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2020-2021 School Profile Established 1936 2020-2021 School Prole www.aquinas-sta.org SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION ADVISORY COUNCIL Dr. Denise Aloma, Principal Mr. Robert Biasotti, Dean Dr. Robert Mulder, Assistant Principal Mr. Bernie Farrell, Dean Dr. Suzy Prieto, Assistant Principal Mr. Adam Matthews, Guidance & Admissions Director Mrs. Margie Scott, Assistant Principal Mr. George Smith, Athletic Director Mrs. Lisa Zielinski, Dean MISSION Respectful of each person’s self-worth, St. Thomas Aquinas High School seeks to develop each student’s God-given talents in a safe and caring atmosphere of sharing and challenge. VISION St. Thomas Aquinas High School, a four-year, college preparatory school, educates young men and women according to the traditions of the Catholic faith. The school seeks to develop each student’s God-given talents in a safe and caring atmosphere of sharing and challenge. Through a comprehensive program of Catholic teachings, quality education, and personal development, St. Thomas oers to its students religious experiences, academic challenges, innovative approaches, athletic programs, social and cultural opportunities, and service to others. The entire program focuses on the individual student, made in the image and likeness of God, who receives attention, armation, and challenge HIGHLIGHTS • Roman Catholic, co-educational, college preparatory school operated by the Archdiocese of Miami. • Accredited by AdvancEd (formerly Southern Association of Colleges and Schools). • AdvancEd STEM Accreditation, rst in Broward County. • Membership in the National Catholic Educational Association, Florida Catholic Conference, Broward County Non-Public School Association, and the College Board. • 2020-21 enrollment 2,001, grades 9-12. • Current students from more than 150 Catholic, private, and public schools, 46 Catholic parishes in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties. • Class of 2020 matriculation to higher education: 99%. • Academic calendar: 180 teaching days, 2 semesters, four terms, six classes per day, 50 minute classes, and elective courses before and after school through an Enrichment program. FACULTY 121 Faculty Members Number of faculty who are STA Alumni Number of teachers holding advanced degrees 29 78 Average years of STA teaching experience Student to teacher ratio 10 16:1 COURSE OFFERINGS ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE PHYSICAL EDUCATION Composition Dual Enrollment World Cultural Geography Honors Personal Fitness Composition & Literature Dual Enrollment World History, World History Honors Health English I, English I Honors American History, Dance Fitness English II, English II Honors American History Honors English III, English III Honors Psychology Honors SCIENCE English IV, English IV Honors Economics, Economics Honors Biology I, Biology I Honors Yearbook Journalism I, II, III, IV Honors American Government, Anatomy & Physiology, Mass Communication/ American Government Honors Anatomy & Physiology Honors Creative Writing Honors Leadership Development I, II, III, IV Honors Marine Biology, Marine Biology Honors, Pre-law Honors I, II Marine Biology Dual Enrollment FINE ARTS Chemistry I, Chemistry I Honors Forensics I, II, III , IV Honors MATHEMATICS Chemistry II Honors Advanced Band I, II, III, IV Honors Algebra I, Algebra I Honors Ecology, Dual Enrollment Aquinas Chamber Singers Honors I, II, III, iV Geometry, Geometry Honors Environmental Science, Chorus Honors Algebra II, Algebra II Honors Environmental Science Honors Jazz Ensemble I, II, III, IV Honors College Algebra Human Anatomy & Classical Guitar I, II, III, IV Honors Math for College Readiness Physiology I, II Dual Enrollment Theater Appreciation Honors I, II, III, IV Pre-Calculus, Pre-Calculus Honors, Physics, Physics Honors Acting I, II, III, IV Honors Pre-Calculus: Trigonometry and Pre-med I, II Honors Art 2D & 3D Honors Analytic Geometry Dual Enrollment Genetics Honors Film Studies Honors I, II, III, IV Calculus Honors, Robotics I, II, III, IV Honors Dance Choreography I, II, III, IV Honors Calculus I Dual Enrollment, Independent Research I, II, III, IV Honors Dance Techniques I, II, III, IV Honors Calculus III Dual Enrollment Zoology Honors Percussion Ensemble I, II Honors Statistics Honors Pottery Honors Dierential Equations Dual Enrollment THEOLOGY Public Speaking Honors Global Studies I, II, Global Studies I, II Honors Band Corps I, II, III, IV Honors WORLD LANGUAGES Philosophy I, II, Philosophy I, II Honors Digital Photography I, II Honors Spanish I Philosophy II Honors Dual Enrollment Marching Band Honors I, II, III, IV Spanish for Speakers II, III Honors Sociology, Sociology I Honors Musical Theater Honors Spanish II Ethics, Ethics Honors, Ethics Honors Technical Theater I, II, III Honors Spanish III, Spanish III Honors Dual Enrollment