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20:1 21 290+ 30,000+ 2020-2021 SCHOOL PROFILE 1952 WEST LA PALMA AVE. ANAHEIM, CA 92801 714.774.7575 | SERVITEHS.ORG CEEB CODE: 050088 OUR SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION TEAM RANDALL ADAMS Servite High School is a Catholic preparatory school which President accepts young men of all religious, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Recognizing that parents are primary educators, MICHAEL BRENNAN we Form Faith-Filled Leaders through an intentional and Principal multidisciplinary formation process founded upon the Catholic JIM WELCH ‘79 Faith and the charism of the Order of Friar Servants of Mary. Vice President of Finance ACCREDITATIONS STEFFANIE EARLY Vice President of Advancement Servite High School is accredited by the Western Catholic Education Association (WCEA) and the Western Association of Schools and COUNSELING TEAM Colleges (WASC). HILARY RECKNOR Director of Counseling (Last names A-D) [email protected] STUDENT BODY 2020-2021 714-774-7575 ext. 1156 Students come primarily from Orange County, but we also have AMY BOWMAN students from Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counselor (Last names E-K) counties. [email protected] 714-774-7575 ext. 1133 TOTAL ENROLLMENT: 765 MEGEN ANSPACH ENROLLMENT BY CLASS Counselor (Last names L-Q) CLASS OF 2021 186 [email protected] 714-774-7575 ext. 1457 CLASS OF 2022 181 CLASS OF 2023 217 NICHOLAS PERFETTO Counselor (Last names R-Z) CLASS OF 2024 181 [email protected] 714-774-7575 ext. 1174 AMERICAN INDIAN GINA JOHNSON NATIVE ALASKAN Director of Instructional Support ASIAN 2% NON-CATHOLIC WHITE 17% AFRICAN [email protected] 25% NON-HISPANIC AMERICAN 29% 3% 714-774-7575 ext. 1146 HAWAIIAN PACIFIC ISLANDER CATHOLIC 2% ANDREA VALENZUELA HISPANIC 75% LATINO Registrar (graduated and current students) 47% [email protected] 714-774-7575 ext. 1134 20:1 21 290+ 30,000+ FACULTY/STUDENT AVERAGE LEADERSHIP POSITIONS HELD HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE RATIO CLASS SIZE BY SERVITE STUDENTS COMPLETED EACH YEAR COVID-19 TRANSITION SERVITE GRADING Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Servite moved to distance All required courses in all disciplines learning in March 2020. Students were required to complete the must be passed (D-) and no student content of each class. Grades were based on various assessments may graduate from Servite with an such as homework, tests, and participation through Zoom. unredeemed ‘F’ on his transcript. Cumulative exams were given but the final exams (usually weighted as 20% of the semester grade) were waived. Servite High School does not rank. Students received semester grades calculated as follows: Both HP and AP courses are weighted • 50% for 3rd quarter in computing student’s grade point • 50% for 4th quarter average; however, an extra grade point is earned only for grades “A” through “C-“. Students were given the option to either earn grades for all classes during the spring term or earn Pass/No Pass marks for all classes. Servite High School is computed on a For the 2020-2021 school year, students will receive letter grades 4-point scale and issues letter grades only. with plusses and minuses based on the following rubric: Instruction for the 2020-2021 school year began in full remote learning on August 31, 2020. Instruction transitioned to hybrid learning in mid-September. A/A+ 93-100% 4.0 A- 90-92% 3.7 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS B+ 87-89% 3.3 For graduation from Servite High School, all students are required to complete 270 academic credits. B 83-86% 3.0 B- 80-82% 2.7 A one-year course meeting daily earns a student 10 academic credits. C+ 77-79% 2.3 Theology 40 Credits C 73-76% 2.0 English 40 Credits C- 70-72% 1.7 Laboratory Science 20 Credits D+ 67-69% 1.3 Mathematics 30 Credits D 63-66% 1.0 History/Social Sciences 30 Credits D- 60-62% 0.7 Foreign Language 30 Credits (all in the same) F Below 60% 0.0 Fine Arts 10 Credits Health 5 Credits AWARD LEVELS Physical Education 10 Credits HIGH HONOR ROLL WITH DISTINCTION No semester grade below an A- in any Computer Apps 5 Credits course and 3 or more AP/HP courses Electives 50 Credits HIGH HONOR ROLL Minimum 3.8 semester Academic TOTAL 270 ACADEMIC CREDITS GPA Christian Service 100 Hours HONOR ROLL Minimum 3.3 semester Academic Priory 8 Semesters GPA CURRICULUM All courses offered at Servite High School are designed for the college and university-bound student. One school year includes two 18-week semesters. Students are required to attend a minimum of seven academic courses per day every semester except for seniors when 6 are required. ADVANCED COURSES 30 HONORS COURSES 22 AP COURSES English 1 Algebra 1 AP English Language & Composition AP Biology English 2 Geometry AP English Literature AP Chemistry English 3 Algebra 2/Trigonometry AP Environmental Science Pre-Calculus AP Art History AP Physics C: Mechanics Spanish 1 Spanish 2 Biology AP Spanish Language AP World History Spanish 3 Chemistry AP French AP European History Spanish 4 Physics AP Latin Vergil AP U.S. History French 1 AP Chinese Language AP Macroeconomics French 2 World History AP U.S. Government & Politics French 3 U.S. History AP Statistics AP Psychology French 4 AP Calculus AB Latin 1 Theology 2 - The Mission of Christ AP Calculus BC Latin 4 Theology 3 - Life in Christ Ancient Greek 2 Critical Reflections AP Computer Science Principles Mandarin 1 AP Computer Science A Mandarin 2 Mandarin 3 Mandarin 4 PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS ATHLETICS Servite offers 13 CIF team sports in the Trinity League and 2 club sports. Servite’s competitive programs have resulted in college scholarships to Division I, II and III schools. PRIORY LEADERSHIP It gives student leaders more direct responsibility for the operation of the school and makes all students accountable to each other for their performance in academics, activities and discipline. TRINITY CORPORATION A student leadership, for-profit model corporation that is led by a student CEO, four Vice Presidents, and twenty student managers, that includes over 300 student employees in the Work Study Program. FORMATION Formation is the intentional, systematic direction of the complete student experience toward a development of the whole, unique person – body and soul. The entire process is centered on one insistent question: “Who are you?” STANDARDIZED TESTING AP TESTING In the past 20 years, an average of 70% of AP test takers from Servite High School received a passing grade on all AP exams. SAT TESTING ACT TESTING CLASS OF 2019* SERVITE STATE NATIONAL CLASS OF 2019* SERVITE STATE NATIONAL Reading and Writing 599 540 536 English 26.4 22.5 20.3 Math Scores 627 530 531 Math 26.1 22.7 20.7 TOTAL 1227 1070 1068 Reading 27.4 23.1 21.4 Science 25.5 22.2 21 COMPOSITE 26.5 22.8 21 *Current Data Set not available as opportunities for the Class of 2021 to access standardized testing were severely limited. 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