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Marmion Profile 19 20.Pdf ACADEMY Academy Profile 2019-2020 1000 Butterfield Road | Aurora, IL 60502-9705 | 630-897-6936 | www.marmion.org ADMINISTRATION MISSION Anthony Tinerella ’84 Marmion Academy, a Catholic and Benedictine college preparatory school for young Head of School and Principal men, is a community dedicated to spiritual formation, academic excellence and leadership [email protected] development. Joseph Large ’97 Assistant Principal of Academics [email protected] THE ACADEMY Rebecca Cann Founded in 1933, Marmion is conducted by the Benedictine Priests and Brothers of Assistant Principal of Curriculum Marmion Abbey and is situated on a scenic 325-acre campus in Aurora, Illinois. To and Instruction accomplish its mission, Marmion strives to build a community of skilled and dedicated [email protected] educators and talented and receptive students. Parents, teachers, support staff, alumni and Andrew Damato ’01 students work together to foster respect for each person and to develop God-given talents. Assistant Principal of Operations and Marmion admits students of any race, color, creed, national origin or ancestry. It does Technology not discriminate against any student in its educational policies, scholarships or programs. [email protected] Daniel Thorpe Marmion reflects the Gospel values and the American Constitution in its conviction that all Director of College Guidance people are created equal and should be treated as equals. [email protected] David Rakow Director of the Academic Center ACCREDITATIONS and MEMBERSHIPS Director of Student Academic Services Marmion Academy is a member in good standing of the following accrediting and [email protected] professional organizations: Christina Lipp • North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement School Counselor (A-F) (NCA CASI/Advanc-ED) [email protected] • Illinois State Board of Education Jeanine Williams • National Catholic Education Association School Counselor (G-N) • Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States [email protected] • Council for the Advancement and Support of Education Sherry Tietz • National Association of Secondary School Principals School Counselor (O-Z) • National Honor Society [email protected] • Secondary Schools Admissions Test Board FACULTY FTE Teaching Members: 35.5 THE STUDENTS The enrollment at Marmion Academy for the 2019-2020 school year is 535 students in grades Student/Teacher Ratio: 15:1 9-12. This diverse student body consists of 20.4% Hispanic (including Multiracial Hispanic), Average Class Size: 18.8 3% Asian, 1% Black/African American and 3% Multiracial (Non-Hispanic) young men. 84% of the students are Roman Catholic. Approximately 85% of the 2019 Marmion graduates TEST RESULTS FOR attended a four-year college or university, with 14% attending a community college/trade THE CLASS OF 2019 school. Two members of the Class of 2019 enlisted (US Navy and US Coast Guard). ACT Scores: 143 students tested Since 1958, 132 Marmion students have been named National Merit Scholarship Finalists, with mean scores of: with hundreds more being named as Semifinalists and Commended Students. English: 26.8 Math: 25.5 Reading: 27.5 Science: 25.7 COMPOSITE: 26.4 CLASS OF 2019 PROFILE • 75% of the class earned $29.2 million in • 7 Full Tuition Military Scholarships SAT Scores: 51 students tested college scholarships and honors 2 Military Academy Appointments with mean scores of: Reading and Writing: 615.5 • 100% College Acceptance 7 Full Tuition ROTC Scholarships Math: 628.4 • 1 National Merit Finalist 12 Illinois Veterans Grants COMPOSITE: 1240.2 • 8 National Merit Commended Students • 1 enlisted in the US Navy • 14 Advanced Placement Scholars • 1 enlisted in the US Coast Guard PSAT/NMSQT: 141 students tested • 36 Illinois State Scholars • 28 will play a sport at the collegiate with a mean Selection Index of 164. • 61 National Honor Society Members level HONOR ROLL SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS • Honor courses in all core disciplines are offered all four years with the Honor Roll is awarded based on exceptions of Years 1 and 2 of all World Languages, which were only offered at the regular the weighted GPA which includes level. all courses and a weighting of 1 • Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB) is offered additional point for Honors and AP in: Biology, Chemistry, Calculus AB, Calculus BC, Computer Science, English Language courses. There are four categories and Composition, English Literature & Composition, French Language, Italian, Macro determined by the following HRA: Economics, Music Theory, Physics C Mechanics, Spanish Language, Statistics, US • Highest Average Student: 4.5 HRA Government and Politics, US History, and World History. All seventeen (17) AP courses • Superior Student: 4.0 HRA are approved by the