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High School Profile 9- 20 COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES ACCEPTED BY THE CLASSES OF 2012-2019 Anderson University Michigan State University Assumption College Nichols College Becker College Northeastern University Berklee College of Music Olivet Nazarene University Boston College Pace University HIGH SCHOOL PROFILE 9-20 Boston University Palm Beach Atlantic University 279 Linwood Avenue, Whitinsville, MA 01588 Ph (508) 234-8211, Fax (508) 234-2531 Brandeis University Pennsylvania State University www.whitinsvillechristian.org Bridgewater State University Pepperdine University Brown University Princeton University Bryant University Purdue University Mission Statement Bryn Mawr College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Lance Engbers, M.A. California Baptist University Rhode Island College Headmaster The mission of Whitinsville Christian School [email protected] Calvin College Rochester Institute of Technology (WCS) is to nurture the academic, spiritual, Cedarville University Roger Williams University personal, social, creative and physical Christopher Vander Baan, M.A. High Clark University Rutgers University development of students, in cooperation School Principal with their parents, for Christ-like service in [email protected] Clarkson University Sacred Heart University God’s world. College of William & Mary Salem State University Cornell University Salve Regina University Accreditations & Affiliations Erin Lowery-Corkran, Ph.D. Drexel College Seattle Pacific University Diretor of Guidae & Iteratioal Studet New England Association of Schools and Duke University State University of New York—Delhi Progras Colleges Elon University Suffolk University [email protected] Eastern Connecticut State University Taylor University Christian Schools International John Vriesema, M.A. Guidance Counselor Eastern Nazarene Tufts University Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic [email protected] Emmanuel College Trinity Christian College Association Framingham State University University of Colorado—Boulder Blackstone Valley Chamber of Brady Bajema, M.Ed. George Washington University University of Colorado—Colorado Springs Commerce Athletic Director [email protected] Georgia Institute of Technology University of Connecticut Association of Independent School Kurt Savage, M.A.T Gordon College University of Hartford Admission Professionals Assistant Athletic Director High Point University University of Illinois Urbana Champaign [email protected] Hofstra University University of Massachusetts— School Characteristics Mary Dykstra, M.A. Holy Cross Amherst, Boston, & Lowell Middle School Principal Indiana University Bloomington University of Rhode Island Founded in 1928, Whitinsville Christian Drama Director School is a distinctively Christian school [email protected] Ithaca College University of Miami with the Bible, the Word of God, as its Johnson & Wales University University of Michigan foundation. WCS has a 40 acre campus, Lasell College University of Tampa which includes a new state-of-the-art Shari Dunlap, B.A. performing arts center and athletic Director of the Arts Lesley University Valley Forge Christian College building, library media center, cross [email protected] Liberty University Vanderbilt University country trail, gymnasium, two soccer fields, Lipscomb University Virginia Military Institute a softball field, six tennis courts, and an outdoor track. Graduates meet and exceed Baird Lashley, B.S. Massachusetts Maritime Academy Wentworth Institute of Technology the requirements set forth by the Music Director McNally Smith College of Music Wheaton College [email protected] Massachusetts Department of Education. Messiah College Winthrop University Page 2 Whitinsville Christian School Page 3 Whitinsville Christian School Athletics Graduation Requirements New Grading Scale 2017-2019* Honor Roll Dual Valley Conference League