Breckenridge High School

Principal
Mrs. Sheila Pilmore spilmore@edzone.net

Address
700 Wright Street, Breckenridge, MI 48615
(989) 842-3182 ext. 402

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Power School Login

Student of the Month
Enrollment/Emergency Form
HS Annual Report

Scholarships from outside agencies
Gratiot County Community Foundation Scholarship

ATTENTION SENIORS:
This is your last week to pay all your fines and fees. If you do not have all your debts paid to the school by graduation practice on May 22nd, you may NOT be able to participate in graduation ceremonies.

STUDENT SPORTS PHYSICALS
Sports physicals for middle and high school students will be held on Wednesday, May 23rd. Physicals will take place in the high school gym. There is a $5 charge per person to be paid that day. Physical Cards may be picked up in the middle/high school office or the superintendent's office. Cards must be filled out and signed by a parent in order to get a physical. No exceptions! You must arrive at your scheduled time or you will not be seen:
Golf and HS Track 1:45-3pm
Current 6th-8th Graders 3-4pm
Current 9th-10th Graders 4-5pm
Current 11th Graders 5-6pm

About Breckenridge High School

Breckenridge High School currently has a traditional 7 period day. Each class runs for approximately 52 minutes. Breckenridge High School offers a full academic schedule which is in line with the Mandated State Curriculum that will be in effect for the 2007-2008 school year.

Academic programs include courses in fine arts, business, core academic areas, agriculture and technical areas. Students elect to follow a curriculum that fits into the scope of their selected career pathway. Courses may be general in nature or include advanced classes in English, Science and Math. Accelerated programs such as dual enrollment and on-line interactive courses are available to students. Two area vocational centers provide students with access to over twenty technical programs. In addition, Breckenridge High School also has a fully functional Interactive Television Lab where students may take advantage of additional curricular offerings in a variety of areas.

Students with special education needs receive assistance within the mainstream of the high school setting. School-to-work programs also offer student's opportunities to gain valuable experience through co-op related job and volunteer community service activities. A fully staffed alternative education program (A.I.M.) is also offered for students whose life situation presents special needs. Programs and services offered through the Breckenridge program vividly illustrate the school motto: Caring people committed to excellence.

Academic Requirements: All Breckenridge graduates will be required to successfully complete a Core Curriculum consisting of the following: