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High School Directory Fall 2020 Admissions Contents

Letter from Superintendent Hite...... 3 Abraham Lincoln (NS)...... 43 Types of High Schools...... 4 Jules Mastbaum (CW)...... 45 High School Locations | Map...... 5 Julia R. Masterman (SA)...... 46 School Progress Report (SPR)...... 6 Motivation (SA)...... 47 Academic & Specialty Programs...... 7 Northeast (NS)...... 48 All-Academy High Schools...... 9 NE Medical, Engineering & Aerospace Magnet (SA)....50 Career & Technical Education (CTE)...... 10 NE Pre-Internt'l Baccalaureate Diploma Prog. (SA)...... 51 Athletics...... 19 Overbrook (NS)...... 52 Parkway Center City Middle College (SA)...... 53 HIGH SCHOOLS Parkway NW HS for Peace and Social Justice (SA)...... 55 (SA)...... 20 Parkway West (SA)...... 56 Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush (SA)...... 21 Penn Treaty Middle School (NS)...... 57 John Bartram (NS)...... 22 for Girls (SA)...... 58 William W. Bodine H.S. for International Affairs(SA) ...23 Philadelphia Military Academy (CW)...... 59 Building 21 (CW)...... 24 A. Philip Randolph Career Academy (CW)...... 60 G.W. Carver HS of Engineering and Science (SA)...... 25 Paul Robeson HS for Human Services (CW)...... 61 Central (SA)...... 26 Roxborough (NS)...... 62 Constitution (CW)...... 27 Walter B. Saul HS of Agricultural Sciences (SA)...... 63 Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA)(SA) ...... 28 William L. Sayre (NS)...... 64 Murrell Dobbins Technical (CW)...... 29 School of the Future (CW)...... 65 Thomas A. Edison HS/John C. Fareira Skills Ctr. (NS)....30 Science Leadership Academy (SA)...... 66 Samuel S. Fels (NS)...... 31 Science Leadership Academy – Beeber Campus (SA)...67 Frankford (NS)...... 32 (NS)...... 68 Benjamin Franklin (NS)...... 33 Strawberry Mansion (NS)...... 69 (SA)...... 34 Swenson Arts and Technical (CW)...... 70 Horace Furness (NS)...... 35 The LINC (CW)...... 71 Girard Academic Music Program (GAMP) (SA)...... 36 The U School (CW)...... 72 Hill-Freedman World Academy (SA)...... 37 Vaux Big Picture (NS)...... 73 Kensington Creative & Performing Arts (NS)...... 38 George Washington (NS)...... 75 Kensington Health Sciences Academy (NS)...... 39 Geo. Washington IB Diploma Program (SA)...... 75 Kensington (NS)...... 40 West Philadelphia (NS)...... 77 Martin Luther King (NS)...... 41 The Workshop School (CW)...... 78 Lankenau Environmental Science Magnet (SA)...... 42

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 2

CW = Citywide Admission High School NS = Neighborhood High School SA = Special Admission High School William R. Hite, Jr., Ed.D. Superintendent

September 2019

Dear Students and Family Members: Now is the time for every 8th-grade student in Philadelphia to consider high school options for next school year. The Directory of High Schools provides an overview of all high schools in the School District of Philadelphia and a summary of each school's programs, the admissions requirements, and the academic expectations for each high school. The Directory of High Schools is just one tool to use in the high school decision-making process. To choose the best high school option, it is essential that students carefully consider their interests, career plans, standardized test scores, and grades. Students should talk to family members, school counselors, teachers, and other helpful school staff. It is also a good idea for students to visit prospective high schools and meet some of the students and staff there. Visit schoolselect.philasd.org to learn more. Students must complete the online application to apply for a School District of Philadelphia high school. Students can select up to five schools. The online application will launch Friday, September 20. The deadline to complete and submit the online application is Friday, November 1, 2019, at 5:00 p.m. All Philadelphia middle school students are encouraged to attend the 2019 Philly High School Fair at the Convention Center located at 1101 Arch Street in Philadelphia. The Philly High School Fair will be open Friday, September 20, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday, September 21, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Representatives from Philadelphia high schools will be available to answer questions and provide helpful information. Each Philadelphia student’s high school experience is a valuable and unique opportunity. For each student, the future is limitless. Please be sure to take advantage of all the opportunities to learn about our high school options and complete the online application beginning September 20 and before the deadline on 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 1. Sincerely,

William R. Hite, Jr., Ed.D.

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 3 Types of High Schools

The School District of Philadelphia has three types of high schools: School District of Philadelphia admission guidelines for schools neighborhood high schools, citywide admission high schools, and with admission criteria: special admission high schools. All eighth grade students must fill out a high school application for up to five (5) schools or programs 1. Admission decisions are made based on each school’s published of any type in any combination. entrance criteria.

