Seven Hills School Profile

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S T A T I S T I C S FACULTY 49 members 41 with advanced degrees 4 college counselors student/faculty ratio: 9:1

The Seven Hills School - Class of 2016 SEVEN HILLS HIGHLIGHTS

N E W C O U R S E S 2 01 5 -16

All students take an advanced college preparatory curriculum

History - Environmental History

Students come from 60 ZIP codes

Science - Biotechnology

Student body includes 30% students of color

Chinese - Chinese IV Honors

Financial Aid awarded to 29% of Upper School students

Computer Science - Computer

Flexible Credit – Alternative ways of earning credit through online

Study Abroad in China, France, Spain, Greece and Italy

Theater - Technical Theater

Visual Arts - Sculpture

ACADEMIC RIGOR •

SIZES FALL 2015 – 80 – 92 – 84 – 84

CALENDAR Two 18-week semesters, each divided into two 9-week quarters. Block schedule: 80-minute classes in two-day rotation

Engineering

or college or self-designed and mentored projects

CLASS Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

G R A D I N G I N F O R M AT I O N

Admission to Honors and AP courses is selective and depends on past performance and departmental approval. Due to the rigor of

MARKING SYSTEM

those courses, students are counseled to limit the number they take. •

All AP students are expected to take the AP exam.

A+

4.333

A

4.000

A-

3.666

Post -AP electives – Multivariable Calculus, Modern Political

B+

3.333

B

3.000

B-

2.666

C+

2.333

C

2.000

C-

1.666

D+

1.333

D

1.000

D-

.666

NP

0.000

Theory, French V.

2 016 SAT & ACT SCO RES SAT Subject Tests

AVG

Math 1

681

Math 2

745

Chemistry

750

Molecular Biology

704

Environmental Biology

740

Physics

750

U.S. History

685 770

World History French

612

Spanish Literature

740

Latin

658

Literature

725

2 016 M I D D L E 50% OF SAT SCO R E S :

Reading 620-690 avg. 663 Math 590- 740

avg. 664

Writing 610- 720

200

300

400

500

600

avg. 668

700

800

Combined: 1820 -2150; average 1995

2 016 M I D D L E 50% OF ACT S C O R E S :

1-15

16

18

20

avg. 30

English 26-35 avg. 28

Math 25-31 Reading 27-34

avg. 31

Science 26-33

avg. 29

Composite 26-33

avg. 30

22

24

26

28

30

32

34

36

A C T AV E R A G E S - 2 015 : National Ohio Seven Hills

20.3 21.4

National Ohio Seven Hills

20.9 21.7

Reading

National Ohio Seven Hills

21.3 22.4

Science

National Ohio Seven Hills

20.8 22

Composite

National Ohio Seven Hills

21 21 22

English

Math

1-15

16 -19

29 2016: 30

28 2016: 28

30 2016: 31

S A T AV E R A G E S - 2 015 : Critical Reading

National Ohio Seven Hills

497 555

National Ohio Seven Hills

513

Math

National Ohio Seven Hills

487 535

30 2016: 29 Writing 29 2016: 30 29

20 - 23

24-27

28 - 32

33- 36

200

300

648 2016: 663 562 667 2 016: 664

635 2016: 668

400

500

600

700

800

“Pass” is given no weight but is computed in credits earned.

Weighted Grades – Honors and AP courses (which are comparable in rigor) are weighted an additional .333 on the 4.0 scale. Highest possible GPA is 4.333; no one has ever graduated with a 4.333 ACADEMIC HONORS Honor Roll – GPA of 3.495 or higher Merit Roll – GPA of 3.165 to 3.494 Seven Hills does not rank its students. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Academic Curriculum: •

English – 4 credits

Math – 4 credits

History – 3 credits

Science – 3 credits

World Language – 3 credits

Fine and Performing Arts – 1.5 credits

Health and PE – 1.5 credits

Personal Challenge: Self-designed, self-conducted project defended before faculty committee and presented to school community Community Service: Individual volunteer project culminating in written reflection

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