Students must attend a minimum of seven semesters. One credit represents the work completed in one course for one semester, except in Beginning Physical Education, which receives one-half credit. Bloomington High School North schedules students in an alternating 8 block format. The curriculum includes over 140 different course offerings and allows students to design academic programs to meet their individual needs. Graduation requirements are based on work completed in grades nine through twelve.
Accelerated programs enable students to complete high school requirements in seven semesters.
Classes composed of students who are highly motivated and demonstrate a willingness and ability to be challenged by an in-depth approach to English, Math, Social Studies, Science, Foreign Language are offered for all grade levels. Programs are individually designed to meet each student's special needs. Freshmen and sophomore students experiencing academic problems may be enrolled in the program designed to offer individualized academic assistance, study skills, and counseling. Students in this program are given the opportunity to work with teachers in the program for the substantially disabled. Students spend one period a day as a role model for individuals with moderate and severe mental handicaps by accompanying them to class, working on individual projects, and assisting with vocational training.