Students complete the application online by checking off that they 2. The School District of Philadelphia shall deny the admission of a plan to attend their neighborhood/feeder high school or by listing nonresident student to any school or academic program where school/ program name and code number in order of preference such enrollment would displace a resident student or require the from 1 (first choice) to 5 (fifth choice). Students who are not district to incur additional costs. accepted to their chosen schools or programs will be eligible to attend their neighborhood high schools. 3. The unique qualifications of an applicant may be considered to ensure school communities whose members have diverse Individuals with disabilities (IEP or Service Agreement) and backgrounds and life experiences. Every effort is made to English Language Learners are encouraged to apply to all schools enhance equity and school diversity. (including special admission and citywide admission high schools). Admission criteria may be waived for those students who, given 4. Due to space limitations, not all qualified applicants may be accommodations, may be successful in requested schools, as offered admission. determined by the appropriate school teams. Individuals with disabilities and English Language Learners are important parts of 5. Illegal suspensions will not be considered when any school community. Remember that we seek, welcome, and evaluating applicants. celebrate diverse student populations in all of our high schools.

Neighborhood Citywide Admission Special Admission (NS) (CW) (SA)

These high schools have an open These high schools accept These high schools are “magnet schools,” admissions policy for students who students from across the each with its own set of admissions criteria have attended grade eight in the city. City-wide schools do not related to attendance, punctuality, behavior, school’s feeder pattern. Students from have admission criteria and grades, and standardized test scores, as outside of the feeder pattern are also interested students are selected indicated on the most recent final report card. encouraged to apply for admission through an impartial lottery Students citywide may apply to these special into the various college and career process. Please see the specific admission high schools. However, it is strongly focused programs within each high school profile for additional recommended that you review the set of school. Please note that admission admission requirements (e.g. admissions criteria and your own scholastic into the academic and specialty on-site interviews and/or an record prior to applying. programs described on pages 4–11 interest essay), if applicable. are based upon space availability. 34. Academy at Palumbo 22. Building 21 35. Arts Academy at Rush 1. Bartram 23. Constitution 36. Bodine 2. Edison 24. Dobbins 37. Carver 3. Fels 25. Mastbaum 38. Central 4. Frankford 26. Philadelphia Military Academy 39. Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA) 5. Benjamin Franklin 27. Randolph 40. Franklin Learning Center 6. Furness 28. Robeson 41. Girard Academic Music Prog. (GAMP) 7. Kensington 29. Swenson 42. Hill-Freedman 8. Kensington Creative & Perf. Arts 30. The LINC 43. Lankenau 9. Kensington Health Sci. Academy 31. The School of the Future 44. Masterman 10. King 32. The U School 45. Motivation 11. Lincoln 33. Workshop School 46. Northeast Med/Eng/Aero Magnet 12. Northeast 47. Northeast Pre IB Magnet 13. Overbrook 48. Parkway Center City Middle College 14. Penn Treaty 49. Parkway NW for Peace & Social Justice 15. Roxborough 50. Parkway West 16. Sayre 51. Philadelphia HS for Girls 17. South Philadelphia 52. Saul 18. Strawberry Mansion 53. Science Leadership Academy (SLA) 19. Vaux Big Picture 54. SLA at Beeber 20. Washington 55. Washington IB 21. West Philadelphia

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• The SPR includes useful comparisons • To track progress against Action Plan within “peer group” schools that are v2.0 anchor goals. serving similar student populations.

• The SPR is a local management tool that is designed to be both fair and actionable.

Performance Domains and Tiers:

A school’s progress at the overall and domain levels is categorized into four performance tiers based on the percentage of possible points earned.

Domains Tiers: Overall Intervene A school’s overall score represents 0–24% of possible points its combined performance on the Achievement, Progress, Climate, and Watch College & Career (for high schools only). School Progress Report (SPR) 25–49% of possible points Achievement Overall SPR Reinforce The Achievement domain measures Performance Tier...... Reinforce 50–74% of possible points performance on standardized assessments, Model including the DRA, PSSA, Keystone Exams, Performance Tier by Domain: and ACCESS for ELLs. 75–100% of possible points Achievement...... Reinforce Progress Progress...... Watch The Progress domain measures growth on Climate...... SAMPLEModel standardized assessments and progress towards graduation (for high schools only). College & Career...... Intervene

Climate The Climate domain measures student engagement and school climate.

College & Career The College & Career domain measures college and career readiness and post- secondary outcomes.

