This page includes information for currently enrolled students selecting classes for the next school year.
Incoming freshman and students entering at other grade levels need to contact our Admissions Dept. at 815-223-3140 for initial enrollment information. See the admissions page on the Academy website.
Click on the links below for specific course selection information.
- ** How do I chose my courses for next year?
- Registration Guidelines
- ** New Course Recommendation process.
- Course Sequence Chart
- Math Class Sequence at SBA
- 4 Year Plan Worksheet/Graduation Requirements
- How many credits/courses do I register for each year??
- ** Elective Course Groups for Senior year
- ** Area Career Center Course Descriptions available to Seniors
Please read the important information in the ACC Deposit, Rules and Restrictions Contract for SBA Students. See Ms. Bernabei for this information.
Cosmelogy courses will be in-person 100% of the time for 2021-22 school year. For all other courses, this will be determined as the start date approaches. - ** Frequently Asked Questions about choosing courses for next year.
- SBA Course Description & Curriculum Guide
- Opportunities for College Credit at St. Bede - E2C, Dual Credit, Adv. Placement
- Driver's Education Facts
- ** GPA Calculations Examples
- Graduation Requirement Credit Check Form
- Facts about your Transcript
- Do you plan to play sports in college??
- Athletic Recruiting 101
NCAA
If you plan to play division level sports in college you will need to meet eligibility requirements and register for the NCAA after your junior year of high school. View the list of requirements at the links below to be sure you are taking the courses required to be eligible.
NCAA - Do you want to play sports in college?
NCAA Divisional Differences and the History of Multidivision Classification
NCAA - Do you want to play sports in college?
NCAA Divisional Differences and the History of Multidivision Classification
IVCC
E2C/Dual Credit/Dual Enrollement Courses
All Juniors & Seniors with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 may choose to take these courses.
E2C/Dual Enrollment courses are college courses taught by an SBA or IVCC instructor at SBA during the regular school day. Students will receive college credit and their grade will be included in their college GPA. Grades are not listed on the high school transcript and are not counted toward high school high school.
Dual Credit courses may be taught by an SBA or IVCC instructor at SBA during the regular school day. Students receive a grade and credit on both their high school transcript and their IVCC transcript. The grade is included in the GPA for both college and high school.
Click here for information on how to get your books for your dual credit/E2C course?
SBA students are required to purchase or rent their books from IVCC or other outlet of their choice.
How do I get my semester grades?
You need to log into your IVCC WebAdvisor account to view your grades.
Click here to go to the Student Help Desk web page to find information on WebAdvisor, Student email, Blackboard, and more.
The Student Technology Guide will provide instruction on how to set up these accounts.
E2C/Dual Enrollment courses are college courses taught by an SBA or IVCC instructor at SBA during the regular school day. Students will receive college credit and their grade will be included in their college GPA. Grades are not listed on the high school transcript and are not counted toward high school high school.
Dual Credit courses may be taught by an SBA or IVCC instructor at SBA during the regular school day. Students receive a grade and credit on both their high school transcript and their IVCC transcript. The grade is included in the GPA for both college and high school.
Click here for information on how to get your books for your dual credit/E2C course?
SBA students are required to purchase or rent their books from IVCC or other outlet of their choice.
How do I get my semester grades?
You need to log into your IVCC WebAdvisor account to view your grades.
Click here to go to the Student Help Desk web page to find information on WebAdvisor, Student email, Blackboard, and more.
The Student Technology Guide will provide instruction on how to set up these accounts.