How Many A's Do I Need Help?

This is how you get your GPA or Grade Point Average
if your grade cards show numbers then just add up the grades for each class and divide by the total number of grades, in this case 18 (this is assuming all grades are weighted evenly)
 
if you get letter grades, then you do the same as above using a 4 for an A, a 3 for a B, a 2 for a C, and a 1 for a D. F's do not get a number but you still have to include it when you divide. 
 
to answer your question, the amount of A's would depend on the amount of other scores you received

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Bbbbbbbbbb probably won't have to worry about the honor roll unless spelling and punctuation substantially improve.

It is a little hard to tell without some knowledge of the grading scale. If the honor roll is for a B average or better, and if A, B, C, D, F have relative weightings of 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, respectively, we can say this:
You need one A for every C, you need 2 As for every D, and you need 3 As for every F.

Example:
If you have an F and 2 Ds, you will need to have 3+2(2) = 7 grades of A to make a B average. The remaining 8 grades need to be B or higher, too. (They could be 4 Cs and 4 As, for example.)

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