More information at:https://www.philasd.org/performance/programsservices/school-progress-reports/

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 6 Academic and Specialty Programs

Advanced Placement Criminal Justice

Eligible students take college level courses earning Students learn technical knowledge and skills that high school credit and college credit if successful on relate to performing entry-level duties as: patrol Advanced Placement examinations. persons; corrections officers; juvenile officers; security officers; and probation officers. Locations: City-wide Location: Furness Contact: Leslie Maddrey, Office of High School Supports, 215-400-4200 Dual Enrollment

American Studies A Dual Enrollment course is a college level course that is offered by a post secondary partner. Students can earn both Students focus on a program that emphasizes the study through college credits and a high school credit toward graduation. the American experience in partnership with the National Dual Enrollment courses are the same rigorous college Constitution Center, the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American courses offered to other students within the college or History and Ballard Spahr law firm. university. They are not high school classes offered on the college campus. Location: Constitution Students and their families assume and pay for tuition, books and any fees associated with the course. Students and their Career Academies families are responsible for the cost of transportation to/ from the university she/he is attending. Most courses meet See full description in All-Academies High School section after school or on Saturdays. Each college or university on page 9. determines the day and time that courses will be scheduled. Eligible students are issued free SEPTA trans passes at their Locations: Lincoln and Roxborough high school for use between the hours of 6:00 am-7:00 pm, Monday-Friday, when school is in session. Otherwise, students are responsible for transportation after 7:00 pm, Creative and Performing Arts Programs Monday-Friday, and weekends.

Students may focus on the visual arts, which may include Location: Dual Enrollment can be offered at every high school drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, and crafts; and on the performing arts, which may include instrumental music, vocal music, dance, and drama. Human Services

Locations: Academy at Palumbo, Arts Academy at Benjamin Students of all abilities will be challenged to reach Rush, Bartram, CAPA, Central, Fels, Frankford, Benjamin their highest potential via a rigorous and humanistic Franklin, Franklin Learning Center, Furness, GAMP, Girls, High approach in academics, arts, and athletics. School of the Future, Hill Freeman, Kensington CAPA, Lincoln, Masterman, Motivation, Northeast, Overbrook, Roxborough, Location: Robeson South Philadelphia, Strawberry Mansion, Washington, and West Philadelphia (Please contact individual schools to ascertain specific program offerings.)

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 7 Academic and Specialty Programs (continued)

Integrated Sciences Middle College Program

Students at the Science Leadership Academy will learn in a Students will take a blend of high school and college project-based environment where the core values of inquiry, level courses (up to sixty-one college credits), while research, collaboration, presentation, and reflection are affording them the unique opportunity to earn a emphasized in all classes. The SLA will provide a rigorous, high school diploma, industry-recognized credentials college-preparatory curriculum with a focus on science, and an Associate’s degree upon graduation. technology, mathematics, and entrepreneurship. Location: Parkway Center City Middle College Location: Science Leadership Academy

Contact: Christina Grant, Assistant Superintendent, Medical, Engineering, and Aerospace Magnet Innovation and Opportunity Networks, 215-400-5827 Students take college preparatory classes including special courses focusing upon medicine, engineering, International Affairs and aerospace technology and participate in the nationally known Project SPARC (Space Research Students focus on international governments and Center) in a “school-within-a-school” setting. world languages in partnership with the World Affairs Council. Location: Northeast

Locations: Bodine Peace Academy

International Baccalaureate Diploma Program Students take a rigorous academic program including the study of peace, violence prevention, social justice, and learn conflict Students enroll in the International Baccalaureate Program, resolution techniques, as well as problem-solving skills to effect a rigorous pre-university course of study that leads to an positive change locally and globally. internationally recognized diploma. Location: Parkway Northwest Locations: Bodine, Central, Girls, Hill-Freedman, Northeast, and Washington

Contact: Leslie Maddrey, Office of High School Supports, 215-400-4200

Junior ROTC Programs

Students participate in the Army, Air Force, or Navy Junior ROTC programs that promote patriotism and develop informed and responsible citizens, a high degree of personal honor, self reliance, individual discipline, and leadership.

Locations: AIR FORCE: Lincoln, Swenson, and West Philadelphia ARMY: Frankford, Martin Luther King, Overbrook, Philadelphia Military Academy, Roxborough, and South Philadelphia NAVY: Benjamin Franklin

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 8 Academic and Specialty Programs (continued)

