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2015-2016 Profile 2015-2016 Profile 67Highlander Drive, West Milford, NJ 07480 973-697-1701 Fax 973-208-0912 www.wmtps.org West Milford Township is a residential, rural-suburban community of approximately 80 square miles, a mix of highlands, forest, and residential neighborhoods, with a population of 27,300. Located in northern Passaic County New Jersey, the township is less than fifteen minutes from the Route 23/Rt 287 corridor, approximately 40 miles west of New York City and is in close proximity to the academic communities of Montclair State University, William Paterson University, Ramapo College, and several community colleges. The demographically diverse community, which includes professionals and executives as well as small business owners and people working in the trades, has attracted families to the beautiful setting and excellent school system. West Milford High School focuses on a college preparatory curriculum, featuring 22 Honors and 21 Advanced Placement courses. Of the class of 2014, 73.8% went on to study at 4-year or 2-year colleges. Many of these students are in the first generation of their families to attend college. We also recognize that all our students are unique individuals with their own interests, abilities, and goals. Therefore, we are committed to providing an educational program suitable to the needs of every student. The commitment leads us to provide a challenging and comprehensive education in an orderly and safe environment which enriches the intellectual, cultural, and ethical lives of our students. We strive to produce lifelong learners dedicated to realizing their full potential. The West Milford educational experience nurtures their development as individuals who are confidant participants in the global community. ADMINISTRATION STUDENTS Paul Gorski, Principal West Milford High School students are high achievers Doreen Dransfield, Assistant Principal in a challenging scholastic environment. A high percentage Karen Johnson, Assistant Principal of students balance the core curriculum and elective courses Nicholas Pollaro, Assistant Principal with participation in one or more of the 20 varsity sports and dozens of student activities. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Myra Aaronson, Supervisor of Guidance CURRICULUM Melissa Csengeto, Ext 7045 West Milford High School requires students to complete a Monika Drucker, Ext 7046 rigorous curriculum. The school day is 8 periods, Donald Heaney, Ext 7047 including lunch and PE. Students in grades 9 - 12 are Dana Lambert, Ext 7043 required to carry a minimum of 30 credits per year and Suzanne Mentlik, Ext 7044 must earn 120 credits for graduation. 4 years of English FACULTY 3 years of Mathematics West Milford High School’s faculty consists of 121 3 years of Science highly-qualified individuals, a majority of whom hold 3 years of Social Studies advanced degrees. West Milford High School faculty members are frequently recognized for their 1 year of Foreign Language achievements both in and out of the classroom. 4 years of Physical Education/Health 1 year of Visual or Performing Arts 1 year of Practical Art/Career Exploration .5 year of Personal Finance CLASS RANK STUDENT DISTINCTIONS The grade point average is based upon 4.0 system with National Merit Scholars-1 Commended all subjects included. Junior and Senior year cumulative GPA AP Scholars – 8 Scholars, 8 with Honors, 9 with Distinction and rank are indicated on the final transcript. Rank is determined by a weighted GPA. Both Honor and AP level CLASS OF 2015 courses receive an extra point. GPA and Rank are cumulative Class Size: 302 after the 6th and 7th semester. Post Secondary Plans: Four Year College 49.7% HONORS COURSES Two Year College 30.8% College Accounting Calculus A Career Education 4.6% US History 1 Physics Military 3.6% French 4/5 Pre-Calculus Other 11.3% German 4/5 Chemistry Spanish 4/5 English 1 & 2 Students taking AP Exams: 135 Italian 4 Biology Number of AP Exams given: 235 Geometry Algebra 2 Scores of 3 or higher: 165 World History Choir Concert Band Symphonic Band Grading System: Wind Ensemble Western Civilization Final grades are based on four quarters and a final exam. Organic Chemistry Anatomy/Physiology AP and ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES Honors Other (not all courses are offered every year) 97‐100 A+ 5.3 4.3 93‐96 A 5.0 4.0 Art History French Studio Art & 3D German 90‐92 A‐ 4.7 3.7 Calculus AB/BC Italian 87‐89 B+ 4.3 3.3 Chemistry Spanish 83‐86 B 4.0 3.0 Physics B/C Computer