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Page 1 Fredericksburgacademy.Org ` Corey C 10800 Academy Drive Fredericksburg, Virginia 22408 540.898.0020 FAX: 540.898.8951 Page 1 fredericksburgacademy.org ` Corey C. Fischer, Director of College Counseling [email protected] • 540.898.0020, ext. 230 CEEB CODE: 470882 We inspire and empower our students to discover, to engage, and to imagine the limitless nature of themselves and the world. Fredericksburg Academy is a prekindergarten through twelfth grade, independent, nonsectarian, college-preparatory day school, with 94 students in the Upper School. FA embraces the idea of continuous improvement. With its Honor Code as the foundation of the entire community, FA places a high priority on developing the qualities of integrity, leadership, responsibility, self-discipline, and respect for others. The Student Government has meaningful input in administrative decisions, defining and overseeing the daily life of the Upper School; the vast majority of activities are genuinely student-run. Fredericksburg Academy is accredited by the Virginia Association of Independent Schools (VAIS) and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) and National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC). Located midway between Richmond, Virginia and Washington, D.C., and surrounded by a network of highly-respected public and private colleges and universities, Fredericksburg is a fast-growing city with a deep-rooted past. FA offers the only independent educational opportunity within a 45-mile radius. Fredericksburg Academy embraces the concept and value of a liberal arts, college-preparatory education but is not complacent in its execution. FA is a school where students develop mastery of not only the foundational academic skills of analysis, argumentation, and calculation but also of the increasingly important technology-driven skills such as compilation, evaluation, and synthesis of information, as well as collaboration and communication. Through a learning philosophy that stresses the acquisition and implementation of a wide range of enduring skills, FA provides a time-tested and relevant education, positioning its students for success in college and in life. Students take a minimum of five one-credit courses each Students enrolled in Honors and AP courses are year. Graduation requires a minimum of 21 credits. counseled whether to sit for AP exams. MINIMUM REQUIRED CONTENT AREA AP Biology CREDITS AP Calculus AB ENGLISH 4 credits AP Chemistry AP Computer Science FINE ARTS 1 credit AP English Literature and Composition AP Physics 1 FOREIGN LANGUAGE 3 credits AP Psychology AP Statistics HISTORY 3 credits AP Studio Art AP U.S. History LABORATORY SCIENCE 3 credits AP World History Honors Economics and Government MATHEMATICS 3 credits Honors Modern European History Multivariable Calculus EXHIBIT 1 credit French V Latin V ELECTIVES 3 credits Spanish V Page 1 of 3 Page 2 The GPA is based on a 4-point scale and calculated for all Upper School credit-earning courses. Weight (0.25) is earned for Advanced courses. Weight (0.50) is earned for Honors and AP courses. Courses taken at other schools are not included on the FA transcript or in the GPA. For Exhibit, students earn Pass with Honors (PH), Pass (PS), or Fail (F). Pass with Honors is reserved for work at the highest level and is awarded sparingly. A+ = 100–98, A = 97–93, A- = 92–90 Class of Class of Class of B+ = 89–88, B = 87–83, B- = 82–80 2020 2019 2018 C+ = 79–78, C = 77–73, C- = 72–70 D+ = 69–68, D = 67–63, D- = 62–60 3.61 3.47 3.43 F = 59 and below Fredericksburg Academy does not rank its students. The school does not give annual, individual academic awards, except for those given to seniors at Commencement and Junior Honors awarded to the two students in the junior class with the highest cumulative GPAs. Also, the school does not participate in any national honor societies. All Fredericksburg Academy students take college entrance exams (SAT and/or ACT). SAT: CRITICAL YEAR SAT: MATH YEAR ACT MEAN COMPOSITE READING 2020 642 641 2020 30 2019 628 650 2019 24 2018 613 590 2018 26 Exhibit provides an opportunity for guided, personalized, comprehensive, and independent learning. A full two-year program, Exhibit begins in the fall of tenth grade and is completed in the spring of eleventh grade. To begin, students assess their interests, strengths, and weaknesses to identify a topic to explore for their Learning Activity. The Learning Activity is 30 hours of guided investigation. Following the Learning Activity students begin their Application and apply what they learned in a comprehensive project that requires a minimum of 30 hours to complete. Once students finish their Application they give a thirty-minute presentation and question and answer session to a group of faculty members, peers, and family members explaining their journey. Students have a faculty mentor who guides them as they refine their project based on their experiences and interests, but otherwise they are responsible for completing Exhibit independently. Basketball (B/G) Cross Country (B/G) Field Hockey (G) Lacrosse (B/G) Soccer (B/G) Swimming (B/G) Tennis (B/G) Student Government Student Life Committee (SLC) FIRST® Robotics Challenge Discipline Committee (PARC) Student Ambassadors Theater Honor Council Campus Diversity Board Clubs Service Organization of FA (SOFA) Elegos (art and literary magazine) Talon (yearbook) Page 2 of 3 Listed below are the college acceptances for the Classes of 2016-2020. 100% of FA graduates have been accepted to four-year colleges and universities. (*Indicates college enrolled.) American University* Harvard University* Rollins College Auburn University Haverford College* Rutgers University Baylor University High Point University Salem College Boston College Hofstra University Seton Hall University Bowie State University Idaho State University* Sewanee: University of the South Brandeis University* Indiana University: Bloomington Shenandoah University* Bridgewater College* James Madison University* Skidmore College* Bryn Mawr College Kalamazoo College* Smith College* Bucknell University Lehigh University St. Thomas Aquinas College Campbell University* Liberty University Stetson University Catholic University* Longwood University* SUNY: Albany Centre College Louisiana State University Susquehanna University Christopher Newport University* Marshall University Sweet Briar College Clark Atlanta University Marywood University Temple University Clark University Massachusetts Maritime Academy* Tulane University Clemson University* McDaniel College* University of Alabama* Coastal Carolina University Miami University University of California: Davis* Colgate University* Michigan State University University of Delaware* College of Charleston* Middlebury College University of Denver College of Idaho Monmouth University University of Hartford College of William & Mary* Morehouse College* University of Iowa College of Wooster* Mount Holyoke College University of Kansas Columbia College of Chicago* Mount St. Mary’s University University of Lynchburg* Concordia University Northeastern University* University of Maryland: College Park Culinary Institute of America* Norwich University* University of Mary Washington* Dickinson College* Ohio State University University of Nevada: Las Vegas Drew University Old Dominion University* University of North Carolina: Wilmington* Drexel University* Pennsylvania State University* University of Pittsburgh Duquesne University Pfeiffer University University of Rhode Island* Elmira College Purdue University University of Richmond Elon University* Queen’s University of Charlotte University of South Carolina Embrey-Riddle Aeronautical University Quest Univers ity* Uni versity of Tampa Emerson College Radford University* University of Vermont Ferrum College Randolph College University of Virginia* Florida Institute of Technology Randolph-Macon College* Virginia Commonwealth University* Florida Southern College* Rensselaer Polytechnic Ins ti tute Virginia Tech* Furman University Rhodes College Wake Forest University George Mason University* Rice University* Washington College Georgia Institute of Technology* Rider University* West Virginia University Gettysburg College* Roanoke College* Wingate University Goucher College Rochester Institute of Technology Winthrop University Hampton University Roger Williams University* W offord College York College of Pennsylvania Page 3 of 3 .
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