A Catholic Tradition of Excellence in College Preparatory Education
Bishop Ready High School's Academic Program
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Bishop Ready offers a college preparatory curriculum, with some classes divided according to ability. Advanced Placement, College Credit Plus, and Honors courses are offered throughout the curriculum. Students can choose elective courses which are career-oriented or of a high level of interest to the student.
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In addition to the college prep curriculum, Bishop Ready also offers vocational classes and electives that can be of assistance in making career choices. Ready structures classes for students with learning disabilities, enabling those students to participate to the best of their abilities in the Bishop Ready experience.
Our Distance Learning Program allows students at Ready to participate in classes and events off-site; professionals in various fields are available to deliver lectures and hold classes through this program. Distance Learning also allows students from area Catholic elementary schools to take advanced level classes (for example, in math, Mandarin Chinese or Spanish) that are taught by Ready faculty members.
90%
of graduating seniors go
on to college.
70%
of students earn college
credit due to AP scores.
85-90%
of students are involved in
co-curricular activities.
$15.9m
average of scholarships earned over the past two years
BRHS Academic Departments
Business
Computer Studies
English
Government
Health/Physical Education
History
Mathematics
Practical Arts
Science
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Social Science
Theology
Visual & Performing Arts
World Languages
Honors Courses
Algebra I
Algebra II Trig
Biology
Calculus
Chemistry
English 9
English 10
French III
Geometry
Human Anatomy & Physiology I
Independent Study/Art History
Independent Study/Spanish IV
Mandarin I
Mandarin II
Mandarin III
Mandarin IV
Physics
AP Courses
Art
Biology
Calculus BC
Chemistry
Computer Programming
Government/Politics/Economics
Language & Composition
Literature & Composition
Physics
Statistics
United States History
World History
CCP Courses
21st Century Workplace Skills
Accounting I
American Politics
Biology
Calculus I
Calculus II
Chinese 1101
Chinese 1101.51
Chinese 1102
College Algebra
College Writing
Elementary French I
Elementary French II
Elementary Spanish I
Elementary Spanish II
Elementary Statistics
Financial Literacy
Fundamentals of Interactive Media
Global History
Government/Economics
Intermediate French
Intermediate Spanish I
Intro to Human Anatomy & Physiology II w/Lab
Introduction to Literature
Literature & Composition
Personal Finance
Principals of Business
Statistics
US History
US History to 1865
World History
Electives
(Examples shown - Not a complete list)
Advanced Computer Programming
Anatomy & Physiology
Band
Broadcast Journalism
Choir
Computer Fundamentals
& Innovation
Criminology
Digital Photography & Photoshop
Environmental Science
Health II
Interactive Multi-Media
Journalism
Oral Communications
Probability & Statistics
Problem Solving
Psychology
Relationships & Contemporary Society
Sculpture
Theatre
Web Design
Graduation Requirements
English - 4.0 Credits
Theology - 4.0 Credits
Social Studies - 4.0 Credits
Mathematics - 4.0 Credits
Science - 3.0 Credits
(Students are required to take Biology and Chemistry)
Health - 0.50 Credit
Physical Education - 0.50 Credit
Art and Music Appreciation - 1.0 Credit
Financial Literacy - 0.50 Credit
A student must complete a total of 95 hours of community service by their senior year. Per the state of Ohio, students must pass required testing and obtain two diploma seals.