1. Sophomore Information
Bountiful High
Sophomore Information

2. Counselors Mrs. Watts A-D Mrs. Willard E-J Mr. Mortensen K-Q Mr. Munk
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3. Text Messages/Website
Smartphone open web browser and go to following link: rmd.at/4k27e
If you’re having trouble, try to (385)

4. 3 Ways to Earn College Credit
IB Program
AP Classes
CE Classes

5. Questions: Mrs. Drake IB Coordinator ldrake@dsdmail.net
What is IB?
International Baccalaureate
Highly respected, internationally recognized high school academic program offering college credit.
A rigorous two-year course of study emphasizing both the sciences and humanities.
Students graduating with an IB Diploma are given top consideration for scholarships & acceptance by colleges and universities nationally and internationally.
IB courses must be taken in the 11th and 12th grade years.
Students can take individual IB classes or work toward a full IB diploma.
Questions: Mrs. Drake IB Coordinator

6. AP and CE AP- Advanced Placement Nationally recognized
Credit accepted by most colleges
Most classes are full year
Take test in May ($93.00)
Must pass with 3 or higher
Receive 5-6 credits per class
CE- Concurrent Enrollment
Accepted by most state colleges
Classes are sem.or full year
Credit is based on grade received
Grades appear on college transcript
Typically receive 3 credits per class

7. Regents Scholarship 4 years English 4 years progressive Math
3 Science classes (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
3.5 Social Studies
2 years Foreign Language
GPA and ACT requirements *

9. 10th Grade Core Classes English
English 10 Honors *
* IB Prep class

10. 10th Grade Core Classes Math
Secondary Math II
Secondary Math II Honors *
Secondary Math III
Secondary Math III Honors *
* IB prep class

11. 10th Grade Core Classes Social Studies
World Civilization
World Civilization Honors
AP European History *
* IB Prep class

12. 10 Grade Core Classes Science
Biology
Biology Honors *
AP Biology (Pre-Req. Chem)
Chemistry
Chemistry Honors *
* IB Prep Class

13. Other Required Courses Typically Taken in 10th Grade
Fit for Life (Semester)
Computer Tech. (Semester)
Health Education (Semester) or
Intro Health/ (Year)
Human Anatomy

14. Other Optional Courses Typically Taken in 10th
Driver’s Education (Semester)
Released Time Seminary (Full Year)
Summer Dr. Ed Option
Sign up BHS April 11 7:00 a.m.
June 5th-9th
8-11, 11-1 (lunch), 1-4
16th B-Day before April 1st 2018

15. Extracurricular activities Sports (2
Extracurricular activities Sports (2.0 minimum GPA) no U’s, only 1 ‘F’ grade in preceding term to participate
Try out: Soccer Girl’s Fall Boys Spring Volleyball Girl’s Fall Golf Girls Spring Boys Fall Tennis Girl’s Fall Basketball Winter Baseball Spring Softball Spring
No try out: Football Fall Swimming Fall/Winter Wrestling Fall/Winter Track Spring Cross Country Fall

16. Other Extracurricular Activities 4th term of 9th grade counts!
Cheerleading: April mandatory parent meeting and tryouts (3.0 GPA, one F, U’s Jr. High). Drill Team/Dance Co: Auditions last 2 wks of April (2.5 GPA, one F, U’s Jr. High). Student Government—Elections Last 2 wks of April (3.0 GPA, one F, U cleared (can only earn 1 U entire year).

17. Sophomore Class List

18. NCAA
If planning to play college sports must meet NCAA requirement of completing 16 core courses from grades 9-12 (See Mr. Munk to review schedule) *See counseling website for a checklist

20. What’s Next
Once we finish here, Counselors will be available in the Commons at the counselor table to answer questions.
Due to volume of students, we cannot make individual appointments.

21. Brave Preview Brave Preview is an open house format. Meet:
Teachers
Club Advisors
Coaches
Administrators
Counselors
See backside of your program for the map.