To be eligible for a diploma from WCS, a Students achieving a GPA of 3.85 or above Cross Country JV/Varsity Girls/Boys student must complete the course of studies Letter Numeric GPA Honors AP will be awarded High Honors. Students Soccer JV/Varsity Girls/Boys prescribed by the WCS Board of Directors. A+ 98-100 4.3 4.6 4.8 earning a GPA of 3.40-3.84 will be awarded Volleyball JV/Varsity Girls seniors must successfully complete 129 A 95-97 4.0 4.3 4.5 Honors. GPA is computed twice yearly. All Co-op Golf Varsity Boys credits. Full-year courses are worth 5 credits A- 90-94 3.7 4.0 4.3 students and all of their course work are Basketball JV/Varsity Girls/Boys each; semester courses are worth 2.5 B+ 87-89 3.3 3.6 3.8 included. WCHS does NOT rank students. Indoor Track JV/Varsity Girls/Boys credits each. B 84-86 3.0 3.3 3.5 Co-op Hockey Varsity Boys B- 80-83 2.7 3.0 3.2 Enrollment Track & Field JV/Varsity Girls/Boys Required course of studies: - C+ 77 79 2.3 2.6 2.8 Baseball JV/Varsity Boys English & Speech 22.5 credits C 74-76 2.0 2.3 2.5 Grade 12: 43 Softball JV/Varsity Girls Mathematics 20 credits C- 70-73 1.7 2.0 2.2 Grade 11: 51 Tennis JV/Varsity Girls/Boys History & Government 15 credits D+ 67-69 1.3 1.6 1.8 Grade 10: 48 Grade 9: 38 - Science 15 credits D 64-66 1.0 1.3 1.5 Co op Lacrosse JV/Varsity Girls/Boys Bible 10 credits D- 60-63 0.7 1.0 1.2 F 0-59 0 0 0 Spanish 10 credits College Board Special Programs/Services Physical Ed. 5 credits The highest cumulative GPA a six semester Technology 5 credits student has earned at WCHS is 4.25. Book Clu All students are encouraged to take the Fine Arts 2.5 credits Scholastic Aptitude Test. The mean of the Chapel Bad & Cre Health 2.5 credits highest scores achieved by our students Online Learning 2.5 credits Creaie Wriig Clu Grading scale for “A’s” before 2017- were as follows: * *Senior Capstone 2 credits * 2018 DECA *Senior Paper 1.0 credit Letter Numeric GPA Honors AP Class of: 2019 2018 2017 Junior Paper 0.5 credit Draa A 96-100 4.0 4.3 4.5 EBRW 603 605 603 - - Math 627 605 589 The HUB * seniors choose to do either a capstone A 90 95 3.7 4.0 4.2 project or senior paper Composite 1230 1210 1192 Jazz Bad * WCHS includes all students who have Jo Shado Students are required to complete a taken the SAT test in the mean scores. minimum of 15 hours of service work each AP/Honors Metor Groups year for a total of 60 hours before Naioal Hoor Soiety graduation. Total hours earned are Students completing AP credit are awarded a National Avg* MA State* indicated on the transcript. GPA adjustment of +.50. Advanced Class of 2018: Ne Studet Metors Placement courses include Art 2-D Design, EBRW 536 550 Art 3-D Design, Art Drawing, Calculus AB, Ne Studet Orietaio Staf Math 531 552 International Students English Language & Composition, English - PEP Bad Literature, European History, Music Theory, *Total college bound seniors WCS welcomes the cultural diversity that Roois international students bring to our school. U.S. Government & Politics, and U.S. History. Thirteen international students who Post-Secondary Plans R.S.V.P represent China, Korea, and Taiwan are Students completing Honors credit are Studet Goeret currently enrolled in the high school for the awarded a GPA adjustment of +.30. Honors Class of: 2019 2018 2017 2019/2020 school year. International courses include Accounting I, Accounting II, Four-Year College 98% 96% 92% Studet Aadei Series students who attend WCS are expected to Algebra II, Biology, Chemistry, English Two-Year College 0% 2% 4% Grammar & World Literature, English 9, Pre- Suzuki Strigs Progra be proficient in the English language, to Military 2% 2% 0% Calculus, and Spanish I, II, III, IV. Teaher Aide Progra follow the same curriculum as all other Other 0% 0% 4% students, and to meet the same graduation Teh Tea requirements. Total to Further Education for Class of 2019: 98% Virtual High Shool Voal Esele Yearook Coitee .
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