Bayville Charter High

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Bayville Charter High
First Seen:	February 2015

Details

Bayville Charter High, Salem Center, is a charter high school of a particularly high reputation of academic excellence. Due to the reduced numbers of students and the need for young mutants to learn to cope in the 'normal' world, Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters now acts as a boarding residence for students, who now attend Bayville Charter.

Bayville Charter attempts to be inclusive, but with increasing fear of mutants following the M-Day event and the accompanying insurance issues, it does not openly accept mutants. Xavier's students, in order to maintain the mansion as a sanctuary, are encouraged to hide their powers where possible, and use image inducers outside of the mansion's grounds. It is not a satisfactory arrangement, but one that is necessary for the time being, at least.

The school caters from 9th Grade to 12th Grade (Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior) and usually has been 300-350 students attending. College preparation classes (CRP) are available, as well as a Science and Technology Entry Program (STEP) and double credit classes (college level credits at the same time as high school).

Classes

The school day consists of 4 classes in the morning, then lunch, then 4 classes in the afternoon.

Taken from the Rochester Academy Program of Studies, 2015-2016, and the New York State Diploma Requirements.

Required

The following classes are required in order to graduate. The number of required credits is over the 4 years of schooling for a total of 22 credits.

English (4 credits in total required):

• Common Core English/Language Arts I (9th grade)

• Common Core English/Language Arts II (10th grade)

• Common Core English/Language Arts III (11th grade)

• English/Language Arts IV (12th grade)

Social Studies (4 credits total required):

• US history (1 credit)

• Participation in Government (.5 credit)

• Economics (.5 credit)

• Global History I and II (2 credits)

Science (3 credits in total required):

• Life Science (1 credit)

• Physical Science (1 credit)

• Physical or Life Science (1 credit)

9th grade: Earth Science, Living Environment, Chemistry, Physics

10th-12th Grade:

Biology	Chemistry	Physics	Other
AP Biology Conceptual Biology Particular Topics in Biology	AP Chemistry Conceptual Chemistry Particular Topics in Chemistry	Conceptual Physics Particular Topics in Physics	Scientific Research and Design Robotics

Mathematics (3 credits in total required):

• Algebra I Common Core (9th grade)

• Geometry Common Core (10th grade)

• Algebra II (11th grade)

Languages Other Than English (1 credit in total required):

Spanish	Turkish
Spanish I Spanish II	Turkish I Turkish II Turkish Language and Culture

Visual Art, Music, Dance and/or Theater (1 credit in total required):

Creative Art	Music
Creative Art—Comprehensive Creative Art—Drawing/Painting Creative Art—Drawing Creative Art—Painting Graphic Design	Music Theory Music Appreciation Music Performance Composition/Songwriting Guitar Piano Chorus

Physical Education (2 credits in total required):

• Physical Education

• Fitness/Conditioning Activities

Health (0.5 credits in total required):

• Health

• Nutrition

Technology (0.5 credits in total required):

Computer Technology Dept.
Computing Systems Desktop Publishing Computer and Information Technology Computer Applications Business Computer Applications Web Page Design Computer Graphics Computer Technology

Electives (3 credits in total required)

• see below

Electives

English Dept.	Social Studies Dept.	Mathematics Dept.
AP English Language and Composition AP English Literature and Composition English/Composition (freshmen and sophomores) English/Composition (juniors and seniors) Creative Writing Research/Technical Writing Journalism English Morphology and Grammar English—Test Preparation Forensic Speech—Debate Public Speaking	AP World History AP U.S. History AP U.S. Government and Politics Psychology AP Psychology Contemporary U.S. Issues Particular Topics in U.S. History World Geography Particular Topics in Geography Modern World History Particular Topics in World History	Pre-Algebra Transition Algebra Particular Topics in Algebra Informal Geometry Principles of Algebra and Geometry Particular Topics in Geometry

Other electives such as Dance or languages other than Spanish or Turkish, are available through the Xavier Institute.

Sports Teams

Being a small school, it offers only a few types of competitive sports - basketball for both girls and boys, soccer for boys, cheerleading for girls and volleyball for both girls and boys.

Other Clubs

Academic Clubs	Student Clubs
National Honor Society Odyssey Of The Mind Congressional Award Science Olympiad Poetry Slam Math Counts Team	Step Dance Drama Club Student Council Yearbook Committee Service Club Cooking Club Prom Committee Senior Trip Committee High School Chorus

Transport

Transport from Xavier's to Bayville is provided by the mansion, by way of a mini-bus, but students are also allowed to make their own way there, provided they do so responsibly.

Current Students (2015-2016 School Year)

Freshmen

Illyana Rasputin

Sophomores

Amadeus Cho

Clea Lake

Sebastian Druid

Stephen Strange

Tabitha Smith

Juniors

Amara Aquilla

Alison Blaire

Miles Morales

Monica Rambeau

Seniors

Bobby Drake

Xavin Majesdane

Unclassified

Rahne Sinclair

Graduates

• Hope Abbott
• Topaz
• Quentin Quire
• Monet St. Croix

Meta

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(for school year 2014-2015, beginning in September)

New York State graduation requirements.

The structure of Bayville is based on Rochester Academy, a charter school in upstate New York, which was found by Nat.

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