Oak Hills High School



Similar documents
Oak Hills High School

Alaska Public Schools

Six Year Graduation Rates Prepared by October 2011

College Acceptances The University of Akron The University of Alabama Albion College Allegheny College American University Anderson University-IN

Transfer Outcomes for Undergraduate Students Attending Ohio's Public and Private Colleges and Universities. Prepared by

Florida Public Schools

Tennessee Public Schools

College Credit Plus A GUIDE FOR STUDENTS

School Profile. Father John M. Dennis, S.J. President. Mr. Greg VanSlambrook Principal. Mr. Dan Hyde Assistant Principal

Columbus State Community College Transfer Agreements

Draft Revision of OhioLINK PCIRC Families (Page 1 of 7) Region 1

Articulation Manual

Headcount Enrollment at Ohio's Public and Private Colleges and Universities

GRADUATION/PROMOTION/SCHOLARSHIP/COLLEGE REPORT FAYETTE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

An International Baccalaureate World School PROFILE Mission Statement

THE WORLD IS YOUR CLASSROOM.

TRANSFER CREDIT POLICIES As taken from the Undergraduate catalog catalog.tamucc.edu

Total Number of Foreign Students: 18,607. Part 1: Net Contribution to State Economy by Foreign Students ( )

The BCHS Advanced Academics Options. For current 10 th graders as they prepare to select courses for

UNDERGRADUATE APPLICATION AND REQUIREMENTS

FOUR-YEAR PLANNING STRATEGIES TO MAXIMIZE COLLEGE CREDIT EARNED IN HIGH SCHOOL! Lehi Jr. High Counseling Dept.

Florida Memorial University Profile

Sullivan Central High School 131 Shipley Ferry Road Blountville, TN Student Registration

Marvin Ridge High School

Private Boarding School North Broward, Florida. North Broward Preparatory School

NONTRADITIONAL CREDIT East Tennessee State University Office of Admissions

School Profile SEPTEMBER JUNE Rhodora J. Donahue Academy

Missy Bender, Plano ISD Trustee

Navigating Bishop O Dowd Course Planning for Grades 9 to11

COLLEGE FINALLY,A WAY FOR SPORTS PLAYERS TO COMPETE AND STUDY.

Degree / Graduation Outcomes Ohio Public and Private Colleges and Universities

The Economic Benefit of International Students $26.8 billion Contributed; 340,000 U.S. Jobs Supported

RN to BSN & RN-MSN Programs in Ohio

your time your place your pace Copyright 2011 Indiana Online Academy

COURSE SELECTION PROCESS

Harford County Public Schools College Readiness Program. From College Entrance to Rigorous College Content

Credit for Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, A-Levels, and Other Pre-Matriculation Examinations

WELCOME INCOMING FRESHMEN CLASS OF 2019!

Class of Finding Success at Hellgate

Total Midwest. CCAP Name State Carnegie Classification Control

Transforming High School: Creating a College & Career Atmosphere

Creighton University Denison University DePaul University Drexel University Duke University Eckerd University Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

AP/ACP Information Night January 10, 2013

Appendix II Advanced Placement (AP) Examinations

Tennessee. AP Report to the Nation THE 10TH ANNUAL STATE SUPPLEMENT FEBRUARY 11, 2014

BenefitsMonitor National Higher Education Participants. Mercer Health & Benefits 20

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

GRADUATION/PROMOTION/SCHOLARSHIP/COLLEGE REPORT FAYETTE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

t^iqebo=`eofpqf^k=^`^abjv=

Location The school is located in Rockford, Illinois. Rockford is the third largest city in Illinois, after Chicago and Aurora.

A great school located near the capital of the USA! Welcome to Fairfax Christian School!

AP COURSE & COLLEGE OF THE SISKIYOUS ONLINE COURSE INFORMATION

Success in Two STEM Academies: What Francis Tuttle Technology Center Has Learned

External Credit Policies

Course equivalency does not award unit credit. For unit credit policy, see item 3 below.

Naples High School Advanced Academic Programs

FALL 2013 SURVEY OF STUDENT CHARGES TABLE OF CONTENTS

Minnesota State University, Mankato University Policy Policy Name: Credit for Prior Learning Effective Date of Policy August 8, 2014

CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK,

FAIRFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ACADEMIC HANDBOOK

Office of Admissions Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine

Examination Credit and Transfer Credit

TRANSFER CREDIT HANDBOOK

Earning College Credit in High School Katy ISD offers three methods by which students may obtain college credit while in high school.