Spanish IV Honors World Religions, World Religions Honors, GRAPHIC ARTS Latin Prose Honors World Religions Dual Enrollment Animation Design I, II Honors Latin Poetry Honors Multi-Cultural Studies, Computer Graphic Arts Honors French I, II French I, II, III, IV Honors Multi-Cultural Studies Honors Film Production I, II, III, IV Honors Italian I, II , Italian I, II, III, IV Honors Multi-Cultural Studies Dual Enrollment Graphic Design/Newspaper I, II, III, IV Honors GRADING SCALE A=90-100 B=80-89 C=70-79 D=60-69 St. Thomas Aquinas High School includes all courses in computing the GPA. Weighted courses reect challenging academic requirements. The strong academic program, the demanding system of grading, and the competitive nature of the students comprise signicant factors necessary in evaluating students' records. St. Thomas Aquinas High School does not rank students. BLACKBOARD CLEAR TOUCH GOOGLE NAVIANCE Teacher instruction and Primary source of Partnering to provide Student portal for college student learning platform classroom display and integrated technology in application submissions collaboration classrooms ADVANCED PLACEMENT Mathematics Science Social Studies World Languages Fine Arts π2= x+1 Calculus AB Biology Comparative French Language Art History Calculus BC Chemistry Government & Politics & Culture Music Theory Statistics Computer Science European History Spanish Language Studio Art 2D & Culture Environmental Science Human Geography Studio Art 3D English Macroeconomics Spanish Literature & Physics 1 Culture Studio Art Drawing Physics C: Mechanics Microeconomics Physics C: Magnetism Psychology & Electricity United States English Literature Government & Politics & Composition United States History English Language World History: Modern & Composition All students enrolled in an Advanced Placement course must take the Advanced Placement exam. Advanced Placement Testing May 2020 22 National Scholars 718 students sat for 103 Scholars with Distinction 1,807 AP exams 52 Scholars with Honors 131 72% scored 3 or higher Scholars 3 - 513 - 29% 4 - 463 - 26% 5 - 309 - 17% GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 2020 2021 24.5 Credits 4 3 2 0.5 English Science Elective Personal Fitness π2= x+1 4 3 1 0.5 Mathematics Social Studies Fine Art Online Course (with Administrative approval) 4 2 0.5 100 Theology World Languages Health Service Hours GRADUATION ACADEMIC HONORS The Valedictorian and Salutatorian are the students with the highest and next highest GPA determined at the end of the third marking period of Senior year. The following criteria will determine these awards: • highest weighted cumulative average; • completion of all credit requirements; • all courses taken at STA, all transferred middle school grades with appropriate FLDOE number, grades from Early Bird and Enrichment courses, and all administratively approved FLVS grades; • eligible students must have been in attendance at St. Thomas Aquinas High School from the beginning of the Sophomore year and remain enrolled three (3) consecutive years; and • exemplary disciplinary record. The distinction of Summa cum Laude will be bestowed on students with a weighted G.P.A. of 5.0 or higher, at the end of the third quarter grading period of the Senior year (7.5 semesters). All courses taken at STA, all transferred middle school grades with appropriate FLDOE number, grades from Early Bird and Enrichment courses, and all Administratively approved FLVS grades will determine Summa honors. TESTING PROFILE The Class of 2020 achieved SAT Testing Prole the following mean SAT scores as reected by the highest attained score of each 625 student : 600 606.1 π2= x+1 586.2 Class of 2020 575 550 525 500 ERW Math ACT Testing Prole The Class of 2020 achieved the follow- 24.3 22.4 24.4 22.5 24.0 ing mean ACT scores as reected by the TEXTBOOK 2 π = x+1 COMPOSITE highest attained score Reading Math English Science of each student : CEEB/SAT/ACT - 100475 • St. Thomas Aquinas High School • SAT Test Site Code: 10-205 NATIONAL RECOGNITION PROGRAMS Class of 2020 6 16 17 National MeritNational Finalists MeritNational Commended Hispanic Scholars CLASS OF 2020 ACCOLADES Miami Herald HLETIC, M AT IL C, ITA Silver Knights I R M Y STATE E , Winners: D A N A D CHAMPIONS Business C A $68 Science FOOTBALL million S S P Honorable Mention: E IP th C H Digital Media I S A R Drama L A 40 TA OL English LENT SCH Consecutive Journalism Broward County Music Major Sports Award World Languages 142,561 Service Hours HONOR SOCIETIES & CLUBS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES CLUBS & ACTIVITIES Marine Biology Club National Honor Society Aquinas Kindness Military Aairs Club Art Honor Society Art Club Mock Trial English Honor Society Best Buddies International Model United Nations French Honor Society Broward Surfrider Youth Club National Speech & Debate
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