All-Academy High Schools

The School District operates two All Academy High Schools, Abraham Lincoln High School Abraham Lincoln and Roxborough High Schools. These two schools enroll every student into their choice of a Career • Ninth Grade Academy Academy, which may be a Career and Technical Education (CTE program) or a Career Themed Academy. Students are prepared • Academy of Professional Services for both college entrance, as well as the possibility of beginning their careers upon graduation from high school. ––Law Pathway What Are Career Academies? ––Business Pathway (CTE) Career academies are small, personalized learning communities • Academy of the Arts within a high school. Students enter the academy through a voluntary process; they choose which academy they wish to ––Horticulture Pathway (CTE) participate in with parental knowledge and support. Students in a career academy take a mixture of career (usually one or ––Fine and Performing Arts Pathway two) and academic (usually three or four) classes each year. Classes meet entrance requirements for four- year universities. • Academy of the Sciences Students develop knowledge in a given career pathway, and— in most academies— have opportunities to earn industry ––Health Related Technologies Pathway (CTE) certification relevant to the career academy. A career academy involves teachers from different subjects working together as ––Environmental Sciences Pathway a team. Staff teams, who often share common planning time, work together to implement the key features of the academy. Students may be grouped together for several periods every day with a core group of teachers. This promotes a family-like atmosphere and results in close student-teacher ties. • 9th Grade Academy - Freshman Academy A career academy includes the following essential elements: • Academy of Visual Arts Production ––A small learning community supported by a local ––Film & Video Production advisory committee; ––Web Design ––A career theme that includes a college-prep curriculum and lead to industry certification; and ––Digital Graphic Design ––Partnerships with employers, the community, and • Academy of Health Sciences & Research higher education. ––Biotechnology By design, these three central elements of a career academy lead to a school that is rigorous and relevant. ––Kinesiology These two high schools offer the following Academies: • Academy of Business Technology and Entrepreneurship ––International Business–Finance ––Entrepreneurship ––Business–Sports Marketing

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 9 Career & Technical Education (CTE) Programs of Study

About CTE Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs are three-year graduation, students are prepared to transition to postsecondary programs of study that students enroll in as part of their high educational opportunities (college, university, technical school and school career. Students study the specific technical theories, apprenticeship programs), and equipped with industry knowledge, competencies and skills that have been identified by industry credentials and certifications that enable them to begin their career advisors and are taught in state of the art facilities that reflect pathway in multiple settings. Current programs offered to School current technology and equipment used in business, [professional District of Philadelphia high school students are described below: settings and industry. While enrolled in CTE programs, students also engage in a college preparatory academic curriculum. Upon

Accounting and Financial Services Architectural Drafting

An instructional program designed to provide technical An instructional program that prepares students to apply technical administrative support to professional accountants and other knowledge and understanding of scientific principles, mathematical financial management personnel. Students learn to use concepts and communicative and technical skills, including CAD, generally accepted accounting principles through the use of combined with laboratory experiences, which are supportive to computerized accounting formats to complete the steps of the the architect and the architectural engineer. This subject matter is accounting cycle for various forms of business ownership; verify concerned with developing plans for buildings and other structures and enter details of transactions from source documents into using various building materials and creative layouts and designs journals; post transactions to accounts; summarize details of that are in keeping with the various building codes, zoning laws separate ledgers by transferring data to general ledgers; balance and other regulations and ordinances. The resulting effort must be records and compile various financial statements and reports; in keeping with cost limitations as well as the client’s preference prepare withholding, social security, and other tax reports. to the style and plan with emphasis on the art form. The worker assists the architect in inspections to make certain that the design Locations: Furness, Lincoln, and Washington is not altered and that the materials used agree with contract specifications, primarily in the field of building construction. Industry Certifications: IRS Basic Tax Preparer or Tax Interviewer, Microsoft Office Specialist, QuickBooks Certified User Location: West Philadelphia NOCTI: Accounting Basic CTE Student Organization: FBLA Industry Certifications: OSHA 10, Autodesk NOCTI: Architectural Drafting Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA Animal Sciences

Animal Science students focus on the sciences behind animal production and health, in terms of both large and small animals. In addition to instruction in equine science, dairy and beef production and caring for sheep, students will learn pre-veterinary skills relevant to smaller lab and companion species. Students gain experience on an actual working farm located at the high school. Education in animal science prepares students for opportunities in such areas as animal breeding, food and fiber production, nutrition, animal agribusiness, animal behavior and welfare, veterinary technology, research, and biotechnology.

Location: Saul

Industry Certifications: PEACCE NOCTI: 21st Century Skills for Workplace Success Career and Technical Student Organization: FFA

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 10 Autobody Collision Repair Baking and Pastry Arts

