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WELCOME TO REGISTRATION
Interlake High School
IB&AP
An International Baccalaureate
& Advanced Placement School
Registration Packet
*Student Course Selection Form (Green)
Letter from Mrs. Frieboes-Gee
Elective Course Offerings
Four Year Planning Guide
Online Course Selection Instructions
*BSD Student Registration Forms (2 pages)
*School Nurse Health Information Forms
HS Health and Immunization Info
CTE Program Information
(Online) AP/IB and Elective options
(Online) Math Sequence Options
www.bsd405.org/interlake
* Forms that must be returned to IHS counselors
High School Minimum
Graduation Requirements
A minimum of 23.5 credits are required for high
school graduation in the Bellevue School District.
Students earn a 0.5 credit for each class each
semester. Additional graduation requirements
are listed below.
– minimum cumulative 2.0 grade point average (GPA)
(Athletic/Activity eligibility also requires a 2.0 GPA)
– minimum of 40 hours of Community Service
– pass Reading, Writing, Math & Science sections of new
Smarter Balance Testing (11th grade)
Your Future
(4 year College Considerations)
Rigorous & Balanced schedule all 4 years!
4 Years Math and Science
Fine art (UC = 1 year of same class)
World Language (2-3 years minimum)
ACT or SAT Reasoning/SAT subject tests
NCAA – register with NCAA eligibility center
College visits – use breaks to visit
IB/AP courses will prepare you for the rigor
of a college curriculum.
Diploma Programme
Requirements for
the subjects
one subject from each
of the six groups
at least three but not
more than four taken at
higher level (HL)
others at standard level
(SL)
Are you ready for the IB Diploma?
You definitely are if you are in
these classes and doing well….
Group 1
Honors
Soph.
Comp.
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Group 5
Spanish 2, AP World Chemistry Geometry
or Physics Alg 2 or
French 2 or History
PreCalc
Chinese 2
Can you earn an IB Diploma if
your first language is not
English? Yes!!!
The IB Diploma Program is flexible –
you take Higher Level exams in your
strengths.
Some students are capable of taking
composition and literature courses in
their native languages through selfstudy.
Students who are approaching fluency
in two languages can earn a Dual
Language Diploma.
For more information on IB
Diploma
Stay tuned for IB Information Night
for 9th and 10th grade students.
Visit our school webpage and
navigate to the IB information page
See Mrs. Pendlebury in her office
during lunches, after school in
room 2713, or make an
appointment!
English Options for 11th graders
You now have these classes to choose from:
IB/AP Language and Literature HL 1
IB Literature HL 1 / AP Language
Junior English -- American Literature and
Composition
IB Gifted English 1 (Gifted only)
WANIC
See Mrs. Ball immediately to register if you
are interested in a 2-period, year-long
elective block class
Classes available: Welding, Horticulture,
Culinary Arts, Sports Medicine, Teaching
Academy, Cisco Networking, Health
Sciences, and many more!
Running Start
Attend the info meeting on March 5th
Sign up for the COMPASS test at BC
Attend a Running Start orientation meeting
at BC
Once you pass this test, let your counselor
know and make an appointment to talk
with them about your graduation plan.
Please Choose Carefully
Courses will be offered next year only if
enough students register this Spring to fill a
class.
It is very important that you think carefully
about your choices now so that the courses
you want will be available next year.
Once your schedule is built, changing your
schedule will happen only under extenuating
circumstances.
Online Registration
https://myclass.bsd405.org
Green form 
Fill out and return
to your counselor
on March 11-12.
We will be coming
to your History
class to collect the
forms.
White form 
Health Forms
must be returned
with course
selection forms.
Make sure your
PARENT fills this
out!
Forms to Return
Student Course Selection Form (Blue)
School Nurse Health Information Form
(White)
Registration Due Dates
Current 9th grade students will meet with the
counselors the morning of March 4th and 5th in
your English class.
Current 10th grade students will meet with the
counselors March 11th-12th in your Social
Studies class.
Current 11th grade students will meet with the
counselors during the week of March 16-19.
You will receive an appointment reminder from
Ms. Bickerstaff (counseling secretary) the day
before.
Please Remember…
…TO GO ONLINE AND COMPLETE YOUR
REGISTRATION BEFORE YOUR MEETING WITH
YOUR COUNSELOR!
…to include alternates for your electives
…to choose carefully – “you want it, you got it, you
keep it”
…to keep your course selection challenging and
balanced
…to contact your counselor if you have any questions
about the registration process or specific
classes that you should take
Fall Sports Forms
Students participating in Fall Sports must have
sports forms and fees turned in by August 21st.
Football is due May 22nd. Summer office hours
begin August 10th from 9:00-1:00.
First day of Practice:
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Football
Volleyball
Soccer
Cross Country
Boy’s golf
Girl’s Swim
Boy’s Tennis
August 19
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
August 24
Contact Us
Alicia Williams (A-C)
[email protected]
Carri McDermott (D-J)
[email protected]
Maya Vergien (K-M)
[email protected]
Chelsea Kearns (N-Sn)
[email protected]
Scott Marcum (So-Z)
[email protected]
Call the Counseling Center 425-456-7231