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12th Grade Scheduling

Class of 2026

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Graduation Requirements

Some graduation requirements can be met through a Personal Curriculum

English

4 credits

Math

4 credits

Science

3 credits

Social Studies

3 credits

World Language

2 credits

Performing/Fine Arts

1 credit

Gym/Health

1 credit

Electives

6 credits

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Typical

12th Grade Schedule

  • English
  • Math
  • Electives*
  • Any remaining graduation requirements

*If you are planning to apply to college, it is strongly recommended that you take science and/or social studies courses senior year.

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English

  • English 12
  • African American Lit
  • AP Literature
  • AP Language
  • Project Advance
  • English 11-12

Math

  • Personal Finance Math
  • Explorations in Data
  • Pre-calculus
  • AP Statistics
  • AP Calculus AB
  • AP Calculus BC
  • Calc 3
  • Math 11-12

Social Studies (Optional)

  • AP World History
  • AP European History
  • AP Psychology
  • AP African American Studies

Science (Optional)

  • Elective

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New (& Newer) Courses!

  • AP African American Studies
  • AP Computer Science A
  • College & Career Prep
  • Explorations in Data (Prob & Stats)
  • Next Gen Music

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Off-campus Opportunities

Check the BHS Scheduling webpage for more information and required documents for the following:

  • CASA
  • OSTC
  • Dual Enrollment

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Scheduling Information

  • BHS Scheduling Webpage
    • Graduation Requirements
    • Course Catalog
    • Course Offerings (with course codes)
    • Course Applications & Forms
    • Course Videos

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Scheduling Timeline

February 14 - March 11

○ Scheduling info available on BHS Counseling Webpage

○ Research courses, talk with teachers, family, etc.

○ Scheduling window open- students enter course

requests in MiStar

February 26

Students will be meeting 1-on-1 with their counselor

March 11

Last day to enter course requests into MiStar

March 31

Course applications due (Student Leadership, Yearbook, Journalism, etc.)

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How to

Enter Course Requests in MISTAR

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Click here for instructions on how to enter your course requests in your MiStar student portal.

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Scheduling FAQs

  • I’m not sure which classes to take next year. What do I do?
    • Talk with your current teachers to find out if they have specific recommendations for you- they know your skill level the best! Read through the course catalog and watch the course videos posted on the scheduling webpage for more information on specific classes.
  • What if I change my mind? Am I locked into the classes I submit in my course request?
    • You will need to contact your counselor to make any schedule changes after March 11. No changes can be made after the first week of the new school year. Please do not request schedule changes unless you are absolutely sure so that counselors do not have to make changes multiple times.
  • When can I meet with my counselor about my schedule?
    • Counselors will be available 1-on-1 on February 26 to discuss schedules with students.
  • Am I guaranteed to get the courses I request?
    • For the most part, students are able to take the courses they request. However, sometimes there are scheduling conflicts and students will have to choose between two classes.
  • Can I make teacher requests or choose which hour I have certain classes?
    • No.

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