Stuttgart High School

Contact Information United States Address Unit 30401 APO AE 09154-0401 International Address Stuttgart Amerikanische Hochschule GEB. Panzerstrasse 3081 71032 Boeblingen, Germany Telephone Numbers DSN 431-4000 Local 07031-15-4000 International from the US 011-49-7031-15-4000 Website Address Stuttgart High School is located on a United States Army http://www.dodea.edu/StuttgartHS post on the southern edge of Stuttgart, Germany, a one-hour drive from the French border and a three-hour drive from the Austrian and Swiss borders. Stuttgart is in the center of many historical and School Administrators recreational areas. Community members consist of U.S. Armed Principal, Rick Renninger Forces personnel and Department of Defense civilians assigned to [email protected] the Stuttgart Army Garrison, United States European Command, Africa Command, and various support groups. Many parents are Assistant Principal, Vincent Power college graduates with graduate level degrees. [email protected] Stuttgart High School operates on an eight period block Assistant Principal, Miata Coleman schedule. In addition to courses in English Language Arts, [email protected] Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Spanish and German, a variety of other courses offered include Honors World Literature 9/10, Honors Global Studies10, Achievement Via Individual Guidance Conselors Determination (AVID), Fine Arts, Career and Technical All 9th grade students Education, Computer Technology/Science, Chorus, Band, Army [email protected] Junior ROTC, and Career Practicum. School Year 2021-2022 Advanced Placement courses 10th, 11th and 12th grade, last names A-G offered: AP Seminar, AP Research, AP World History, AP U.S. [email protected] History, AP U.S. Government, AP Comparative Government, AP Human Geography, AP English Literature, AP English Language, 10th, 11th and 12th grade, last names H-O AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics Part I, AP Physics C, AP [email protected] Environmental Science, AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Statistics, AP Computer Science A, AP Computer Science Principles, AP 10th, 11th and 12th grade, last names P-Z Psychology, AP German, AP Spanish, AP Art History, and AP [email protected] Drawing, and AP 2-D Art & Design. Extra-Curricular activities are conducted outside of class time. Organizations meet at lunch or after school. Stuttgart High Professional Staff School sponsors the following activities: American Sign Lan- Teachers, 58.5 Teacher aides, 12 guage, Anime Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Chess Club, Counselors, 4 School Psychologist, 1 Culinary Arts Enrichment, Dance Team, Debate Team, Drama, School Nurse, 1 Clerical support staff, 7 Information Specialist, 1 Administrators, 3 Drumline, Educators Rising, Environmental Club, FBLA, Fresh- Educational Technologist, 1 man Class, German Honor Society, Humanities Club, Junior Learning Impaired Specialists, 6 Science and Humanities Symposium, Junior Class, KIVA, National Honors Society, Pep Band, Poet’s Corner, Pride Club (Gay Straight Alliance), Quill and Scroll Honor Society, Accreditation Robotics/STEM, Senior Class, Sophomore Class, Student-2- With the opening of a new campus, Stuttgart Student/Ambassadors, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, High School was established in 2015 as part of the De- Student Council, Tri-M Honors. Athletic teams include: Baseball, partment of Defense Dependents Schools. The school is Girls and Boys Basketball, Cheer, Cross Country, Drill Team, part of the Europe East District, which earned accred- Football, Golf, Rifle Team, Girls and Boys Soccer, Softball, itation by the AdvancedEd in 2018. Previously called Stuttgart Piranhas Swim Team, Tennis, Track and Field, Girls Patch High School, the most recent on-site visit was SY Volleyball and Girls and Boys Wrestling. Spring 2018. Class Rank Student Population Averages SY 2020 Class rank is provided upon graduation, after 8 semesters of course work. 196 Ninth Grade Grading Scale 217 Tenth Grade Weighted Classes: AP (Advanced Placement) and IB 168 Eleventh Grade (second year higher-level classes) are weighted. Grade Point Average: GPA is based on a 4-point sys-tem. An 187 Twelfth Grade “A” is worth 4 points, a “B” grade is 3 points, etc. For each AP 768 TOTAL (Advanced Placement) course, add 1 addition-al point (e.g. A=5) unless the grade is “F” in which case no points are given. Class Testing Profile rankings for graduation will be determined following the second semester of the senior year for students enrolled full-time at the end High School Code or CEEB Code 576325 of the fourth quarter. SAT Honors Classes and standard level IB courses from DoDEA schools and Non-DoDEA schools are not weighted in the GPA and Graduates SY2020 ranking. Composite 1140 The following grades are authorized for use in De-partment Math 541 of Defense Dependents School. Writing 549 Grade Scale Grade Scale ACT Excellent A = 90-100 4.0 Graduates SY2020 Above Average B = 80-89 3.0 Comp Score 24.1 Average C = 70-79 2.0 Reading 25.6 Poor D = 60-69 1.0 Math 22.3 Fail F = below 60 0.0 English 24.6 Incomplete I n/a Science 23.6 STEM 23.2 Passing P n/a

Graduation Requirements Post High School Class of 2020 Seniors must have earned a cumulative grade point 72% Four Year University average of 2.0 or higher to receive a high school diploma from a DoDEA high school. In addition, math require- 6% Two Year College ments include: Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and an 1% Vocational, Technical Business School elective with a course code of 400 or higher. Three credits 14% Employment or Military must be earned during grades 9-12 Honors Diploma Requirements include: 4 AP Highlights of University Freshman 2020 Courses, 3.8 cumulative GPA, 0.5 credit Economic Florida State University UMUC Litera-cy in CTE, Social Studies, Science, or Math as well Wake Forrest University Penn State as the requirements for the regular DoDEA diploma. University of Mississippi Texas Tech University of Tennessee Virginia Tech Courses Required University of Minnesota Texas A & M Northeastern University New York University 4 Language Arts must include Language Arts 9-12 Old Dominion University Troy University Colorado State University Auburn University 3 Social Studies George Mason University University of Alabama World History, US History, US Government and .5 Brigham Young University St. Louis University Social Studies Elective US Coast Guard Academy University of Florida University of West Florida University of Virginia 4 Mathematics University of North Carolina US Military Academy Alg I, Geo, Alg II and elective over 400 level American University of Rome US Air Force Academy 3 Science James Madison University University of Kentucky University of North Carolina Biology, Chemistry, and Physics University of Maine Washington State University Northeastern University 1 Fine Arts George Mason University Florida State University 2 Career and Technical Education Florida Institute of Technology Virginia Commonwealth University must include .5 computer class University of Texas at Austin 1.5 Physical Education 0.5 Health Royal Military College of Canada Savannah College of Art and Design 2 World Language University of Massachusetts Amherst both credits in the same language US Military Academy Preparatory School 5 Electives California Polytechnic State University 26 TOTAL CREDITS The United World College of South East Asia Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University