What is ACP?
Academic and Career Planning, or ACP, is a student-driven, adult-supported process designed to help students create their own unique vision for post-secondary success. As each student navigates through this process they will be exposed to many different possibilities.
All students in grades 6-12 are required to complete an ACP and are required to update it each academic year. BDHS uses the state selected software system, XELLO, for the ACP.
Which students will participate in ACP?
Academic and Career Planning or ACP is for all of our students. Every student deserves to be prepared for opportunities after high school. This includes students with disabilities who have Individualized Education Programs/Post-secondary Transition Plans, as well as students with Section 504 Accommodation Plans, English Learners, students who are Gifted and Talented, students who are homeless, and students considered neglected and delinquent. Students will be empowered to develop an academic and career plan that documents and guides their journey through grades 6-12 and beyond.