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CLASS OF 2027

Congrats!

Planning for your Senior Year

You made it!

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Planning for your Senior Year

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Course Selection: There are many classes to choose from. Review all of the registration materials to help make wise choices.

Select Alternatives: Selecting alternative courses become important in creating a schedule that best fits you.

Consider Your Goals: Choose courses that best support your future career or education goals.

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Opportunities for College Credit

CIHS

AP

PLTW

PSEO

Senior Requirement: top 50% of their class

Junior Requirement: top 30% of their class

COLLEGE IN THE HIGH SCHOOL

Review Industrial Technology section of BHS Curriculum Guide for further information on PLTW

PROJECT LEAD THE WAY

College credit earned based on A.P. Test score & college of attendance. A.P. Testing is offered in May

ADVANCED PLACEMENT

3.0 GPA required for Seniors

3.3 GPA required for Juniors

Grades earned off BHS campus will impact GPA Notification Deadlines: October 30th and May 30th

POSTSECONDARY ENROLLMENT OPTIONS

See your School Counselor for more information

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Some courses at BHS are not NCAA approved. Courses not approved will be indicated with the symbol on course menus.

Student Athletes Headed to College

Student athletes who intend to participate in collegiate sports must register at the NCAA eligibility center.

Student athletes must complete 16 NCAA approved core courses and maintain an NCAA acceptable GPA to play Division 1 & Division 2 sports.

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Registration Resources

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Course Menu

2026-2027

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2027

35 CREDITS

BEMIDJI HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

ENGLISH

social studies

math

science

art / music

phy ed

health

PERSONAL FINANCE

ELECTIVES

4 CREDITS

4 CREDITS

4 CREDITS

4 CREDITS

1 CREDITS

1 CREDITS

.5 CREDITS

.5 CREDITS

16 CREDITS

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12TH GRADE (CLASS OF 2027) 35 CREDITS TO GRADUATE

ENGLISH

LITERATURE:  CHOOSE ONE

    • CONTEMPORARY LIT (ECOLT)
    • WORLD LIT.  (EWDLT)
    • WOMEN’S LIT. (EWOLT)

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WRITING:  CHOOSE ONE 

    • PERSONAL WRITING (EPERW)
    • TECHNICAL WRITING (ETWR)

OR COLLEGE WRITING I (ENCO1)

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OR AP/COLLEGE LITERATURE & COMPOSITION (EAPEL)

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(EITHER CLASS MEETS ALL 12TH GRADE ENGLISH REQUIREMENTS)

MATH

4 CREDITS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION

MUST INCLUDE: GEOMETRY, ALGEBRA 2, STATISTICS

SCIENCE

4 SCIENCE CREDITS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION

MUST INCLUDE:  SCIENCE INVESTIGATION, BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY OR PHYSICS

SOCIAL STUDIES

SENIOR SOCIAL A (SS1SR)

AP/COLLEGE GOVERNMENT & POLITICS (SSAPG)

(CAN BE TAKEN AS JUNIOR FOR SENIOR SOCIAL A REQUIREMENT) 

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SENIOR SOCIAL B (SS2SR)

AP/COLLEGE ECONOMICS (SSAPE)

(CAN BE TAKEN AS JUNIOR FOR SENIOR SOCIAL B REQUIREMENT)

CORE CREDIT REQUIREMENTS

OR

OR

AND

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Registration Form

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2026-2027

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BEMIDJI HIGH SCHOOL MATH SEQUENCE

4 credits required for graduation including Geometry, Algebra 2, and Statistics or their equivalency

**Open to 9th grade students

Intermediate Algebra w/Extra Support

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Geometry Applications

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Algebra 2 Applications

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Statistics Applications

 

Intermediate Algebra**

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Geometry**

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Algebra 2

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Statistics and Advanced Topics

Advanced Intermediate Algebra**

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Accelerated Geometry**

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Accelerated Algebra 2**

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Analysis with Statistics

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AP/College Pre-Calculus

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AP Calculus 1

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AP Calculus 2

OTHER MATH COURSES

*AP Computer Science Principles *AP/College Statistics

*College Trigonometry

*Math Reasoning (12th grade only) *College Math Reasoning (11th-12th) *College Algebra (12th grade only)

PREREQUISITES

Algebra 2

Analysis

Geometry, Algebra 2, & Statistics

Geometry & Algebra 2 or Statistics Applications Geometry & Algebra 2 or Statistics Applications Statistics and Advanced Topics or Analysis

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Considering Higher Ed?

