Bloomingdale High School 2026-2027 12th Grade Course Selection Sheet

Sep 20, 2026

Uploaded by Oliver

Bloomingdale High School 2026–2027 12th grade course selection sheet used for planning graduation-aligned coursework. It outlines English, mathematics, science, social studies, personal financial literacy, fine arts, physical education, world language, electives, and GPA/minimum credit requirements. It also covers course selection rules based on FAST scores and prior coursework, possible teacher review courses, and a detailed Advanced Placement (AP) student agreement. Additional sections describe schedule change policy, parent/student signatures, and dual enrollment requirements.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages2

Reading Time5 min

AccessFree to download

Graduation Requirements

English and Mathematics

Science and Social Studies

Personal Financial Literacy and Fine Arts

Physical Ed, World Language, Electives, GPA

Course Selection Guidance

FAST-score-based placement

Teacher review courses

AP Student Agreement

Summer work and academic expectations

Schedule change and exam fee rules

Schedule Change Policy

Valid reasons and restrictions

Dual Enrollment

Application and eligibility requirements

AP Courses and Other Options

BLOOMINGDALE HIGH SCHOOL 2026-2027 12TH GRADE COURSE SELECTION SHEET Name: Student Number: Scan the QR code on the back to view course descriptions. | English – Graduation Requirement: 1 Senior English course required | | Social Studies – Graduation Requirement: Economics and Government required | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Course selection based on 10th FAST scores: | | Course selection based on 10th Fast scores: | | | Proficient on FAST: English 4
English 4 Honors AP English Literature AICE General Paper
AICE English Language English 4 ESOL | Not Proficient on FAST: English 4
English 4 ESOL | Proficent on FAST:
Economics (0.5)
Economics Honors (0.5)
AP Microeconomics (0 . 5)/AP Macroeconomics (0 . 5) (paired) US Government (0.5)
US Government Honors (0.5)
AP US Govt. (0 . 5)/AP Comparative Govt. (0 . 5) (paired)
Personal Finance (0 .5)
Personal Finance Honors (0 . 5) | Not Proficient on FAST: Economics(0.5)
US Government(0.5) | | Math-Grad. Requirement: 4 math credits, including Algebra 1 & Geometry | | Science – Grad. Requirement: 3 science credits, including Biology & 2 labs | | | Course selection based on previous course and state test score:
Math for College Liberal Arts
Algebra 2 | Math Course Request:
Math Teacher Signature: | Anatomy/Physiology Honors Astronomy Honors Chemistry
Chemistry Honors Earth/Space Science Forensic Science Marine Science Honors Physics Honors
AICE Environmental Management AP Chemistry
AP Biology
AP Env Science
AP Physics 1
AP Physics 2
AP Physics C: Mechanics | Science Course Request:
Science Teacher Signature: | | Potential courses requiring current teacher review: Math for College Algebra
Math for Data and Financial Literacy Honors Statistics Honors
AP Statistics
AP Pre-Calculus
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC (B) | | | | | Advanced Placement (AP) Student Agreement:
All students that want to enroll in an AP course MUST read, initial and sign below.
1. I will be expected to complete summer reading assignments/projects and failure to do so will not result in a schedule change.
2. The course(s) will be challenging, and I will be expected to produce work that is held to a higher academic standard; it is incumbent upon me to work harder to raise a low grade.
3. A schedule change will not be granted because of teacher preference, low grades, difficult or over-scheduled, or because the class is too demanding.
4. If I drop an AP course after the November exam ordering deadline, I will be responsible for the $40 exam fee.
4. I am expected to take the AP exam in May and understand I will be charged for the exam if I do not have a College Board approved reason for missing it.
Student Signature Date
Parents: Your signature below indicates that you have reviewed your student’s AP Course selections, and you understand and agree to the aforementioned guidelines.
Parent Signature Date | | Graduation Requirements
􀁸 English 4 required: English I, II, III, IV
􀁸 Mathematics 4 required: Including Algebra I or equivalent & Geometry
􀁸 Science 3 required: Including Biology (2 must have lab component)
􀁸 Social Studies 3 required: Including 1 World History, 1 U.S. History, 0.5
U.S. Government & 0.5 Economics 0.5
􀁸 Personal Financial Literacy 0.5 required
􀁸 Fine Arts 1 required: In Fine or Performing Arts, or an approved Practical Arts course (2 years of ROTC waives Fine Art requirement)
􀁸 Physical Ed (HOPE) 1 required: Physical Education to include the integration of Health (2 years of ROTC, 2 years of marching band, or 2 seasons of a JV/Varsity sport waives HOPE)
􀁸 World Language Not required for graduation, but at least 2 credits in the same language are required for admission into four-year colleges and universities
􀁸 Electives 7.5 required
􀁸 GPA 2.0 state GPA (unweighted)
􀁸 Minimum Credits 24
􀁸 Assessment Passing Score on Grade 10 FSA (or co

FAQs

What requirements must students meet for graduation in the 2026–2027 12th grade year?

The sheet lists graduation requirements including English 4, mathematics credits with Algebra 1 and Geometry, science credits with Biology and lab components, social studies credits with U.S. Government and Economics, personal financial literacy, fine arts, physical education (including Health integration rules), world language admission-related credits, electives, a 2.0 unweighted state GPA, and minimum 24 credits.

How does the sheet determine course selection based on FAST scores?

It specifies different course options for students who are Proficient versus Not Proficient on FAST, including recommended English courses and additional economics/government options tied to proficiency status.

What rules apply to Advanced Placement (AP) course enrollment and exams?

Students enrolling in AP courses must read, initial, and sign the AP Student Agreement. The agreement requires completing summer reading assignments, meeting higher academic standards, notes that schedule changes will not be granted for certain reasons, and states responsibilities for AP exam fees if dropped after a deadline or if exams are missed without a College Board approved reason.

Sep 20, 2026

Uploaded by Oliver