An instructional program that prepares students to apply technical Baking and pastry arts programs provide students with practical knowledge and skills to repair damaged automotive vehicles hands on experience and basic theoretical training in desserts, such as automobiles and light trucks. Students learn to examine pastries, candies, decorative work, specialty or artisan breads, damaged vehicles and estimate cost of repairs. Following industry high volume production and food marketing. A students’ career recognized I-CAR procedures, they will learn to repair dents; path may also include cruise ship buffets, resort banquets, candy remove and replace excessively damaged fenders, panels, grills, production, special occasion and wedding cake decorating, and bumper assemblies; replace or repair upholstery, accessories, restaurant production of desserts and breads, chocolate electrical and hydraulic window and seat operating equipment and artistry, buffet and plated desserts, classical and European glass. Theory includes vehicle design and construction, structural pastries, pastry showpieces and competition pastries. straightening, surface preparation, safety and restraint systems, and use of power and hand tools. Basic welding techniques Location: Swenson of Mig, spot, and plastic are also taught. Students refinish repaired surfaces in a paint booth and learn to apply primer, Industry Certifications: ServSafe Food Handler and Manager finish, and clear coats of paint. Students will practice hands-on NOCTI: Retail Commercial Baking color sanding, polishing, cleaning and detailing techniques. Career and Technical Student Organization: DECA

Locations: Edison, Randolph, Swenson, and Workshop School Barbering Industry Certifications: I-CAR, S/P2, EPA Section 609 Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling This program prepares individuals to shave and trim facial/neck NOCTI: Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology hair and beards, cut and dress hair, fit hairpieces, give facial Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA and scalp massages, apply skin treatments, and to prepare for licensure as professional barbers. Instruction includes facial shaving; beard and mustache shaping and trimming; shampooing; Automotive Technology hair cutting; hairstyles and styling art; facial treatments and massage; chemical applications; hair and scalp anatomy and An instructional program that prepares students to apply physiology; hairpiece and toupee fitting; equipment operation; technical knowledge and skills in repairing and maintaining health and safety; customer service; and shop business practices. all types of automobiles and light trucks. Hands-on practice Salon and product management, including record keeping and includes safety rules, use of personal protective equipment, customer relations, is a focus of the curriculum. Students also professional shop practices and use of hand and power tools. receive instruction in providing services to chronically ill and This program includes instruction in the diagnosis and testing, special needs clients and explore potential careers in the Health including computer analysis, of malfunctions in and repair of Industry. To adequately prepare students for employment in this engines, fuel, electrical, cooling, brake systems, drive train, industry, these programs adhere to all ethical and professionals steering and suspension systems. Students learn to adjust and standards of the industry as mandated by the PA State Board repair individual components and systems such as cooling of Barber Examiners. Under the supervision of a licensed and systems, computerized engine performance, fuel system, air credentialed instructor, students participate in the operation of conditioning and braking components and includes the use of a school-based barbershop and cater to real clients to gain the technical repair information and the state inspection procedures. customer service and management skills required to become Modern equipment is used in a true auto shop environment. qualified professionals in this exciting industry. In addition, students intern in barbershops to gain valuable onthe- job training and Locations: Edison, Mastbaum, Randolph, Swenson, and experience. Instruction is designed to qualify students for the Workshop School PA State Board of Barber Examiners licensing examination.

Industry Certifications: S/P2; Valvoline Motor Oil Basics, Location: Dobbins EPA Section 609 Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling, PA Safety and Emissions Inspector Industry Certifications: PA State Board of Barber Examiners, First NOCTI: Automotive Mechanics Technology PA Aid, CPR, AED Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA NOCTI: 21st Century Skills for Workplace Success Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA

CTE PROGRAMS (CONTINUED) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 11 Biotechnology Computer Aided Drafting and Design (CADD)

Students in this program will make the connections between This CADD program with an industrial focus is designed to prepare their science courses and potential solutions to various students to apply technical knowledge and skills as each relates problems of our modern world. Students will explore genetics, to gathering and translating of data or specifications including microbiology, DNA structure and function, forensics, bioethics, basic aspects of planning, preparing and interpreting mechanical, and instrumentation through hands-on, real-world labs and chemical, structural, civil, pneumatic, marine, electrical/electronic, experiments. Students will master basic skills like preparing topographical and other drawings and sketches used in various solutions and using transfer pipets to cutting edge techniques engineering fields. Instruction is designed to provide experiences in cell culturing, protein isolation and purification, separation in drawing and CAD; the use of reproduction materials, equipment procedures, chromatography and gel electrophoresis. Graduates and processes; the preparation of reports and data sheets for of Biotechnology programs will be prepared for entry-level writing specifications; the development of plan and process charts research careers, and those who choose advanced education indicating dimensions, tolerances, fasteners, joint requirements will find that the pharmaceutical, environmental technology and other engineering data; the development of models; and and food industries as well as the medical field rely greatly on drafting multiple view assembly and sub-assembly drawings as biotechnology for creating and improving various products. required for manufacture, construction and repair of mechanisms.