Science A 80‐82 B‐ 3.7 2.7 Biology Government & Politics 77‐79 C+ 3.3 2.3 English Language United States History 73‐76 C 3.0 2.0 English Literature World History 70‐72 C‐ 2.7 1.7 Environmental Science Statistics 67‐69 D+ 2.3 1.3 Economics Psychology 63‐66 D 2.0 1.0 60‐62 D‐ 1.7 0.7 SAT SCORES Class of 2015 EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Art Club MU Alpha Theta Honor Society Mid 50 percentile Chess Club Musical Chorus National Art Honor Society Critical Thinking Club National Honor Society Writing Dance Club National Science Honor Society DECA Newspaper French Honor Society Peers as Leaders (PALS) Math German Honor Society Robotics Club Green Team Science League GSA/ERASE Sources of Strength (SOS) Critical Indoor Color Guard Science League Reading Indoor Percussion Spanish Honor Society Interact Special Olympics 400 450 500 550 600 650 Italian Honor Society Stage/Audio/Lighting Jazz Band Student Council Marching Band Varsity Club Model UN Weightlifting/Conditioning Yearbook COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES FOR 2013-2015 Albright College Kettering University Shippensburg University Alvernia University Kutztown University St. Johns University American University Lafayette College St. Joseph University Amsterdam University Arcadia University Lasell College St. Peters University Bergen Community College Lebanon Valley College St. Thomas Aquinas College Berkeley College Liberty University Stetson University Binghamton University Lock Haven University Stevens Institute of Technology Bloomsburg University Lycoming College Stockton University Boston University Lynchburg College Stony Brook University Bucknell University Manhattanville College Strayer University Caldwell University Mansfield University of SUNY Albany California Polytechnic University Pennsylvania Castleton State College SUNY Cobleskill Cape Fear Community College Marist College SUNY Morrisville Castleton University Marywood University SUNY Oneonta Cedar Crest College McGill University SUNY Potsdam Cedarville University Messiah College SUNY Purchase Centenary College Middlesex County College Susquehanna University Clarion University Monmouth University Sussex County Community College Coastal Carolina University Montclair State University The College of New Jersey Moravian College Syracuse University Colorado Mountain College Mount Saint Mary College Temple University Columbia University, Chicago Muhlenberg College Towson University Cornell University New College of Florida Universal Technical Institute County College of Morris New Jersey Institute of Technology University of California, Riverside Daniel Webster College New York University University of Colorado, Boulder Delaware Valley University North Carolina State University University of Connecticut DeSales University Northeastern University University of Dayton Dominican College Norwich University University of Hartford Drew University Nyack College University of Illinois Dutchess Community College Ocean County College University of Maryland East Stroudsburg University Ohio State University University of Massachusetts, Amherst Eastwick College Pace University University of New Haven Eckerd College Palm Beach Atlantic University University of North Carolina Elizabethtown College Passaic County Community University of Rhode Island Embry Riddle Aeronautical Institute College University of San Diego University of Sciences, Philadelphia Fairleigh Dickinson University Pennsylvania State University, University of Scranton Felician College University Park University of Valley Forge Florida Southern College Philadelphia University University of Vermont Fordham University Princeton University Franklin and Marshall College Valley Forge Military College Quinnipiac University Full Sail University Vaughn College of Aeronautics and George Washington University Ramapo College of NJ Technology Gettysburg College Rochester Institute of Technology Villanova University Grove City College Rockland Community College Virginia Commonwealth University Harcum College Roger Williams University Virginia Wesleyan College Wells College High Point University Rose-Holman Institute of Technology Hobart and William Smith College West Chester University Rowan University West Virginia University Hofstra University Rutgers University Ithaca College Western State Colorado University Sacred Heart University William Paterson University Johnson & Wales University Sarah Lawrence College William Peace University Kean University Seton Hall University .
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