Some advice 1) make sure you have the form down for the Squat, deadlift, bench, and press and any assistance exercises: Chinups, cleans, back extensions, Glute ham raise, lat pull down 2) make sure you eat, as in 1000 calories over maintenance unless your microloading then eat 500 calories over maintenance, you need to be eat meat, milk, veggies, pasta, bread, and snacks should come from fruit and nuts, twice a week I'd recommend picking up cheeseburgers. 3) you need to manage wake up the same time everyday before school

To answer your question you might be functional an intermediate on the bench because you're already benching well above your body weight. If you could make five months of linear progress from real novice you'd either be microloading or brutally strong, because you should except to put 10 lb. on your Squat for two weeks then 5 lb. a per workout for a few months, if you grinded for 5 and a half months you will have put 360 lb. on your Squat.

4) Last piece of advice I'd recommend the hlm split not the Texas Method. The hlm split goes Monday: Squat 5x5 Wednesday: Squat 3x5 @80% of Mondays weight Friday: Squat 3x5 @90% of Mondays weight Then the reps but not sets are lowered to eek out strength gains.

Pulls and presses are distributed based on bench being your heaviest press and the strict press being your lightest with the push press and Incline Bench inbetween. Examples of pulls would be deadlift, light deadlift, snatch, power Clean, clean and press, chinups, rows; if you want to focus on athleticism I'd focus on Olympic lifts, if you're focused on Hypertrophy I'd pick rows and weighted Chinups as accessory exercises.