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Schooחחl Profile 2018-2019 l Profile 2018-2019חחSchoo 2018-2019 COURSE OFFERINGS 19000 Northeast 25th Avenue MATH ENGLISH FINE & PERFORMING ARTS North Miami Beach, Florida 33180 Algebra 1 CP, H English 1-4 CP, H Visual Arts Levels 4, 5 CP P: 305.931.2831 Algebra 2 CP, H English 4 Capstone Senior Portfolio Development 2D H F: 305.931.3903 Geometry Seminar AP Studio Art: Drawing Pre-Calculus CP, H AP English Language & AP Studio Art: 2D Design eHillel.org Calculus H Composition AP Studio Art: 3D Design CEEB Code: 101234 AP Calculus AB AP English Literature & Band CP AP Calculus BC Composition Orchestra CP Statistics H Instrumental Technique 4 H Math for College Readiness Instrumental Ensemble 4 H ENROLLMENT HEBREW LANGUAGE Multivariable Calculus Ulpan (Introduction to Band 5, 6 H Total Students: 1,166 Hebrew) Orchestra 5, 6 H Seniors: 79 SCIENCE Hebrew Language Music Technology and Sound High School: 272 Earth & Space Science CP, H Experience CP Levels 1-3 Engineering CP Biology CP, H, AP Hebrew Language H Chemistry CP, H, AP Levels 1-7 ADDITIONAL REQUIRED Physics CP, H COURSES GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Anatomy & Physiology JUDAIC STUDIES Design/STEM Fine or Performing Art As a member of the Class of 2019, CP, H Mechina/New Stream Environmental Science CP (for new students): Health a student must earn 31.5 credits in Physical Education Grades 9-12 for graduation, although AP Physics 1 Torah, Holidays, Traditions AP Physics C Classical Jewish History Writing for College Readiness transfer students may not be required 10th Grade Project to fulfill all Judaic Studies credits. Medieval Jewish History DESIGN/STEM Modern Jewish History PSAT Prep Engineering H SAT/ACT Prep English Engineering & Grades 9-11: Yahadut College & Career Readiness (Includes Senior Seminar) 4 Entrepreneurship H Israel Education Math 4 AP Computer Science Jewish Thought ELECTIVES Science 4 Principles Jewish Ethics Personal Finance Business Development Social Studies 4 AP Computer Science A Classical Jewish History CP, H Electives 1 Medieval Jewish History Yearbook Journalism Technology .5 CP, H SOCIAL STUDIES Experiential Learning Program Fine/Performing Arts 1 Eastern & Western Modern Jewish History Personal Fitness/Health 1 Heritage CP, H CP, H COURSE LEVELS & DESCRIPTIONS Hebrew Language 3 World History CP, H Grades 9-11: Beit Midrash -No Designation: Courses that fulfill school graduation Judaic Studies/Rabbinics/ US History CP, H Rabbinic History H Biblical Literature requirements. Jewish History/Seminar 7 American Government CP, H Prayer (.5 credit per year) 2 Economics CP, H –College Prep (CP): Courses that help Grade 12: students meet the stringent scholastic Total: 31.5 AP US History AP World History Judaic Studies Capstone requirements for entry into college. Senior Seminar AP European History –Honors (H): Courses that are more Seniors are required to complete 100 or hours of community service. Students may AP Psychology academically demanding and taught Beit Midrash Talmud H at a faster pace. also elect dual enrollment through Florida AP Human Geography International University (FIU), and may take AP Government –Advanced Placement (AP): Courses classes through Florida Virtual School AP Comparative Government that are taught at the college level and culminate in a national exam to (FLVS). determine college credit. SAT MEAN SCORES-CLASS OF 2018 ACT MEAN SCORES-CLASS OF 2018 GRADING SCALE A+ 97-100 C+ 77-79 Scheck (%) A 94-96 C 74-76 Scheck Hillel Florida National Weighted GPA max: A- 90-93 C- 70-73 Hillel Florida National English 25.9 19.0 20.3 4.87 B+ 87-89 D 65-69 ERW 613 520 533 Math 24.9 19.4 20.7 B 84-86 F 64 and Math 627 497 527 Reading 25.1 21.0 21.4 Unweighted GPA B- 80-83 below Science 24.8 19.4 21.0 max: 4.33 Vanessa Donaher, Head of School (x132) Giselle Sabalsa-Admin. Assistant, College Counseling (x212) Dr. Ezra Levy, Rabbinic Head (x122) Rita Jacobson, Registrar (x108) Christopher Johnson, Director of High School (x126) Lauren Berley, Upper School Counselor (x170) Alexandra Gonzalez, Co-Director of College Counseling (x152) Linda Feigenbaum, Upper School Counselor (x221) Cecilia Grano De Oro, C0-Director of College Counseling (x151) Lois Perlman, Upper School Counselor (x170) College and Gap Year Program Acceptances (2015-2018) Scheck Hillel students continue to broaden the scope of higher education opportunities throughout the United States and abroad. These include Ivy League colleges, public and private universities and yeshivot/seminaries. Below is the list of college acceptances for Scheck Hillel graduates over the past four years. Forty percent of the Class of 2018 chose to attend Israel Gap Year programs before enrolling in the colleges of their choice. Adelphi University Kansas State University University