Locations: Dobbins and Roxborough Location: Benjamin Franklin

Industry Certifications: OSHA Healthcare Industry Certifications: Autodesk, OSHA 10 NOCTI: Biotechnology NOCTI: Drafting and Design Technology PA Career and Technical Student Organization: TSA Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA

Business Administration Computer Supports Systems Technology

An instructional program designed to prepare students to learn An instructional program that prepares students to and work within various business and office/administrative apply basic engineering principles and technical skills in operations by introducing students to the latest Microsoft support of professionals who use computer systems. This Office Suite that will prepare students to take the Microsoft program includes instruction in basic computer design and Office Specialist (MOS) certification exams. Students will architecture, programming, problems of specific computer gain an understanding of the business/office structure and application, component and system maintenance and how it relates to various types of business organizations, and inspection procedures, hardware and software problem students will begin to develop the skills needed to succeed as diagnosis and repair and report preparation. future employees in various office-related organizations. Locations: Kensington and South Philadelphia Locations: Dobbins, Franklin Learning Center, King, Lincoln, Mastbaum, South Philadelphia, and Roxborough Industry Certifications: CompTIA IT Fundamentals, A+ NOCTI: Computer Technology/ Computer Systems PA Industry Certifications: IRS Basic Tax Preparer or Tax Interviewer, Career and Technical Student Organization: TSA Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) NOCTI: Administrative Assisting Career and Technical Student Organization: FBLA Computer Systems Networking

The program focuses on the design, implementation, and Carpentry management of linked systems of computers, peripherals, and associated software. It includes instruction in operating systems An instructional program that prepares students to apply and applications; installing new hardware and software systems or technical knowledge and skills to layout, fabricate, erect, components; identifying the causes of networking problems; using install and repair structures and fixtures using hand and diagnostic testing software and equipment; and troubleshooting. power tools. This program includes instruction in common systems of framing, construction materials, estimating, Locations: Dobbins, Swenson, and West Philadelphia blueprint reading and finish carpentry techniques. Industry Certifications: CompTIA Network+, Microsoft Locations: Mastbaum and Swenson Technology Associate NOCTI: Computer Systems Networking PA Industry Certifications: OSHA 10, NCCER (National Center Career and Technical Student Organization: TSA for Construction Education & Research) NOCTI: Carpentry Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA

CTE PROGRAMS (CONTINUED) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 12 Construction Technologies Culinary Arts

This program prepares individuals to apply knowledge and skills An instructional program that prepares students for employment in the construction technology field. Instruction is provided in the related to institutional, commercial or self-owned food basic skills in a variety of areas associated with building construction establishments or other food industry occupations. Instruction such as carpentry, masonry, plumbing, heating and electrical. and specialized learning experiences include theory, laboratory Instruction includes but is not limited to blue print reading; cost and work experience related to planning, selecting, preparing and estimating; uses of hand and power tools; cutting, fitting, fastening serving of quality food and food products; nutritive values; use and and finishing various materials; and applying technical specifications care of commercial equipment; safety; and sanitation precautions. and knowledge concerning the physical properties of materials. Instruction skills are provided to individuals desiring to become employed in all areas of the food service industry at entry level. Location: Randolph Locations: Dobbins, Edison, Frankford, Benjamin Franklin, King, Industry Certifications: Forklift Operator, OSHA 10, NCCER Mastbaum, Randolph, South Philadelphia, Strawberry Mansion, (National Center for Construction Education & Research) Swenson, and Washington NOCTI: Building Construction Occupations Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA Industry Certifications: ServSafe Food Handler and Manager NOCTI: Culinary Arts II - Cook Career and Technical Student Organization: DECA Cosmetology

An instructional program that prepares individuals to apply Dental Assisting technical knowledge and skills related to experiences in a variety of beauty treatments including the care and enhancement of An instructional program that prepares students to function the condition of hair, complexion and hands. Instruction includes effectively as an integral member of the dental health team. training in giving shampoos, rinses and scalp treatments; hair The practitioner will perform chair-side assisting, related styling, setting, cutting, dyeing, tinting and bleaching; permanent office duties, selected dental office laboratory procedures and waving; facials; manicuring; and hand and arm massaging. dental radiography under the supervision of a licensed dentist. Bacteriology, anatomy, hygiene, sanitation, salon and product The planned courses should include instruction in universal management, including record keeping and customer relations, precautions, OSHA regulations, communications skills, computer is a focus of the curriculum. Students also receive instruction literacy, psychology, anatomy and physiology, microbiology and in providing services to chronically ill and special needs nutrition. Dental Science instruction shall include content in clients and explore potential careers in the Health Industry. dental materials, dental radiography, oral anatomy, histology, To adequately prepare students for employment in the Hair oral embryology, oral pathology and therapeutics. Clinical & Beauty Industry, these programs adhere to all ethical and science should emphasis the principles and application of professionals standards of the industry as mandated by the PA office management, chair-side assisting, dental emergencies State Board of Cosmetology. Under the supervision of licensed and legal/ethical aspects of dental practice. Clinical practice is and credentialed instructors, students participate in the actual an integral part of the program designed to perfect students’ operation of school-based salons and cater to real clients to competence in performing dental assisting functions. gain the customer service and management skills required to become professionals in this exciting industry. In addition, Locations: Kensington Health Sciences and Randolph students intern in salons to gain valuable on-the-job training and experience. Instruction is designed to qualify students for Industry Certifications: BLS Healthcare Provider CPR & AED the PA State Board of Cosmetology licensing examination. (American Association), ICE Infection Control (Dental Assisting National Board), First Aid, HIPPA, OSHA Healthcare, Locations: Dobbins and Edison Radiation Health and Safety (RHS) NOCTI: Dental Assisting Industry Certifications: PA State Board of Cosmetology Career and Technical Student Organization: HOSA License, First Aid, CPR, AED NOCTI: Cosmetology PA Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA

CTE PROGRAMS (CONTINUED) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 13 Digital Media Production Electronics Technology/Automated Systems

Instruction in this program includes, but is not limited to, computer system This program instructs students to apply basic electronic set-up and maintenance, operate basic computer and communication principles and technical skills to the production, applications, design, layout of graphic and multimedia images, calibration, estimation, testing, assembling, installation photography, website, video and/or audio design, and production. and maintenance of electronic equipment. Emphasis is Students also learn to set up and operate audio and video equipment, on passive components and solid-state devices; digital including microphones, speakers, video screens, projectors, video circuits; optoelectronic devices; operational amplifiers; monitors and recording equipment. Digital Media Production specialists audio and RF amplifiers; oscillators; power supplies; and provide services in a variety of areas associated with typography, web AM, FM and PCM modulators. Knowledge is acquired and graphic design, video, audio, television production, animation and through theoretical instruction, experimentation and photography. Students in this program will be exposed to a variety of hands-on activities. Instruction will develop basic levels skill areas in order to specialize in a related career, such as Graphic of knowledge, understanding and associated skills Design, Web Design, Videography, Photography and Digital Animation. essential for entry-level employment in communications, industrial electronics, digital processing, robotics, avionics, Locations: Creative & Performing Arts (CAPA), biomedical technology and other electronics occupations. Dobbins, Kensington CAPA, Northeast, Overbrook, Roxborough, Swenson, and West Philadelphia Location: Randolph Industry Certifications: Adobe Certified Associate Industry Certifications: NAMA (National Automatic NOCTI: Communications Technologies PA Merchandising Association), OSHA 10, Career and Technical Student Organization: TSA NOCTI: Electronics Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA Early Childhood Education and Childcare Emergency Medical Technician An instructional program that prepares students for a variety of occupations in childcare and guidance often under the supervision of The Firefighter Training Academy prepares students for professional personnel in child or day care centers. This program includes certification and careers as Emergency Medical Technicians instruction in growth and development; nutrition; program planning and and Firefighters. A program that prepares individuals, management; safety; behavior guidance; play activities; child abuse and under the remote supervision of physicians, to recognize, neglect; parent-child personal relationships; learning experiences for assess, and manage medical emergencies in pre-hospital children; and laws, regulations and policies relating to childcare services. settings and to supervise ambulance personnel. Includes instruction in basic, intermediate, and advanced EMT Location: Parkway West procedures; emergency surgical procedures; medical triage; rescue operations; crisis scene management Industry Certifications: Infant & Child CPR, CDA (Council for and personnel supervision; equipment operation and Professional Recognition), Babysitting & maintenance; patient stabilization, monitoring, and Childcare (American Red Cross) care; drug administration; identification and preliminary NOCTI: Childcare and Support Services PA diagnosis of diseases and injuries; communication and Career and Technical Student Organization: HOSA computer operations; basic anatomy, physiology, pathology, and toxicology; and professional standards and regulations. Electrical and Power Transmission Installation Location: Randolph

An instructional program that prepares students to apply technical Industry Certifications: CPR, First Aid, AED, EMT, Hazmat knowledge and skills necessary to install, operate, maintain and repair Operations, Hazmat Awareness electrically-energized residential, commercial and industrial systems, NOCTI: 21st Century Skills for Workplace Success and DC and AC motors, controls and electrical distribution panels. Career and Technical Student Organization: HOSA Instruction emphasizes practical application of mathematics, science, circuit diagrams and use of electrical codes and includes blueprint reading, sketching and other subjects essential for employment in the electrical occupations. Reading and interpretation of commercial and residential construction wiring codes and specifications, installation and maintenance of wiring, service and distribution networks within large construction complexes are also critical components of the program.

