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Wake Forest High School WAKE FOREST HIGH SCHOOL 420 WEST STADIUM DRIVE WAKE FOREST, North Carolina 27587 Main Office: 919.554.8611 Website: www.wcpss.net/wakeforesths FAX: 919.554.8617 SCHOOL FACTS Wake Forest High School (WFHS) is one of 28 high schools in the Wake County Public School System, which has been recognized as one of the most progressive school systems in the country. Currently, WFHS is on a traditional calendar and provides educational opportunities for students from Wake Forest, NC and sur- rounding communities in northeastern Wake County. Our school offers a comprehensive curriculum on a 4x4 block schedule that chal- ADMINISTRATION lenges students through increased academic emphasis, expanded advanced place- ment offerings, vertical alignment of AP courses and increased relevancy in all cur- Principal Patti Hamler ricular areas. Wake Forest cooperates with North Carolina Virtual Public School and Assistant Principal Patricia Edwards local universities and community colleges to provide dual enrollment opportunities Assistant Principal Larry Ferebee for students who take elective courses not offered on the high school campus. Addi- tionally, WFHS houses the Career Academy of Architecture, Construction, and Engi- Assistant Principal Christopher Davis neering, offering personalized learning through career-related classes in architec- Assistant Principal Cynthia Simons ture, construction, and engineering. In all courses of study, rigor and relevance are stressed as well as personalizing the educational experience of each student. SCHOOL COUNSELING STAFF WFHS is a member of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association and is classified as a 4-A high school. The Cougars compete in men and women’s: basket- Dean of Counseling & ball, cross country, golf, soccer, track, tennis, and swimming/diving. Other Cougar Student Services Laura Inscoe sports include baseball, cheerleading, football, gymnastics, softball, lacrosse, volley- ball, stunt, and wrestling. Believing that extra-curricular activities are an essential 9th Grade part of high school life, WFHS is committed to service and leadership through clubs Counselor, A-M Erika Mukenge and various organizations. Student life is thriving, and there are numerous opportu- nities for involvement including participation in student government, academic and 9th Grade Alicia Stoeckel honor societies, fine arts clubs, service and cultural groups, business and civic or- Counselor, N-Z ganizations, and athletics. 10th-12th Grade HISTORY Counselor, A-G Lisette Pike 10th-12th Grade • WFHS is the oldest high school in northeastern Wake County. • The earliest WFHS Forester yearbook dates back to 1937. Counselor, H-N Bryce Gibbons • The school is home to the Anthony Trentini Stadium, formerly Groves Stadium, built in 1940 10th-12th Grade for Wake Forest College (now Wake Forest University). • 14 current faculty members are graduates of the school. Counselor, O-Z Zohra Sadat • 25 professional staff members are National Board Certified Teachers. Student Assistance • WFHS is home to the award-winning AJROTC Cougar Battalion, established in 2002-03. Program Coordinator Jodi Deskus • The annual Field of Dreams baseball tournament, started as a friendly game between two schools, now hosts 10 teams and over 800 student participants. Registrar Michelle Cooper • The county’s first CT Career Academy program was established at WFHS. • The Forest Fire newspaper earned multiple Tar Heel Awards at NCSMA. School Counseling • TROUPE, the school’s highest-level acting company, represented Wake County at NCTC Technician Amy Burger state competition four times. • The 2016-17 varsity football team won the 4-AA state championship, the first Wake County school since 1987. • The varsity softball team was state runner-up in 2013. Their conference win streak reached 143 wins in a 12-year period. • The varsity men’s soccer team won the 3-A state title in 1996. Accreditation: AdvancED Post-Graduation Plans Data: Four-year College: 50% Two-year College: 36% Military/Employment/Other: 14% Total Enrollment: 2350 Senior Class Enrollment: 523 WAKE FOREST HIGH SCHOOL Class Rank is determined by weighted cu- mulative grade-point average and is displayed on transcripts. Both the weighted and un- weighted cumulative grade-point averages are included on tran- scripts. Students with a 3.75 - Advanced Placement Courses 3.99 weighted grade point aver- age shall receive the distinction Course Course of cum laude. Students with a Art 2-D Design French Language 4.0 - 4.249 weighted grade point Biology Government & Politics (US) average shall receive the dis- Calculus AB Human Geography tinction of magna cum laude. Calculus BC Latin Students with a 4.25 or higher Chemistry Physics 1 weighted grade point average shall receive the distinction of English Language Physics 2 summa cum laude. English Literature Psychology Environmental Sci- Spanish Language ence, European World History Statistics Music Theory US History Testing Data-Class of 2020 Grading System Test Points Letter Numeric Stand- Hon- AP SAT ard ors A 100 – 90 4 4.5 5 Critical Reading 504 B 89 – 80 3 3.5 4 Math 502 C 79 - 70 2 2.5 3 Writing 475 D 69 – 60 1 1.5 2 F 59 - 0 0 0 0 ACT WP Withdraw no penalty/passing ACT Composite 19.0 WF Withdraw penalty/failed INC Incomplete CEEB Code 344115 .
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