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FAFSA FAFSA is the first step to receiving financial aid. All students who are applying to post-secondary schools are encouraged to complete this process as soon as possible. | College Applications Check college website for important deadlines | Scholarships Many scholarships will be awarded at time of application. Students are also encouraged to apply for additional scholarships and resources are available through our district scholarship portal. |
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Education Career Action Plan (ECAP)
Senior ECAP Presentation was completed in Government and Economics classes early September. Here is a link to the presentation
Junior ECAP Presentation and registration was completed in ELA classes in October.
Here is a link to the presentation
Sophomore ECAP Presentation and registration will be completed in ELA classes in November.
Here is a link to the Sophomore presentation.
Freshmen ECAP Presentation, Registration and Transcript Review will be completed in ELA Classes beginning of February. It is highly recommended that all Freshmen create a Parchment account to be able to view and download an unofficial transcript. Students will use their unofficial transcript to complete the ECAP survey during the ECAP Presentation.
It's very important to verify that your course requests are correct and that you have selected the courses you want for next school year. Not sure what to take? Ask! Counselors are available before school, after school, at lunch and by appointment. Counselor Request Form

BGHS will offer the following NEW Courses!
AP Human Geography Course offered to 9th - 12th graders and recognized by the CollegeBoard Advance Placement program. Students can earn college credit based on AP Exam Score. | Anthropology (semester course) This course is offered as a semester course to 9th - 12th graders and pairs nicely with other semester electives such as: Communications, Law in Society, Psychology or Creative Writing. | AP Government & Politics Course offered to 12th graders and recognized by the CollegeBoard Advance Placement program. Students can earn college credit based on AP Exam Score.. |
AP Human Geography
Anthropology (semester course)
Early College Programs
Why wait to start college?
Programs include PUMA, ACE and Hoop of Learning
Attend weekly college classes during the summer and throughout the school year.
Experience life in college now, and discover if college is right for you.
Earn college credits by the time you graduate high school and finish college faster.
For more information on the PUMA Program, visit: https://www.paradisevalley.edu/students/early-college-programs
Applications are still available! Questions? See Ms. Wilson in the counseling office.

Need Credit Recovery?
For more information, check out the website: DV Pathways
Summer Programs for all grade levels!
The Counseling Website offers some great options if you are considering a summer program. Summer programs offer students a great experience to demonstrate leadership and to make their academic resume stand out at time of college admissions. Check out the listing today and start your summer planning. Summer Opportunities