
Health Science – Patient Care and Management
Hospitality, Tourism, Culinary, and Retail
Manufacturing, Construction Crafts, and Logistics
Introduction to Business Computer Applications (IBCA)
Business Computer Applications (BCA)
Agriscience I & Agriscience Leadership
Law Studies
Speech I and Speech II
Technical Writing
Principles of Business
Journey to Careers / Advance Career Readiness
Emergency Medical Responder
Digital Media I & II
Music and Technology
Art I & II or Talented Art I & II
General Technology
Introduction to Business Computer Applications (IBCA)
Business Computer Applications (BCA)
Agriscience I & Agriscience Leadership
Law Studies
Speech I and Speech II
Technical Writing
Principles of Business
Journey to Careers / Advance Career Readiness
Emergency Medical Responder
Intro to Health Occupations
Anatomy and Physiology I & II
Psychology (CLEP)
Medical Terminology (Dual)
Nutrition & Food / Advanced Nutrition & Food
Patient Care Technician
Emergency Medical Technician (off campus – Nunez)
Introduction to Business Computer Applications (IBCA)
Business Computer Applications (BCA)
Agriscience I & Agriscience Leadership
Law Studies
Speech I and Speech II
Technical Writing
Principles of Business
Journey to Careers / Advance Career Readiness
Emergency Medical Responder
Hospitality & Marketing / Principles Of Hospitality
Nutrition & Food / Advanced Nutrition & Food
Tourism Marketing
French I & II
Spanish I & II
Lodging Management I (off campus – Delgado)
Lodging Management II (off campus – Delgado)
Introduction to Business Computer Applications (IBCA)
Business Computer Applications (BCA)
Agriscience I & Agriscience Leadership
Law Studies
Speech I and Speech II
Technical Writing
Principles of Business
Journey to Careers / Advance Career Readiness
Emergency Medical Responder
Agriscience II, III, and IV
Electrical I
General Technology
Outdoor Power Technician I
Introduction to Engineering Design
Principles of Engineering
Engineering Design and Development
Basic Technical Drafting
HVAC (Nunez), Welding (Delgado), Automotive (Delgado), P-Tech (Nunez) – all off campus
Agriscience I
Agriscience II
Art I
Beginning Band
Business Computer Applications (BCA)
Concert Band I
Digital Media I
General Technology
Intro to Business Computer Applications
(IBCA)
Intro to Engineering Design (IED)
Intro to Health Occupations
Law Studies
Reading Interventions I
Reading Interventions II
High School Math I
High School Math II
Speech I
Speech II
**Talented Art
Technical Writing
** Must be in Special Education Talented Program
September:
Education
October:
Cosmetology/Business
November:
Hospitality/Culinary
February:
Engineering, Manufacturing,
Construction, Logistics
March:
Health Science – Patient Care
and Management
April:
Digital Media, Entertainment
Productions, Performing Arts
Select 1 or 2 Career Pathways --- (1st choice and 2nd choice)
Select 5-6 Electives for SY 2019-2020
(#1 being first choice and #5 or #6 your last choice)
Discuss Honors/AP classes or regular courses and decide which to take or not
BCMS students will schedule during school hours on May 1 and 2; BCA on May 3
Review individual graduation plan (IGP) and schedule request form
Return signed IGP and schedule request form to BCMS Counselor / BCA Counselor
Register at BCHS on May 2 & 3 for early registration or regular registration beginning July 22
8th Grade Visit to BCHS on May 15 (9:30 – 11:00)
Kimberlie Bergman-LeBlancRegistrar / Professional Assistant
Marilynn M. Ganacias9th & 10th Grade Counselor
Milicent A. Roussell11th & 12th Grade Counselor
L AW STUDIES
COURSE DESCRIPTION:• Law Studies is a program of legal education designed to engage 9th-12th graders in a critical examination
of their legal responsibilities and rights. In this elective course students have the opportunity to
conduct discussions, research, and debate with their classmates about practical legal problems,
contemporary legal issues, and the ramifications of breaking the law.
• Units of study:
Introduction to Law and the Legal System
Criminal Law and Juvenile Justice
Tort Law
Consumer and Housing Law
Family Law
Individual Rights and Liberties
• Students will also have the opportunity to hear from guest speakers involved in the legal profession
and participate in a mock trial.
Introduction to
Business
Computer
Applications
(IBCA)(Universal Course-counts in all pathways)
Course Description• This course is designed to provide students with
basic computer application skills.
• Emphasis is placed on learning more about computer concepts, word processing, and Internet.
• Computer technology will be presented that could lead to the student’s ability to obtain certification in Microsoft Office.
• This course is a prerequisite for most business courses.
Course GoalsBy the end of the semester, students will: 1. Become proficient in the use of
Microsoft Office Word & PowerPoint to earn certification as a Microsoft Office Specialist.
2. Increase their typing speed & accuracy.
Business
Computer
Applications
(BCA)(Universal Course-counts in all pathways)
Course Description• This course is designed to acquaint students with
the advanced principles associated with Microsoft Office.
• Emphasis is placed on skill development in using technology to create business documents and spreadsheets.
• Computer technology will be presented that may lead to the student's ability to obtain Microsoft Office Specialist certification in Microsoft Excel.
Course GoalsBy the end of the semester, students will: 1. Become proficient in the use of
Microsoft Office Excel to earn certification as a Microsoft Office Specialist.
2. Increase their typing speed & accuracy.
Benefits of Certification?
For students, MOS certifications willboost academic performance, prepare them for the demands of college, and open doors to career opportunities.
Digital Media Pathway• Pathway Specific Classes Offered
• Digital Media 1• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Illustrator
• Digital Media 2• Adobe InDesign
• Adobe Illustrator
• Music & Technology/Music & Media• Avid ProTools User
Certifications Offered
Adobe Certified Associate-Photoshop, Illustrator, & InDesign
Avid ProTools
Belle Chasse High School
Health Science Pathway
PRESENTED BY:
JENNIFER VALOTTA & DIANA GLENN
Health Course Progression Plan 2019-2020
9th Grade
▪ Health Occupations Elective
▪ Cred: No Credential Offered
Health Course Progression Plan 2019-2020
10th Grade
▪ First Responder (090711)
▪ Cred: Emergency Medical Responder (State Basic)
▪ Dual Enrollment course via Nunez Community College with Pre-ACT/ACT scores & proper age
▪ Anatomy & Physiology 1
▪ Cred: No Credential offered
Health Course Progression Plan 2019-2020
11th Grade
▪ First Responder (090711)
▪ Cred: Emergency Medical Responder (State Basic)
▪ Dual Enrollment course via Nunez Community College with Pre-ACT/ACT scores & proper age
▪ Medical Terminology 1 & 2 Fast Track
▪ Cred: No Credential offered
▪ Dual Enrollment Course Via Nunez Community College with Pre-ACT/ACT scores & proper age
Health Course Progression Plan 2019-2020
12th Grade
▪ Emergency Medical Technician Basic Caution: 2 credits (090943)
**Cred: EMT Basic (State Advanced) Suggestion from industry/teachers: Either Fall or Spring
Off campus (Nunez Community College)
▪ Patient Care Technician (PCT) Caution: 3 credits (090118)
**Cred: PCT (State Basic) Suggestion from industry/teachers: Fall with Nunez's CNA Spring
PCT on campus & CNA off campus (NCC)
HOSA: Health Occupations Students of America
▪ Competitive events all related to the medical field( State and National Competitions)
▪ Authentic Field Experiences
▪ Academic Based
▪ Community Service Based
▪ Student Run
▪ School Involvement
▪ FUN!
BCHS 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019 State Champions
▪ All students were national qualifiers over years in multiple categories.
▪ It is a diverse student organization for those involved in multiple clubs at school.
▪ Can lead to multiple scholarships, internships, and certifications.
Questions & Answers
Hospitality at B.C.H.S.
Course progression:◦ Intro. to Hospitality/Hospitality Marketing
◦ Certification: Certified Guest Service Professional
◦ Tourism Marketing (dual enrollment with Delgado)◦ Certification:
◦ Customer Service & Sales
◦ Certified Restaurant Server
◦ Lodging Management I & II (dual enrollment with Delgado)◦ Certification:
◦ Front Desk Representative
◦ Hospitality and Tourism Management Level II
MCL PathWay
Manufacturing, Construction, Logistics
Gen Tech** Outdoor Power Equipment Tech
(Small Engines)**
Electrical I**
Intro to Engineering** Principles of Engineering Engineering Design and Product
Development (Auto CAD)**
Intro to Logistics**
AgScience I** AgScience II** AgScience III
AgScience IV IBCA** Law Studies**
Business
Communications**
Speech I Speech II
Keyboarding Personal Branding** Business Math
Adv. Career Readiness Principles of Business**
Classes Offered at BCHS
AutoDesk InVentor User NCCER Electrical I
S/P 2
Auto CAD User Certified Logistics Associate CPR
OSHA 10 NCCER Core
MOS/Word
NRF Micro Enterprise
Certifications offered at BCHS
Agriscience I
Agriscience II
Art I
Beginning Band
Business Computer Applications (BCA)
Concert Band I
Digital Media I
General Technology
Intro to Business Computer Applications
(IBCA)
Intro to Engineering Design (IED)
Intro to Health Occupations
Law Studies
Reading Interventions I
Reading Interventions II
High School Math I
High School Math II
Speech I
Speech II
**Talented Art
Technical Writing
** Must be in Special Education Talented Program
Select 1 or 2 Career Pathways --- (1st choice and 2nd choice)
Select 5-6 Electives for SY 2019-2020
(#1 being first choice and #5 or #6 your last choice)
Discuss Honors/AP classes or regular courses and decide which to take or not
BCMS students will schedule during school hours on May 1 and 2; BCA on May 3
Review individual graduation plan (IGP) and schedule request form
Return signed IGP and schedule request form to BCMS Counselor / BCA Counselor
Register at BCHS on May 2 & 3 for early registration or regular registration beginning July 22
8th Grade Visit to BCHS on May 15 (9:30 – 11:00)