Colleges and universities look at grades, cumulative G.P.A., involvement in school and community, rigor in course selection, and test scores for admission.

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BHS requirements align with most college and university admission requirements.

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Requirements differ from college to college. Some may require or recommend 2 years of world language although others do not.

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Check with your School Counselor and/or college admissions representative for specific college entrance requirements.

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WORK EXPERIENCE & INTERNSHIP

School to Work Program/Internship

Earn High School Credit for interning and work experience.

*Career Seminar course is required to take more than one internship.

School to Work/Internship Request Form

Contact: Mr. Tyler Johnson

tyler_johnson@isd31.net

Internship

School to Work Connection

Opportunities to gain experience

Career Academies Awarded

Contact: Jenny Fraley

jenny_fraley@isd31.net

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Career Academy Website

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External Studies

2026-2027

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New Classes

2026-2027

New Classes!

    • Aquatic Robotics
    • Automotive Technology 1
    • Automotive Technology 2
    • Automotive Technology 3

Name Changes

    • Ethnic Foods North & South are now combined
    • Work Seminar is now Career Seminar

No Longer Available

    • Steering & Suspension, Brake Systems, Auto Electronics, Auto Electrical, Auto for Women, Engine Performance, Construction for Women

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Are you ready for Graduation?

CONCERNED ABOUT YOUR CREDITS?

NOT SURE YOU HAVE REQUIREMENTS

COMPLETED?

THERE ARE OPTIONS:

See your School Counselor for more information

ALTERNATIVE ED (LHS)

& SUMMER SCHOOL

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CAREER ACADEMIES

USE YOUR ACADEMY TO CHOOSE CLASSES!

It’s not too late to join! Make sure to check out the NEW requirements to complete your academy! Use the links on the left to help guide you.

You can complete your academy at a GOLD, SILVER, or BRONZE level! Check out more information below.

REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE

Check in with Jenny to see if there are internships that would help you explore jobs and careers at local businesses!

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Cultivating Resources - Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources This career field focuses on the wide variety of careers and opportunities in animal nutrition, animal health & medicine, crop production, meat processing, conservation, equipment development and repair, technology and more. Students can choose to concentrate in the agriculture and energy & natural resources management pathways.

Investing in the Future - Business & Marketing

The Business & Marketing career field offers a wide array

of occupations and opportunities, including positions in

marketing, finance, management, and communications.

Students can choose to concentrate in financial services,

leadership, marketing & sales, management &

entrepreneurship, and digital technology pathways.

Building & Moving - Trade & Industry This career field hosts career opportunities across many industrial trades, including technology, manufacturing, construction, assembling, and transportation. Students may choose to concentrate in automotive, construction, mechatronics, and engineering pathways.

Caring for Communities - Health/Human Services Education The Health/Human Services career field focuses on opportunities in healthcare, medical science, public safety, and education. Students have the opportunity to concentrate in health science, public safety, and leadership pathways.

Creating & Experiencing - Family & Consumer Science This career field encompasses a wide range of pathways focused on consumer services, including culinary arts, cosmetology, lodging & recreation, entertainment, fashion, and more! Students can choose to concentrate in the arts, entertainment, & design, education, and hospitality, events, & tourism pathways.

For more information, check out our website at bhs.isd31.net.

MN Career Fields = Five Career Academies

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February 3rd

Registration materials available for students in the Student Support Office, BHS website, and Google Classrooms

Registration Kick Off

February 5th, Bemidji High School 5-7:30 p.m.

An evening to ask questions about classes, curriculum, and requirements

Registration Night

Take time to ask questions and research courses that best fit your future goals.

Recommendations & Research

Be prepared to attend your scheduled registration time in the Lumberjack Room by Grade and random Alpha.

Lumberjack Room

Next Steps

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Class of 2027 - Lumberjack Room

2026-2027

LUMBERJACK ROOM REGISTRATION CALENDAR

STUDENT GROUPS: ALPHA BY LAST NAME

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CONTACT YOUR CLASS OF 2027

SCHOOL COUNSELOR

LAURA JUVE

CLASS OF 2027

(218) 444 - 1600 EXT. 63319

LAURA_JUVE@ISD31.NET

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Thank You