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2011 SAT Scores** NUMBER VERBAL MATH WRITING SCHOOL STUDENTS AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE AUN DISTRICT NUMBER SCHOOL NAME TESTED SCORE SCORE SCORE 124150002 21ST CENTURY CYBER CS 7691 21ST CENTURY CYBER CHARTER SCHOOL 56 544 499 515 123460302 Abington SD 3241 ABINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 505 504 526 498 119350303 Abington Heights SD 5091 ABINGTON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 249 522 522 512 102020003 ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 7846 ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL THE 16 324 304 192 125230001 Achievement House CS 7824 ACHIEVEMENT HOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL 6 * * * 126510020 Agora Cyber CS 7858 AGORA CYBER CHARTER SCHOOL 84 469 434 428 101260303 Albert Gallatin Area SD 6001 ALBERT GALLATIN AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 134 454 471 442 127040503 Aliquippa SD 6554 ALIQUIPPA HIGH SCHOOL 45 371 382 338 103020603 Allegheny Valley SD 29 SPRINGDALE HIGH SCHOOL 67 465 483 421 106160303 Allegheny-Clarion Valley SD 4664 ALLEGHENY CLARION VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 36 465 485 449 121390302 Allentown City SD 2795 LOUIS E DIERUFF HIGH SCHOOL 175 429 447 403 121390302 Allentown City SD 2794 WILLIAM ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL 246 456 456 428 108070502 Altoona Area SD 913 ALTOONA AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 307 489 493 475 127040703 Ambridge Area SD 6555 AMBRIDGE AREA HIGH SCHOOL 105 481 485 477 113380303 Annville-Cleona SD 2725 ANNVILLE CLEONA HIGH SCHOOL 76 496 530 479 114060503 Antietam SD 820 ANTIETAM HIGH SCHOOL 47 510 500 484 128030603 Apollo-Ridge SD 2320 APOLLO-RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 65 482 493 467 126513190 Architecture and Design CHS 7578 ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 115 400 406 390 168518013 ARISE ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 8122 ARISE ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 11 380 337 339 128030852 Armstrong SD 582 ELDERTON JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 7 * * * 128030852 Armstrong SD 6575 FORD CITY JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 69 471 483 449 128030852 Armstrong SD 596 KITTANNING HIGH SCHOOL 107 486 489 456 128030852 Armstrong SD 7640 WEST SHAMOKIN JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 51 494 473 473 117080503 Athens Area SD 958 ATHENS AREA HIGH SCHOOL 92 488 500 474 109530304 Austin Area SD 6222 AUSTIN AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 11 443 460 419 101630504 Avella Area SD 4165 AVELLA AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 33 475 471 449 124150003 AVON GROVE CS 7721 AVON GROVE CHARTER SCHOOL 34 516 508 489 124150503 Avon Grove SD 1367 AVON GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 369 516 532 497 103020753 Avonworth SD 5199 AVONWORTH JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 80 526 543 515 110141003 Bald Eagle Area SD 1335 BALD EAGLE AREA HIGH SCHOOL 84 476 474 454 103021102 Baldwin-Whitehall SD 50 BALDWIN HIGH SCHOOL 231 495 513 475 120480803 Bangor Area SD 3434 BANGOR AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 167 491 493 464 127041203 Beaver Area SD 640 BEAVER AREA HIGH SCHOOL 118 521 518 491 108051003 Bedford Area SD 726 BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL 81 484 488 465 108051003 Bedford Area SD 742 HYNDMAN JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3 * * * 107650603 Belle Vernon Area SD 4930 BELLE VERNON AREA HIGH SCHOOL 141 478 479 450 110141103 Bellefonte Area SD 1343 BELLEFONTE AREA HIGH SCHOOL 166 508 508 490 108071003 Bellwood-Antis SD 917 BELLWOOD-ANTIS HIGH SCHOOL 65 490 498 467 122091002 Bensalem Township SD 5116 BENSALEM HIGH SCHOOL 270 475 490 459 116191004 Benton Area SD 1595 BENTON AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 31 478 478 445 101630903 Bentworth SD 4188 BENTWORTH SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 42 498 503 459 108561003 Berlin Brothersvalley SD 6207 BERLIN BROTHERS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 30 504 518 483 112011103 Bermudian Springs SD 3 BERMUDIAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL 81 492 499 484 116191103 Berwick Area SD 1605 BERWICK AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 126 470 478 445 103021252 Bethel Park SD 62 BETHEL PARK HIGH SCHOOL 347 510 522 501 120481002 Bethlehem Area SD 4957 FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL 290 494 498 492 120481002 Bethlehem Area SD 3465 LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL 352 485 491 469 101631003 