ACADEMIC COURSE LEVELS

COLLEGE PREPARATORY

College Preparatory courses provide a suitably rigorous curriculum to prepare students so they may better meet the more stringent scholastic requirements for most colleges and universities.

 HONORS (HON)

Honors courses are more academically challenging than College Preparatory courses. Honors Courses move at a quicker pace, cover material more in-depth, and may include additional topics. In many cases, students will be recommended by a teacher and/or receive a higher than average grade in a previous course.

 ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP)

Advanced Placement courses offer a college-level curriculum. Colleges and universities may often grant placement and course credit to students who obtain high scores on the examinations.

SPECIAL EDUCATION

The Child Study Team works in partnership with parents and teachers to provide special services to enable students to participate in the regular programs to the maximum extent appropriate. Each student’s individual education program is designed to meet their educational needs and may include a wide range of services including co-teaching, resource centers, self-contained programs, related services and special placements. 

LIST OF ACADEMIC COURSES                    

Courses will be offered provided there is sufficient enrollment.

 COLLEGE PREPARATORY

 HONORS (HON)

 ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) 

        AP Literature                              
        AP Chemistry
        AP World History
        AP Language & Composition

 COLLEGE ACCREDITATION PROGRAM (CAP)

 BCIT, in partnership with Rowan College at Burlington County (RCBC), offers students taking select courses an opportunity to earn both high school and college credit through the RCBC College Acceleration Program (CAP).