Course Requests are now LIVE!
Course requests can now be selected in FACTS for students who will be in 10th, 11th, and 12th grades for the 2026-2027 school year. A detailed email was sent to students and parents on how to select courses for next year. Please check your email for instructions!
Any questions? Contact Mrs. Poole!
Check out these new electives for next year!
Robotics Engineering I - counts as a college-prep elective. This course introduces students to the exciting world of robotics and serves as an entry point for students with little or no prior experience in robotics.
Creative Writing - counts as a college-prep elective. This course introduces students to various strategies and practices in the art of writing.
Social Media Marketing - counts as a college-prep elective. This course introduces students on how to successfully utilize and market our school across various social media platforms.
Concert Choir - counts as a visual/performing arts course; want to see student interest in this course for 2026-2027
AP Human Geography - counts as 1 full year of World History. 10th grade students have the option to select AP Human Geography or World History to fulfill their history requirement in 10th grade.
Stanislaus County Office of Education Leadership Academy Class of 2026-27!
For more information about Leadership Academy, please see the information below. To access the 2026-27 application, click this link.
Leadership Academy is an innovative program designed to develop the leadership potential of high school juniors and seniors in Stanislaus County. The program brings youth and local organizations, public and private, together to discuss and explore leadership in unique ways. Participants interact with their peers and community leaders during full-day sessions to learn firsthand about emerging community issues and increase their awareness of local career opportunities within our county that may be available to them after completing a secondary school or training program.
High school students who will be juniors or seniors for the upcoming school year are invited to apply and interview to be a part of the program. The Leadership Academy's goal is to recruit, from a range of Stanislaus County public and private schools, a diverse group of students from different backgrounds and leadership levels, with a 2.0 G.P.A. or higher who have demonstrated a potential for leadership and a desire to help their community.
Application Deadline: April 3, 2026
Class of 2027
Planning for Senior Year
Open the document below for lots of great information!
Calling All Sophomores!
PSAT 10 Testing Opportunity
Test Date: Wednesday, April 8th
Time: 8:15 AM - 11:00 AM
Location: BVCS Fireside Room
Cost: $20
To register and pay for this test, please visit here.
Students registered for the test will be excused from classes that morning.
As soon as testing concludes, students will return to class for the remainder of the day.
For more information about the PSAT 10, visit the College Board website.
Scholarship Information and Applications
Stanford Summer/Academic Enrichment Programs
These programs provide pre-collegiate students the chance to explore their passions and dive deep into a single topic beyond what is typically taught in a school curriculum.
For program information, visit their website.
MJC Tour with College/Career Seminar Classes
We had the opportunity to take a tour of east campus with some of our CCS students. We got to see different areas of the campus and learn about the various programs and areas of study available at MJC!
Delta College Trades Day!
A group of BVCS students got to experience the many career opportunities in the construction field at a local Trades Day event, hosted by Valley Builder's Exchange. Students learned about different training programs and apprenticeship opportunities, got to participate in different hands on experiences and made connections with those who work in the construction field!
BVCS Student Highlight
Exciting news!
BVCS has received College Board's Female Diversity Award for AP Computer Science A.
We're so proud of the young women exploring STEM and computer science through this course!
For more information about our Computer Science courses, visit these links below:
Jessup University Partnership
BVCS and Jessup University have formed a partnership that gives our students $4,000/year in college scholarships if they attend Jessup straight after high school. Read the below flyer for more information about this amazing opportunity!
Grand Canyon University
Below is current information about their programs, scholarship levels, out of state tuition and fly-in event for seniors.
IGETC is a general education pattern that, upon full or “partial” (all but two courses) certification, will satisfy all or most lower-division general education requirements at California State University (CSU) campuses, most University of California (UC) campuses/majors, and some private/independent or out-of state universities. All courses must be passed with a grade of “C” or higher. IGETC certification is not recommended for “high-unit” majors. Complete a Guidance class or meet with a counselor to accurately plan coursework to satisfy transfer admission and upper-division major requirements.
Deciding on a college and/or choosing to embark on a career path can feel overwhelming! The BVCS counseling staff are here to walk students and parents through the process beginning in ninth grade and culminating with each seniors choosing the best personal path. We work to demystify the college admission process. Using the most current technical tools, we enable students to become informed stakeholders and responsible decision-makers. We know the college admissions process is a family experience, so we invite parents to work with us to help students plan for college, career and life.
Have a question? Contact me!
BVCS High School Counselor
Anna Poole
(209) 571-4806
On Campus: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday