Below is a list of the courses of study that will be offered during the 24 - 25 school year.  All of these offerings are dependent on staffing and interest. 

• Algebra I/ Honors Algebra I
• Algebra II/ Honors Algebra II
• Geometry/ Honors Geometry
• English I/ Honors English I/ Pre-AP English I
• English II/ Honors English II/ Pre-AP English II 
  • Journalism/ Yearbook
• Science
  • Physical Science
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Science electives:  Ecology and AP Environmental Science
• Social Studies
  • World History
  • Contemporary Issues
  • Personal Finance
  • Possible Elective - AP European History
• World Language
  • Spanish I
  • Spanish II
  • French II
• Fine Arts
  • Visual Arts I
  • Visual Arts II
  • General Music
  • Band
  • Chorus
• Physical Education
• Wellness
• Alternative Credit or Credit Recovery
• College, Career, and Technical Education
  • Health Sciences
  • Anatomy
  • Introduction to Business
  • Marketing
  • Digital Design I and II
  • Criminal Justice I and II
  • Principles of Manufacturing
  • Mechatronics
• Computer Science - required for all 9th grade students

All students who are zoned for Battle Creek High will be eligible for athletics from day one. 

All 9th grade students (zoned and out-of-zone) will be eligible for athletics because they have not established a high school athletic record.

All students will be eligible for football because football will only be playing a junior varsity schedule.

Tenth grade out-of-zone students desiring to play sports other than football will be ineligible for varsity games only in a sport in which they established an athletic record as 9th graders.

TSSAA Bylaw Statement Concerning Eligibility - A student has an "athletic record" if the student has played in an interscholastic contest at the varsity, junior varsity, ninth grade, or any other level, on behalf of a TSSAA member school or a school that is a member of a state athletic association holding membership in the National Federation. 

My earlier understanding was that students were required to play in a varsity game to establish an athletic record. 

We should be able to have a marching band the first year.  I have looked at our predicted enrollment of 457 and compared that to some other schools in the area.  We will be larger with our two grades than some schools in neighboring counties that have had marching bands for years.  Once our band director is in place, I am sure that he or she will be in contact with interested students to begin working on the upcoming school year. 

Main Entrance

Cafeteria

Auditorium - 550 seating capacity

Gym - 2000 seating capacity (Auxiliary Gym above main floor)

Classroom Hallways

I have recently learned that opening a JROTC program like the wonderful programs at SHHS and CHS is very difficult.  Those two programs have been around for many years.  

New JROTC programs are not allowed until a current JROTC program at a school somewhere in the country closes. The armed force branches have funds for a certain number of programs each year. I am in the process of applying to be placed on the waiting list. 

Email Mike Kinnard, principal, at mkinnard@mauryk12.org. If your question only applies to your child, I will answer you directly.  If it is something that would be beneficial to everyone, I will post it in the Frequently Asked Questions section of the website.