of Colorado at Boulder* Albright College Lasell College University of Connecticut* Allegheny College LIM College (Laboratory Institute of Merchandising) University of Delaware* American Musical & Dramatic Academy Long Island University University of Denver* American Universityariz Loras College University of Florida* Arizona State University Loyola University - Chicago* University of Georgia* Aurora University Loyola University - Maryland University of Hartford Babson College Loyola University - New Orleans University of Houston Bar-Ilan University Lynn University University of Maryland* Barnard College - Columbia University Marquette University* University of Massachusetts - Amherst* Bentley University Marymount Manhattan University University of Massachusetts - Boston Berklee College of Music Massachusetts College of Pharmacy University of Miami* Binghamton University* Miami-Dade College University of Michigan* Boston College* Miami International University of Art and Design University of Mississippi Boston University* Michigan State University* University of Missouri - Columbia Brandeis University* New World School of the Arts College Program University of North Florida Brooklyn College - CUNY New York Institute of Technology University of Notre Dame* Broward College New York University* University of Oregon* Carnegie Mellon University* North Carolina State University* University of Pennsylvania* Champlain College Northeastern University* University of Pittsburgh* City College of New York - CUNY Northwestern University* University of Rhode Island Clark University* Nova Southeastern University University of Salford - England Coastal Carolina University Pace University University of South Florida Columbia College - Chicago Palm Beach State College University of Tampa Columbia University* Parsons School of Design University of Texas at Austin* Concordia University Pennsylvania State University* University of Wisconsin - Madison* Cornell University* Pratt Institute University of Wisconsin - Stout Creighton University Purdue University* University of New Hampshire Curry College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute* Valencia College DePaul University Rollins College Vanderbilt University* Drexel University* San Jose State University Wake Forest University* Duke University* Santa Fe College Warburg College Duquesne University Savannah College of Art and Design Washington State University Emerson College School of Fashion Design Washington University in St. Louis* Emmanuel College Seton Hall University West Virginia University Emory University* Smith College Worcester Polytechnic Institute* Fairleigh Dickinson University St. John’s University Xavier University Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising St. Louis University Yeshiva University* Florida Atlantic University Stern College for Women - Yeshiva University* Florida Gulf Coast University Stetson University Florida Institute of Technology Suffolk University ISRAEL GAP-YEAR PROGRAM Florida International University* SUNY Albany ACCEPTANCES Florida Polytechnic University SUNY Binghamton - Broome* Aardvark Israel Florida State University* SUNY Cortland Aish Gesher Yeshiva Fordham University* Swarthmore College* Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya Full Sail University Syracuse University* Lev Zion Yeshiva Georgia Institute of Technology* Texas A&M University* Midreshet AMIT Goucher College The George Washington University* Ohr Somayach Derech Program Hartford University The New School Shnat Hajshara Heidelberg College The Ohio State University* Tel Aviv University Academic Gap Year Hofstra University Tufts University* The Israel Experience at Bar-Ilan University Indiana University* Tulane University* Yeshivat Ashreinu Ithaca College University of Alabama Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi Jewish Theological Seminary - Columbia University of Arizona Yeshivat Lev HaTorah University University of California - Davis* Yeshivat Migdal HaTorah Johns Hopkins University* University of California - Santa Cruz Yeshivat Torat Shraga Kabbalah Centre University of Central Florida Young Judaea Year Course *Schools ranked in the top 100 colleges/universities by US News & World Report From early childhood through Grade 12, Scheck Hillel Community School educates and inspires students to become exemplary global citizens with enduring Jewish identity, values and a commitment to the State of Israel, through a college preparatory curriculum and meaningful co-curricular experiences, guided by Orthodox teachings and set within a nurturing, diverse community. Scheck Hillel is one of the world’s largest Jewish community day schools and a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. eHillel.org North Miami Beach, Florida.
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