Seniors

• Unweighted minimum GPA of 2.0 
• Minimum of 24 Credits 

• Passing score on Algebra I EOC or concordant score (97) on PERT test* 
• Passing score on FSA Reading or concordant score on ACT (19) or SAT (450) reading sections* 

*Waived for 2021 graduates 

• Senior-itis – The deceptive state of being lulled into a sense of “I’m almost done; therefore I don’t need to apply myself.” 
• Attendance Issues – School is not over until the last day and daily attendance is essential to your success. 
• GPA Dip /Losing Focus – Keep your eye on the prize!  

• A school with a history like ours has seen its fair share of Senior Pranks.  Some were just silly bits of fun, others were dangerous, costly, and sometimes illegal.  
• Our Primary Goal, as always, is the safety of our students, even those who will leave us, soon.  The best advice we can give is, “Just Don’t.” 
• Pranks tend to disrupt the school day, cause possible damage, and may result in criminal charges.   

• Diplomas will be withheld from students involved in Senior pranks.  We want to celebrate your successes, not see you prevented from achieving them. 

• Students will be dressed in their best under their robes and will wear the medals, cords and stoles of their achievements. 

• Caps/gowns may not be decorated or altered in any way. 
• Cell phones are turned off and placed out of sight. 
• All students remain for the entire ceremony. The graduating class will march in and out together. 
• We want to ensure that every student and his or her guests fully enjoy this joyous occasion and that every child is recognized for his or her achievements. 
•  Air horns, catcalling, etc. will not be permitted. 

• We know you are excited but so are the other families who are attending and would like to hear their graduate’s name called. 
• COVID safety protocols will be followed:  all attending must wear a mask with social distancing in place regarding seating. 

• Please check for obligations in two places: 

• The Media Center has records of monies owed for library books, textbooks, and school-owned technology. 
• Each school office has records of additional obligations such as class fees, uniform fees, lab fees, etc.  

• Students will pay in their school’s Main Office or the BHS Media Center and should keep the receipt. 
• Obligations will need to be paid before the student can attend the Commencement Ceremony. 
• Cash or check accepted—no bills over $20 nor credit cards. 

Link to Digital Class Meeting

Link to Digital Catalog

Link to Herff Jones

Link to Order Your Letterman Jacket