NEW TO NORTH
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Students must live inside the Blue Valley District boundaries in order to attend a Blue Valley School. If you are new to Blue Valley Schools or are returning after having left the district, you will need to register your student.
Go to the District Registration page to begin the process. If you are new to the district, please choose More Options and Create a New Account. If you are returning to the district, sign in to your ParentVue account with your user name and password. You will be required to provide certain documents and complete all student-related information and agreements. The online process will route your student's enrollment to their attendance school. Once verified for completion, you will be contacted by the Counseling Assistant to schedule an appointment.
Note: Any student coming from another school must present a Withdrawal Form from the previous school. The only exception is a student who completed 8th grade and is entering 9th grade at the beginning of the school year.
Students from a country outside of the United StatesPlease choose New Student Enrollment from Outside the US from Useful Links to the right. Be sure to follow all steps and produce all documents with your registration. You may need to obtain documents from your prior school before leaving the country.
Transfer Students
If you do not live within the attendance boundaries of Blue Valley North but wish to attend BVN, you must complete a transfer request.
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REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION
Consult the Course Description Guide for details about each course.
English Language Arts - 4 credits
ELA I or Honors ELA I - 1 credit
ELA II or Honors ELA II - 1 credit
ELA III or AP Language and Composition - 1 credit
ELA IV or AP Literature and Composition or Contemporary Communications - 1 credit
Social Studies - 3 credits
History of the Western World or AP European History - 1 credit
US History Since 1856 or AP US History - 1 credit
American Government or AP American Government - 1/2 credit
Social Studies elective - 1/2 credit
Science - 3 credits
Biological Sciences - 1 credit
Physical Sciences - 1 credit
Additional Science - 1 credit
Mathematics - 3 credits
Electives - 7 1/2 credits
Computer Technology - 1 credit
Fine Arts - 1 credit
Health and Wellness - 1/2 credit
Physical Education - 1 credit -
ELECTIVES
Career and Technical Education (CTE)
business, family and consumer science and industrial technology
Performing Arts
drama, choir, band, orchestra, speech, debate, forensics, journalism, yearbook and broadcast technology
Physical Education
general education, lifetime fitness, aquatics and weights and conditioning
Visual Arts
2-dimensional and 3-dimensional courses
World Language
French, German, Latin and Spanish
Other
cheerleading, drill team, teacher/office/counselor's aide, peer tutoring, CDOP (Career Development Opportunity Program), learning center, gifted, center-based programs, CAPS and virtual
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SPECIAL PROGRAMS
CAPS: Center for Advanced Professional Studies
Juniors and seniors can join other Blue Valley students to explore interests in profession-based learning. Classes are offered in: bioscience, business, technology and media, engineering and human services. Learn more on the CAPS website.
Special Services
Special Education - Students with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) may enroll in Study Skills or Gifted Education, as applicable. IEP students may also be eligible for Career Development Opportunities Program (CDOP) classes. Consult the counselor, case manager or transition specialist for more details.
Summer Program
Learn more on the Summer Program website.
Virtual Education
Students may enroll in virtual courses during the school day as one of their seven courses or as an after school option (fee involved). Learn more on the Virtual Education website.
SCHEDULE CHANGES
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Class changes can only occur during the 1st 5 days of the semester. After the 6th day, students may only drop for a study hall. Withdrawal from most courses are permitted without penalty until the 11th week of the semester. If a student drops a course, a W will be recorded on their transcript. Withdrawals are not an option after the 11th week and the grade earned will be recorded on their transcript.
Level changesChanging to a different level of the same class or within the same subject after the first five days of schools is available. Depending on the class, a student has either five or ten weeks into each semester to request a change. A level change form may be obtained from the counseling office and signed by parent, teacher of class being dropped and student.
Study Hall
A withdrawal for study hall is available as long as the student does not already have a study hall or aide in their schedule, students are only allowed one study hall or aide per semester. A W will appear on the student's transcript if withdrawing after the first five days of the semester. The W has no impact on GPA.
CONTACTS
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