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2020-2021 School Profile www.unitychristianschool.org UNITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Rome, Georgia 2960 New Calhoun Highway, NE Rome, Georgia 30161 706-292-0700 www.unitychristianschool.org CEEB Code: 112581 2020-2021 School Profile Founded in 1998, Unity Christian School’s mission is to partner with Christian parents in the process of preparing their chil- dren to impact the world for Jesus Christ by pursuing their God-given potential in academics, leadership, and service. The Pre-K3 through 12th grade vertically aligned curriculum at UCS is rigorous and designed to stimulate critical thinking and problem solving as well as written and verbal communication of original thought. UCS admits students of any race, color, nationality, and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs and activities general- ly accorded or made available to students at UCS. UCS does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, nationality and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, tuition assistance programs, athletics, the arts and other school administered programs. Unity’s student body is racially, socioeconomically, and denominationally diverse. Unity students come from the city of Rome and the following Georgia counties: Floyd, Bartow, Chattooga, Cherokee, and Polk. Students also come from Cherokee County, Alabama. Grades PK3-12 Total Enrollment 289 High School Enrollment 78 Middle School Enrollment 49 Preschool & Elementary School Enrollment 162 Average Class Size 11 Teaching Faculty 37 Student-Teacher Ratio 8:1 Accredited Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) AdvancED/Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (SACS) Membership in the Following: AdvancED/Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (SACS) National Creative Society Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) National Honor Society Georgia Independent Christian Athletic Association (GICAA) The College Board Georgia Private Schools Accreditation Council (GAPSAC) North American Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals (NACCAP) Personnel: Head of School Eric Munn [email protected] Secondary Principal Matthew Claytor [email protected] Elementary School Principal Rebekah Mathis [email protected] Guidance Counselor Starr Boylan [email protected] www.unitychristianschool.org UNITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Rome, Georgia Course of Study and Graduation Requirements Unity is a college preparatory school. Unity operates on a schedule of two 18 week semesters with examinations at the end of each semester. Most courses are year long. The minimum program of study leading to graduation includes a minimum of 24 units. The minimum mark toward graduation is 70 and no student will be eligible for graduation who does not in his or her final year pass all major subjects. Required Courses Units: Bible 4 units Science (includes lab sciences) 4 units English 4 units Foreign Language 2 units History 4 units Fine Arts 1 unit Math 4 units Health & Physical Education 1 unit Courses Offered: English Science Math History Introduction to Literature Physical Science (L) Algebra I World History World Literature Biology (L) Geometry Modern World History American Literature Chemistry (L) Algebra II American History AP Language & Composition Physics (L) Algebra II (H) AP U.S. History British Literature Forensic Science (L) Discrete Math AP US Govt & Politics AP Literature & Composition Anatomy/Physiology (L) Pre-Calculus Economics DE Biology (L) AP Calculus DE Economics DE American Govt. Bible Foreign Language Fine Art Physical Education Old Testament Survey Spanish I Art Health New Testament Survey Spanish II Chorus Physical Education Systematic Theology Spanish III (H) Musical Theater Apologetics Drama DE Art Appreciation Electives: Digital Arts, STEM (H) signifies Honors course (L) signifies Laboratory course AP Classes As of the 2020-2021 school year, Unity offers 4 AP classes: AP Calculus, AP Language and Composition, AP Literature and Composition, and AP U.S. History. AP US Government & Politics is offered online via Sevenstar. Enrollment for AP Clas- ses is open to all and based on teacher recommendation. UCS had a total of 25 students take 44 AP exams in 2020. 18 students (59%) earned a score of 3 or higher. In 2020, UCS had 3 AP Scholars, 1 AP Scholar with Honor, and 1 AP Scholar with Distinction. 