College Board to use the AP label for 2019-2020. • Distinguished Student: 3.5 HRA • Dual Credit courses are offered in conjunction with Waubonsee Community College, University of St. Francis and Loyola University in the areas of Calculus 1, Comparative • Honor Student: 3.0 HRA Religions, Computer Science, Engineering Graphics, English Literature & Composition, French 4H, Introduction to Leadership, Introduction to Philosophy, PreCalculus/ GRADUATION Trigonometry, Spanish 4H, Statistics, and US History. • Theology is a full-time accredited academic course of study required of all students for all REQUIREMENTS four years. Theology 3 is a full year course in Church History and may be considered a Social A minimum of 25.25 credits are Studies credit. required for the Class of 2020: • Leadership courses, either LEAD or JROTC, are required of all students all four years. Credits in these courses may be considered as Social Studies credits. • English 4.0 • All students take a full year of PE/Health during freshman year, earning 0.5 credits in PE • Theology 4.0 and 0.25 credits in Health. All students take an additional 0.5 credits in PE during either • Mathematics 3.0 junior or senior year. • Science 3.0 • Social Studies 3.0 • Foreign Language 2.0 GPA/CLASS RANK in CLASS/GRADING SYSTEM The GPA includes all credit-bearing courses taken at Marmion which appear on the transcript. • Leadership 2.0 The GPA is based on a weighted 4.0 scale. Marmion Academy weights Honors and Advanced JROTC or LEAD Placement courses in the GPA calculation by adding one quality point to the grade points (Leadership Education and earned in those courses. Grades posted to the transcripts and report cards are the actual grades Development) earned and do not reflect any “weighting”. • Health/PE 1.25 • Fine/Performing Arts 1.0 A student’s class rank is based on their cumulative weighted GPA relative to class standing. • Elective Credits 2.0 While class rank is no longer published on the transcript, that information is kept internally and can be provided upon request. In addition, each student is required to perform 15 hours of community Marmion uses a letter grade system, with the following interpretation: service each year. A = 100%-92% B = 91%-83% C = 82%-75% D = 74%-70% F = 69% and below SOME COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ACCEPTING RECENT MARMION GRADUATES Arizona State University DePaul University Marquette University Texas A&M University University of Mary, North Dakota Arkansas State University Denison University Miami University, Ohio Texas Christian University University of Maryland Augustana College Drake University Michigan State University Texas Tech University University of Michigan Aurora University Drexel University Monmouth College Trinity Christian College University of Minnesota Ave Maria University Eastern Illinois University Niagara University US Coast Guard Academy University of Missouri Ball State University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ. North Central College US Air Force Academy University of Nebraska Baylor University Emerson College Northern Illinois University US Military Academy, West Point University of New Mexico Belmont Abbey College Ferris State University Northern Michigan University US Military Academy Prep School, University of Notre Dame Benedictine College, Kansas Florida State University Northwestern University West Point University of Pennsylvania Benedictine University, Lisle Fordham University Purdue University US Naval Academy University of San Diego Boston College Franciscan University of Steubenville Quincy University University of Alabama University of South Carolina Boston University George Mason University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute University of Arizona University of St. Francis Bowling Green University Gonzaga University Ringling College of Art & Design University of California, Los Angeles University of Tennessee Bradley University Hillsdale College Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology University of California, Santa Cruz University of Virginia Brescia University Hofstra University Saint Louis University University of Chicago University of Washington Butler University Illinois Institute of Technology Saint Xavier University University of Colorado, Boulder University of Wisconsin, Madison Carthage College Illinois State University San Diego State University University of Dayton University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Case Western Reserve University Illinois Wesleyan University Savannah College of Art and Design University of Florida University of Wisconsin, Whitewater Catholic University of America Indiana University Seton Hall University University of Georgia University of Wyoming Central Michigan University Iowa State University South Dakota
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