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AISD will be mailing Course Selection Verifications during the final week of July. Please watch the mailbox...if you find a mistake on your course selections, please follow the enclosed instructions by the requested date.

  • 8th/9th GRADE
  • 10th - 12th GRADE
  • ACC
  • PE WAIVER
  • SSIG

pic9th Grade Course Contract for 2010-2011
PreAP Contracts are located under the subject tabs below.

Frequently Asked Questions for Incoming Freshmen

Camp Bowie Information and Registration

Gifted/Talented Furlough Form

pic10th - 12th Grade Course Contract for 2010-2011
PreAP/AP Contracts are located below

FAQ About Scheduling

Gifted/Talented Furlough Form

No Lunch Petition

IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT COURSE SELECTION FOR NEXT YEAR: It is very important that you and your student select courses for next year with careful consideration.  The master schedule of classes is developed during the month of June based on the courses students have selected.  Textbooks are purchased and teachers are hired or transferred elsewhere based on these course selections.  As budgetary constraints get tighter, we have to schedule as efficiently as possible adhering to strict District and Board mandates for class sizes.  Therefore, we ask that you carefully read the AP and Pre-AP contracts that will be posted below, that you carefully select courses after gathering information from the Course Fair and from appropriate teachers, and that you make a commitment to stay in those classes.

ACC Early College Start Information

Senior Spring Semester Dual Credit Letter

PE Waivers

picSecondary School Information Guide '10-'11
The Secondary School Information Guide (SSIG) highlights AISD policies and it provides detailed information about the courses offered within the district. Bowie does not offer all courses listed in the Guide so it is important to refer to the Bowie Course Selection Contracts when choosing classes.

 

PRE-AP AND AP CONTRACTS & SUMMER ASSIGNMENTS
We encourage all students to take a rigorous schedule of classes by including AP, Pre-AP, and honors courses in order to be best prepared for the rigor of college. However, it is important to have a “balance” of academic courses that are also college preparatory. AP and Pre-AP courses take considerable time outside the classroom; and thus, students who are involved in extracurricular activities that require numerous hours outside of the school day should give careful consideration to the number of the AP and Pre-AP courses for which they contract.