Bethlehem-Center SD 4181 BETHLEHEM CENTER HIGH SCHOOL 47 471 475 433 127041503 Big Beaver Falls Area SD 649 BEAVER FALLS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 67 443 449 419 115210503 Big Spring SD 1677 BIG SPRING HIGH SCHOOL 134 477 481 458 127041603 Blackhawk SD 6707 BLACKHAWK HIGH SCHOOL 147 493 510 475 108110603 Blacklick Valley SD 5135 BLACKLICK VALLEY JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 29 482 485 439 128321103 Blairsville-Saltsburg SD 4706 BLAIRSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 50 475 504 456 128321103 Blairsville-Saltsburg SD 2353 SALTSBURG MIDDLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 25 460 482 430 116191203 Bloomsburg Area SD 1612 BLOOMSBURG AREA HIGH SCHOOL 74 535 509 504 129540803 Blue Mountain SD 3891 BLUE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL 165 500 508 474 119581003 Blue Ridge SD 4034 BLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL 60 491 488 468 114060753 Boyertown Area SD 6306 BOYERTOWN AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 381 500 514 490 185515523 BOYS LATIN OF PHILADELPHIA CHARTER SCHOOL 7981 BOYS LATIN OF PHILADELPHIA CHARTER SCHOOL 89 352 354 297 109420803 Bradford Area SD 4691 BRADFORD AREA HIGH SCHOOL 151 478 496 452 *Ten or fewer students tested **The 2011 college-bound seniors data includes students who took the SAT through June of their senior year instead of March as in previous years. 1 2011 SAT Scores** NUMBER VERBAL MATH WRITING SCHOOL STUDENTS AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE AUN DISTRICT NUMBER SCHOOL NAME TESTED SCORE SCORE SCORE 114060853 Brandywine Heights Area SD 6308 BRANDYWINE HEIGHTS AREA HIGH SCHOOL 111 492 486 482 103021453 Brentwood Borough SD 70 BRENTWOOD MIDDLE-HIGH SCHOOL 47 481 488 473 122091303 Bristol Borough SD 1014 BRISTOL JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 53 436 446 415 122091352 Bristol Township SD 1029 HARRY S TRUMAN HIGH SCHOOL 219 434 453 411 106330703 Brockway Area SD 2362 BROCKWAY AREA HIGH SCHOOL 45 491 512 466 106330803 Brookville Area SD 6162 BROOKVILLE AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 67 494 509 483 101260803 Brownsville Area SD 4818 BROWNSVILLE AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 64 421 430 401 122091457 Bucks County Technical High School 1030 BUCKS COUNTY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 100 443 455 411 101631203 Burgettstown Area SD 4195 BURGETTSTOWN AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 57 499 489 448 107650703 Burrell SD 4340 BURRELL HIGH SCHOOL 103 503 520 497 104101252 Butler Area SD 1147 BUTLER AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 321 512 535 483 101631503 California Area SD 4203 CALIFORNIA AREA HIGH SCHOOL 47 458 496 453 108111203 Cambria Heights SD 5212 CAMBRIA HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL 86 467 476 445 109122703 Cameron County SD 1299 CAMERON COUNTY JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 47 480 464 458 115211003 Camp Hill SD 1682 CAMP HILL HIGH SCHOOL 61 553 567 535 101631703 Canon-McMillan SD 4217 CANON-MCMILLAN HIGH SCHOOL 287 506 502 498 117081003 Canton Area SD 988 CANTON AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 44 444 445 414 121131507 Carbon Career & Technical Institute 4870 CARBON CAREER AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 13 438 468 396 119351303 Carbondale Area SD 2420 CARBONDALE AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 59 460 487 453 102023180 Career Connections CHS 7577 CAREER CONNECTIONS CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 20 414 410 401 115211103 Carlisle Area SD 1694 CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL 240 524 516 500 103021603 Carlynton SD 79 CARLYNTON JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 68 500 523 489 101301303 Carmichaels Area SD 7112 CARMICHAELS AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 51 471 480 454 121391303 Catasauqua Area SD 2798 CATASAUQUA HIGH SCHOOL 62 490 520 471 122092002 Centennial SD 1040 WILLIAM TENNENT HIGH SCHOOL 324 488 500 471 127041903 Center Area SD 654 CENTRAL VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 158 479 482 467 124151607 Center for Arts & Technology 7292 CENTER FOR ARTS AND TECHNOLOGY PICKERING 24 470 466 435 122092102 Central Bucks SD 5133 CENTRAL BUCKS HIGH SCHOOL EAST 486 549 579 559 122092102 Central Bucks SD 7790 CENTRAL BUCKS HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH 525 529 549 535 122092102 Central Bucks SD 1043 CENTRAL BUCKS HIGH SCHOOL WEST 429 548 556 543 108111303 Central Cambria SD 1208 CENTRAL CAMBRIA HIGH SCHOOL 88 487 486 470 116191503 Central Columbia SD 1619 CENTRAL COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL 