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Bellaire High S Chool COLLEGE ACCEPTANCE AND MATRICULATION --- CLASSES 2012 --- 2015 Bellaire High School Academy of Art University Adams State College DeSales University Miami University Stanford University University of Kansas Agnes Scott College DeVry University Middlebury College Stephen F. Austin State University University of Kentucky Alma College Drexel University Midwestern University Stony Brook University, SUNY University of Louisiana at Lafayette American Academy Dramatic Arts/L.A. 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IB, AP, Pre---AP or Honors Courses: 60 Naonal AP Scholars The school is a four---year comprehensive public Grade Point Scale per 0.5 credits 188 AP Scholars with Disncon 68 AP Scholars with Honor high school serving the needs of urban, mul- Course 100-90 89-80 79-75 74-70 English 1---4 Fine Arts 156 AP Scholars ethnic, mul-cultural student body through a Art 2---4 Mathemacs diversity of programs and acvies. Fiy-one IB, AP, Pre- 5 4 3 2 AP, Honors Algebra I Art History 2014 AP Testing Data languages are spoken in the homes across College Prep, 4 3 2 1 Geometry Music Theory Bellaire’s diverse student populaon. Academic Algebra II Foreign Languages Subject Total % of Pre---Calculus Spanish 2---5 Exams 3,4,5 GPA Quartiles, Class of 2014 Stascs AB French 2---5 st Subject Grand Total 2,531 78% 1 4.96 - 3.88 Calculus BC German 2---5 English Language 212 80% Ethnicity of Bellaire High School nd Calculus IB M. Chinese 2---5 2 3.87 – 3.1 English Literature 153 86% rd Math Japanese 2---5 3 3.09 – 2.30 World History 159 87% 4th 2.29 – 0.33 Science Lan 2---5 Biology Hebrew 2--- United States History 329 71% 2014 Mean SAT Scores Chemistry 5 Hindi 2---5 Human Geography 37 89% 24% White Physics Russian 2---5 Macroeconomics 216 87% Bellaire Texas Na@onal Environmental Science Arabic 2---5 Microeconomics 46 93% 42% Asian High Public Public Social Studies Italian 2---5 U.S. Government 189 71% School Schools School World History Other Black European History 19 84% 14% Cr. Reading 507 477 496 U.S. History U.S. Computer Science Government Debate 1---4 Computer Science A 53 70% Hispanic Math 529 499 514 Comparave Newspaper 2---4 Psychology 153 81% 20% WriGng 498 461 488 Government Micro/ Statistics 112 93% In April 2015 the SAT was offered free of Macroeconomic Chemistry 67 70% charge to all HISD juniors during a school day, Biology 96 85% expanding the scope of the SAT test-takers in Uniquely, most of our IB and AP courses are Environmental Science 133 56% 2015---2016 Enrollment Bellaire’s comprehensive student body. combined, which prepares the students to test in Physics 1 107 47% Total Student Body 3,630 2014 Mean ACT Scores either program. From the class of 2015, ____ Physics C: Mechanics 37 92% Senior Class 850 students earned the full IB Diploma. Spanish Literature 14 100% Junior Class 920 Bellaire Texas Na@onal Calculus AB 79 80% Sophomore Class 927 English 24.6 19.8 20.3 Dual Credit Courses Calculus BC 98 89% Math 25.5 21.4 20.9 Freshman Class 933 Spanish Language 90 96% Reading 24.8 21.1 21.3 Bellaire High School, in cooperaon with Science 24.3 21.0 20.8 Houston Community College, offers dual credit Chinese Language 36 92% French Language 12 75% Extracurricular Acvi@es
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