Bishop Moore Catholic employs a college-preparatory system that consists of state-required courses for graduation, theological studies, and a wide variety of electives. Our curriculum is designed to foster academic and spiritual growth and to promote students to become leaders in their worlds of influence.
Curriculum
The curriculum of BMC is designed for student success at the post-secondary level. This curriculum exceeds the Florida Department of Education's requirements and employs interdisciplinary techniques that help students integrate what they are learning into their daily lives.
Core Classes
Placement in core classes is based on student entrance exams, previous transcripts, and teacher recommendations. As part of our graduation requirements, students must take core classes along with religion classes.
Electives
Students at BMC are expected to take electives as part of their graduation requirements. Electives offered include fine arts, performing arts, physical education, technology, the sciences, world languages, and publications.
AP Courses
Qualified students may seek to participate in AP classes at BMC. By enrolling in one of the 33 AP courses offered and fulfilling the requirements of the Moore Scholar, students may graduate with an honor's diploma. BMC consistently outperforms both the state of Florida and the nation for AP pass rates.
See the Curriculum Guide for a complete listing of AP courses and the requirements for enrollment.
Programs of Distinction
Bishop Moore Catholic High School's Programs of Distinction provide students with an opportunity to engage in professional fields of interest as a pillar of their high school experience. Bishop Moore Catholic currently offers programs in Aviation, Engineering, Business Finance, Biomedical Sciences, and Computer Science that work to support our mission of striving for excellence in all that we do. These programs support students in gaining exposure and experience on future career interests that drive decisions for their college selection and areas of study. Students who successfully complete three years within one Program of Distinction receive graduation recognition.
Support Departments
Bishop Moore Catholic offers a comprehensive network of academic support and student services to guide students through every stage of their high school experience. From academic assistance to college planning and counseling, these programs work together to support student growth, achievement, and future success.
School Counseling
The School Counseling department supports the academic, social, and emotional development of each student. Counselors work closely with students to provide guidance in course selection, personal growth, and overall well-being, ensuring that every student is known and supported throughout their high school experience.
Through individual meetings, group support, and ongoing communication with families, the counseling team helps students navigate challenges, build resilience, and make informed decisions.
College & Career Center
The College and Career program prepares students for life beyond Bishop Moore Catholic by guiding them through the college search, application, and decision-making process. Beginning early in high school, students receive personalized support in identifying their interests, exploring future pathways, and setting meaningful goals.
Through one-on-one advising, college visits, and structured programming, students graduate with a clear plan and the confidence to take the next step in their academic and professional journey.
Academic Support
The Academic Support program at Bishop Moore Catholic provides individualized assistance to help students strengthen their skills, build confidence, and reach their full academic potential. Through targeted support, accommodations, and collaborative planning, students are equipped with strategies for organization, time management, and effective learning.
Working closely with teachers and families, Academic Support ensures that each student is challenged appropriately and supported in achieving success in the classroom.
Student Success
The Student Success program is designed to support students in developing the habits and skills necessary for long-term achievement. Through structured support, progress monitoring, and skill-building opportunities, students learn to take ownership of their learning and grow as independent, responsible learners.
This program emphasizes accountability, organization, and goal setting, helping students build a strong foundation for success both in high school and beyond.
Technology
Technology is infused into the curriculum at BMC. Student textbooks are completely digital. Technology is integrated into student learning, from research to student productivity, to assessments.
Learn about the 1:1 iPad Program
The Diocese of Orlando adheres to the National Standards and Benchmarks for Effective Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools through which we are accredited (link: The Standards (catholicschoolstandards.org). The Diocese follows the Florida state curriculum standards for all core content areas along with these uniquely Catholic standards. For a full review of the Florida Standards for Social Studies, you may go to Next Generation Sunshine State Standards Social Studies 2021 (fldoe.org)
Integrated throughout all content instruction and explicitly taught as a core content area are the teachings of the Catholic Faith, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Critical Race Theory is not included in any of those documents and is not part of the instructional standards taught in our schools.
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