The Course Lists show all courses offered at Bethel Virtual Academy.
The Course Catalogs show information about each class including a detailed description and prerequisites
The Course Catalogs show information about each class including a detailed description and prerequisites
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The High School Four Year Planning Sheet is a useful tool to plan out which courses students take every trimester for grades 9-12. Students are able to plan graduation requirements and electives.
The HS Four Year Plan Sheet is linked to the Credit Status Card
Sample (blank) Four Year Plan Sheet
Google Slides (referenced in Video and on Step-by-Step Directions)
Step-by-step Directions (also see the Google Slides & the Video)
The HS Four Year Plan Sheet is linked to the Credit Status Card
Sample (blank) Four Year Plan Sheet
Google Slides (referenced in Video and on Step-by-Step Directions)
Step-by-step Directions (also see the Google Slides & the Video)
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HS Four Year Planning Tutorial & Walk Through
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What is a Pathway? A Pathway is a group of jobs and industries that are related by skills or products. Pathways are also referred to as Career Clusters. Within each Pathway there are a collection of courses and training opportunities that prepare students for several career opportunities. For example: If my chosen Pathway is Health Science my potential career options may include: doctor, nurse, veterinarian, dentist, lab technician, physical therapist, athletic trainer and more. There are 16 total Pathways/Career Clusters established at the national level and are recognizable across the United States in middle schools, high schools, community and technical colleges, and the workforce.
Interactive web-base CTE pathways here
What is a PPR?
The Personalized Pathway Requirements (PPR) allow for a change in the default graduation requirements. PPRs allow up to 1.0 credit of Fine Art and/or up to 2.0 credits of World Language to be replaced by courses that are based on the student’s interests and their High School and Beyond Plan. PPR classes may include Career and Technical Education and are intended to provide a focus for the student’s learning.
*Carefully consider your post high school plan before choosing to deviate from the credit requirements.
If your post high school plan is a 4 year college or university, 2 years of World Language will be a minimum requirement. Fine Arts credits may also be a requirement. Community colleges and Vocational/Technical Schools typically do not require 2 years of World Language and 2 years of Fine Arts, but you are responsible for knowing the admissions requirements of the school or program you plan on pursuing.
Furthermore, students often change their post high school plans as they progress through high school. We encourage all students to keep their options open and complete the World Language and Art Requirements.
The Personalized Pathway Requirements (PPR) allow for a change in the default graduation requirements. PPRs allow up to 1.0 credit of Fine Art and/or up to 2.0 credits of World Language to be replaced by courses that are based on the student’s interests and their High School and Beyond Plan. PPR classes may include Career and Technical Education and are intended to provide a focus for the student’s learning.
*Carefully consider your post high school plan before choosing to deviate from the credit requirements.
If your post high school plan is a 4 year college or university, 2 years of World Language will be a minimum requirement. Fine Arts credits may also be a requirement. Community colleges and Vocational/Technical Schools typically do not require 2 years of World Language and 2 years of Fine Arts, but you are responsible for knowing the admissions requirements of the school or program you plan on pursuing.
Furthermore, students often change their post high school plans as they progress through high school. We encourage all students to keep their options open and complete the World Language and Art Requirements.