2 www.unitychristianschool.org UNITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Rome, Georgia Grading System Grading is numerical; letter grade equivalents and grade points are as follows: A 100-93 4.0 grade points A - 92-90 3.7 grade points B+ 89-86 3.3 grade points B 85-83 3.0 grade points B- 82-80 2.7 grade points C+ 79-76 2.5 grade points C 75-73 2.3 grade points C- 72-70 2.0 grade points F 69-0 0 grade points Grade Point Average (GPA) Calculation GPA is computed using the above quality points. Beginning with all high school level courses, all core subjects, whether passed or failed, are included in the computation. Unity considers core subjects to be Literature, Science, Math, History, Lan- guage, and Bible. Standard course grades reported on the transcript are not weighted. Advanced Placement course grade points are weighted 1.0 for the year. Honors courses are weighted 0.5 for the year. The GPA is calculated at the end of each school semester. At Unity, many 8th grade students will take Physical Science and Algebra I which are taught as high school level courses. Both courses are reported on the high school transcript and included in the GPA calculation. Class Rank Class rank is determined by the numerical ordering (from highest to lowest) of student GPAs as calculated at the close of each semester for each year of high school. Class History Class of 2013: 17 graduates Class of 2018: 20 graduates Class of 2014: 20 graduates Class of 2019: 20 graduates Class of 2015: 18 graduates Class of 2020: 23 graduates Class of 2016: 19 graduates Class of 2021: 21 anticipated graduates Class of 2017: 22 graduates Class of 2020 GPA Dispersion 4 graduates earned a 4.0+ 5 graduates earned a 3.5 - 3.99 6 graduates earned a 3.0 - 3.49 3 www.unitychristianschool.org UNITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Rome, Georgia Standardized Test Results for Class of 2020 ACT 17 of 20, 85% took the ACT Range Average Top 25% Average English 11 - 34 24.13 33.25 Math 17 - 29 21.93 26.5 Reading 14 - 36 25 30 Science 16 - 35 23.2 30.5 Composite 15 - 33 23.45 30.75 SAT 15 of 20, 75% took the SAT Range Average Top 25% Average EBRW 470 - 720 541.58 702.5 Math 460 - 730 547.37 647.5 Total 950 - 1430 1126.32 1345 65% (15) of the Class of 2020 matriculated to 4 year colleges/universities. 17% (4) of the Class of 2020 matriculated to 2 year colleges or universities. 9% (2) of the Class of 2020 enrolled in a trade school. 4% (1) of the Class of 2019 obtained employment. 4 www.unitychristianschool.org UNITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Rome, Georgia College & University Acceptances of Unity Christian School Graduates 100% of Unity Christian School graduates are accepted by one or more of the colleges and universities to which they apply. Our 191 graduates have been accepted by the following institutions: Anderson University, IN Anderson University, SC Armstrong State University Andrew College Art Institute of Atlanta *Auburn University Augusta University Baylor University Belhaven University Belmont University #*Berry College Birmingham Southern University Boyce College Brenau University Brevard College Carson-Newman University Centre College Champlain College #*Chattahoochee Technical College Clayton State University Clemson University College of Charleston College of the Ozarks Columbus State University Covenant College Creighton University Dallas Baptist University Dalton State College Drury University Emmanuel College Faulkner University Flagler College *Florida State University Furman University Gadsden State Community College Gardner Webb University #*Georgia College #*Georgia Highlands College #*Georgia Institute of Technology GA Northwestern Technical College Georgia Southern University Georgia State University Guilford College *High Point University Hillsdale College *Jacksonville State University *Kennesaw State University Kings College LaGrange College Lander University Lee University *Liberty University Life University Louisiana State University Maryville College *Mercer University Middle Tennessee State University Mississippi State University *Oglethorpe University Ohio University Pace University Pensacola Christian College Piedmont College Point University *Reinhardt University Saint Andrews University Saint Louis University #*Samford University Savannah College of Art & Design Sewanee: The University of the South #*Shorter University Texas A & M University The Ohio State University Toccoa Falls College Trinity Christian College Truett-McConnell College Tusculum College #*Union University *University of Alabama University of Alabama-Birmingham *University of Georgia University of Kentucky University of Mississippi *University of Mobile Univ. of North Carolina at Pembroke University of West Alabama University of North Georgia University of South Carolina University of Tennessee #*University of West Georgia *Valdosta State University Western Carolina University *Wingate University Xavier University *Young Harris College *denotes Class of 2020 acceptance 5 # denotes Class of 2020 enrollment .
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