Second Associate Degree Certificate of Achievement Certificate of Training Graduation Requirements 1. Competency Requirements a. Reading and Writing

North Penn School District Career Pathways Planner

LOYOLA UNIVERSITY NEW ORLEANS

Princeton High School 100 Viking Way Cincinnati, OH Summer School 2015

Avenues toward College Credit at CVCA

Transcription:

Oak Hills High School Home of the Highlanders 3200 Ebenezer Road ~ Cincinnati, Ohio 45248 Phone: (513) 922-2300 ~ Fax: (513) 922-4900 Web site: http://ohlsd.us/ohhs/ Mr. Todd Yohey, Superintendent Mr. John Stoddard, Principal Counselors: Mrs. Fran Gilreath, Mrs. Jennifer Reissland, Ms. Nicole Hoffman, Mrs. Kyna Southworth and Ms. Katie Hunter 2013-2014 School Profile School Code Number: 361-058 August 2013 The School Oak Hills High School, founded in 1954, is the second largest and one of the most academically reputable public high schools in the state of Ohio. The school sits on a 35-acre campus in Bridgetown, a residential suburb located west of Cincinnati. The district is comprised of five elementary schools, three middle schools, and one high school. Enrollment in the district for the 2013-2014 school year is approximately 8197 students. Mission Statement All Oak Hills High School students will achieve success by graduating with a shared sense of global awareness and the critical skills to be college and career ready. Vision Oak Hills High School will be nationally recognized for innovative programs of study, distinguished faculty, and exceptional student achievement. Affiliations & Accreditation Oak Hills High School holds accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and by the State of Ohio. Oak Hills High School is a member of the National Association of College Admission Counselors (NACAC) and subscribes to the NACAC Statement of Principles and Good Practices.

2013-2014 Faculty There are 133 teaching faculty at Oak Hills High School. Of the 133 teachers at Oak Hills, 100 hold an advanced degree. 2013-2014 Student Body The high school student body of 2756 is comprised of 1427 males & 1329 females. Male Female Total Male Female Total Grade 12 377 330 707 Grade 10 347 345 692 Grade 11 366 332 698 Grade 9 337 322 659 The Academic Program The school year is comprised of two semesters, each lasting 18 weeks. The school day, beginning at 8:00 AM and ending at 2:48 PM, consists of seven 50-minute periods. 27 Advanced Placement Courses (see AP test results for complete list) 30 Honors Courses (denoted by Honors in course name) Accelerated Course: Capstone STEMM / CPA / International / Integrated Program of Study Requirements (Optional) To complete a designed Program of Study -- a minimum of 25 credits toward graduation and a minimum number of elective credits in the Program of Study area. A grade of C or better must be achieved in all elective courses designated for the Program of Study recognition. Creative & Performing Arts (CPA): 8 elective credits in Fine Arts (Art/Design/Music/Drama) International Studies: 8 elective credits in World Language, Business and Social Studies STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Medicine): 8 elective credits in STEMM areas of study (Math/Science/other associated electives) Integrated Studies: 8 elective credits (minimum) from a combination of two Pathways with an individualized focus Complete an approved CAPSTONE project

The Grading System Oak Hills High School has a weighted class rank depending on the difficulty of the course. All courses are included in this ranking. Additional quality points for computing class rank are awarded to students that take those classes deemed as being more difficult. Honors/Accelerated & Advanced Placement College Prep A 8 points A 6 points B 6.25 points B 4.5 points C 4.5 points C 3 points D 2.75 points D 1.5 points F 0 points F 0 points Grading Scale: A (90 100) B (80 89) C (70 79) D (60 69) F (59 or below) Class Rank Oak Hills High School has adopted a method of computing class rank as recommended by the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) and the American Association of College Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO). 2013 Advanced Placement Test Results 5 4 3 Art History 0 0 2 Biology 3 7 7 Calculus AB 3 5 16 Calculus BC 5 4 4 Chemistry 7 8 10 Comparative Government & Politics (new course offering for 2014) Computer Science A 1 5 4 Economics Macro 0 2 2 Economics Micro 0 0 1 English Language and Composition 8 18 43 English Literature and Composition 2 4 54 Environmental Science 0 12 6 European History 0 5 7 French Language 0 0 2 German Language 1 2 1 Human Geography 6 22 53 Music Theory 2 1 1 Physics B 1 3 8 Psychology 35 32 21 Spanish Language 0 3 1 Statistics 8 17 24 Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio 0 3 3 Studio Art: 3-D Design Portfolio 0 0 0 Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio 2 3 7 United States Government & Politics 5 15 23 United States History 5 28 42 World History 3 16 38

ACT Test Results Oak Hills High School Average 21.7 Matriculations for the Class of 2013 American University Art Academy of Cincinnati Ashland University Bellarmine University Bluffton University Bowling Green State University Butler University Case Western University Christ Hospital College of Nursing & Health Sciences Cincinnati Christian University Cincinnati State Technical & Community College Coastal Carolina University College of Mount St. Joseph Eastern Kentucky University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Georgetown College Good Samaritan College of Nursing & Health Sciences Hanover College Hiram College Kent State University Kenyon College Marietta College Miami University Miami University - Hamilton Milligan College Morehead State University New York University Northern Kentucky University Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan University Purdue University Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Sewanee: The University of The South Shawnee State University The Art Institute of Ohio Cincinnati The Ohio National Guard The Ohio State University The Salon Professional Academy Thomas More College Tusculum College United States Army United States Marines United States Navy University of Akron University of Cincinnati University of Cincinnati - Blue Ash University of Cincinnati - Clermont University of Connecticut University of Dayton University of Evansville University of Kentucky University of Mount Union University of South Carolina University of Southern California University of Texas at Austin University of Toledo Vanderbilt University Virginia State University Wittenberg University Wright State University Xavier University