114 492 498 475 115221402 Central Dauphin SD 1746 CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 237 449 459 419 115221402 Central Dauphin SD 1745 CENTRAL DAUPHIN HIGH SCHOOL 356 515 549 499 111291304 Central Fulton SD 6252 MC CONNELLSBURG HIGH SCHOOL 29 485 492 443 101301403 Central Greene SD 5118 WAYNESBURG CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 79 477 510 474 108070001 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA DIGITAL LEARNING FO 7720 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA DIGITAL LEARNING FOUNDATION 1 * * * 116000000 CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA IU 116000000 CENTRAL SUSQUEHANNA 6 * * * 112671303 Central York SD 4545 CENTRAL YORK HIGH SCHOOL 292 504 517 487 112281302 Chambersburg Area SD 2191 CHAMBERSBURG AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 331 485 490 463 101631803 Charleroi SD 4715 CHARLEROI AREA HIGH SCHOOL 73 476 466 457 103021752 Chartiers Valley SD 6706 CHARTIERS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 202 492 499 473 101631903 Chartiers-Houston SD 4235 CHARTIERS-HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL 55 471 483 445 123461302 Cheltenham Township SD 3260 CHELTENHAM HIGH SCHOOL 301 513 520 505 125231232 Chester-Upland SD 6492 CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 105 372 358 323 108051503 Chestnut Ridge SD 732 CHESTNUT RIDGE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 59 490 510 450 125231303 Chichester SD 1849 CHICHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 138 453 463 443 102020001 City CHS 7727 CITY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 11 481 475 461 103021903 Clairton City SD 7156 CLAIRTON HIGH SCHOOL 42 389 392 356 106161203 Clarion Area SD 1475 CLARION AREA JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 50 487 472 451 106161703 Clarion-Limestone Area SD 1480 CLARION-LIMESTONE AREA HIGH SCHOOL 44 494 499 480 108071504 Claysburg-Kimmel SD 921 CLAYSBURG-KIMMEL HIGH SCHOOL 27 461 426 419 110171003 Clearfield Area SD 6236 CLEARFIELD AREA HIGH SCHOOL 103 457 475 431 124151902 Coatesville Area SD 5012 COATESVILLE AREA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 319 465 466 432 113361303 Cocalico SD 6290 COCALICO HIGH SCHOOL 182 496 507 482 124153320 COLLEGIUM CS 7628 COLLEGIUM CHARTER SCHOOL 14 473 404 404 123461602 Colonial SD 3333 PLYMOUTH-WHITEMARSH HIGH SCHOOL 306 506 528 496 113361503 Columbia Borough SD 2515 COLUMBIA JR-SR HS 31 430 457 408 116191757 Columbia-Montour AVTS 5178 COLUMBIA-MONTOUR AREA VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL 55 462 485 418 104431304 Commodore Perry SD 6122 COMMODORE PERRY HIGH SCHOOL 35 462 484 429 *Ten or fewer students tested **The 2011 college-bound 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    CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL NEWSLETTER 2019 Dear Parents/Guardians, We had a smooth start to the 2019-2020 school and it is hard to believe we are halfway through the second marking period. We are in the midst of the holiday season, so we anticipate the students being busy and active amongst our school community. As always, there are many programs and events that help enable students to transition back to school and allow for a productive first semester. Starting with the 9th Grade Kick-Off, Jump Start, Athletic Events, Coffeehouse (First Cup), Marching Band Performances, our Fall Music Event (which showcases our talented musicians / singers), and Homecoming (over 1,000 students attended). Along with the many events that help with transition, we as an administrative staff meet with each class at CHS to review expectations and highlight ways to build a positive school culture/climate. The school seal has been slowly re-introduced at CHS, which incorporates our motto “Be Just and Fear Not”. With the re-introduction of the seal, we have also incorporated core values, and have asked all students to embrace and use as guiding principles with their academics and personal lives. The core values are part of bulletin boards and other displays around the high school complex. Community --- Honor --- Service As the school year progresses, we will do our best to keep you informed about school-related activities, issues, student academic performances and achievements through: newsletters from Carlisle High School newsletters from the Guidance Office report cards (every nine weeks) progress reports (middle of each marking period) the school newspaper – Periscope updated postings on the District Website electronic messages through our School Messenger System Take Care and Happy Holidays, Michael Black Principal – Carlisle High School 1 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Swartz Building Mr.