Locations: Edison, Mastbaum, and Swenson Industry Certifications: OSHA 10, NCCER (National Center for Construction Education & Research) NOCTI: Electrical and Power Transmission Installers PA Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA

CTE PROGRAMS (CONTINUED) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 14 Engineering Technologies Fashion Design

This program prepares individuals to apply knowledge and This is an instructional program that introduces students to the skills in the engineering field. Instruction is provided in the entire of occupations associated with clothing and textile basic skills in a variety of areas associated with engineering management, production and services. This program includes such as civil engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, but is not limited to construction, fabric and fabric care, pattern electromechanical instrumentation, industrial production and design, principles in clothing construction and selection, fitting mechanical engineering. Instruction includes but is not limited and alterations of ready-to-wear garments, custom tailoring and to electrical circuitry, electronic digital and microprocessor clothing maintenance. Students learn fashion merchandising applications, high and low voltage applications, instrumentation and apparel retail management - how to develop, analyze and calibration, prototype development, testing, inspecting, implement sales strategies. Instruction covers retail buying systems analyses and maintenance, applications to specific practices, inventory control and cost control analysis. Throughout engineering systems, CAD/CAM, fluid power, heating and cooling, the program students are encouraged to challenge their creative manufacturing systems, principles of mechanics, properties of artistic skills to design, produce and showcase their talents. materials and report writing. Instruction includes, but is not limited to safety, ethics, power, problem solving, teamwork, Location: Dobbins engineering graphics, automated systems, fundamental electronics, manufacturing systems, civil, mechanical, structural, engineering Industry Certifications: First Aid, CPR, AED, Fashion, principals and practices introduction to robotics, advance Textiles and Apparel manufacturing as well as adhering to the STEM initiative. NOCTI: Apparel and Textile Production and Merchandising Career and Technical Student Organization: DECA Locations: Carver, Kensington, Science Leadership Academy, Science Leadership Academy at Beeber, South Philadelphia, and Swenson Film & Video Production

Industry Certifications: Autodesk Certified User This program introduces students to the art and science of NOCTI: Engineering Technologies PA Digital Film & Video Production. Students learn several types Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA of media productions while developing a full understanding of hardware, software and the equipment necessary for delivering effective presentations for business, industry and entertainment. Facility and Property Maintenance Instruction includes training in concept design, screen writing, video production, television production, audio production, electronic An instructional program that will prepare individuals to apply computer imaging, editing, cable television, DVD authoring, technical knowledge and skills to keep a building functioning, and presentation technology. A variety of updated computer and to serve a variety of structures including commercial software applications are taught including Adobe Premiere, Adobe and industrial buildings and mobile homes. Instruction Photoshop, Final Cut Pro, Soundtrack Pro, DVD Studio Pro, Final includes the basics of carpentry, millwork, plumbing, painting, Draft and Microsoft Power Point. Using state-of-the-art digital glazing, electricity, plastering, welding, minor sheet metal, technology, students will apply their knowledge to create quality concreting, bricklaying, tile setting, hardware usage, heating, media productions for cable and television broadcast, DVD, the ventilation, waterproofing, roofing and record keeping. There web, corporate video-based communications and computer-based is a heavy emphasis on maintaining production lines and presentation technology. This program will enhance students’ manufacturing systems for today’s modern workplace. computer literacy and communications skills, as well as a personal portfolio in preparation for college, business and employment. Location: Dobbins and Benjamin Franklin Locations: Edison and Science Leadership Academy Industry Certifications: OSHA 10, NCCER (National Center for Construction Education & Research) Industry Certifications: Adobe Certified Associate NOCTI: Building/Property Maintenance PA NOCTI: Television Production Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA Career and Technical Student Organization: TSA

CTE PROGRAMS (CONTINUED) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 15 Food Processing Science Health Information Records Technology

Students in this program study food systems from “Farm An instructional program that prepares students to classify to Table”- considering the production, processing, and medical information and prepare records under the supervision preparation of safe, nutritious and enjoyable food products of a medical records administrator. This program includes for the world's surging population. The sciences underlying instruction in medical records science, medical terminology, the program include food chemistry and microbiology, food record classification, user needs, indexing, special records systems, preservation and safe handling and nutrition. Students also computer operation and management of information systems. consider food labeling and packaging materials, sensory Health occupation core instruction includes planned courses in evaluation of products and cultural practices that are directly medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, communication linked to the production and consumption of food products. skills, ethics and applicable laws and regulations. Clinical education is an integral part of health occupations education. Location: Saul Location: Mastbaum Industry Certifications: ServSafe Handlers; ServSafe Managers NOCTI: 21st Century Skills for Workplace Success Industry Certifications: CPR, AED, First Aid, HIPPA, Personal Career and Technical Student Organization: FFA Care-Direct Care Staff Person (PA Dept. of Human Services), OSHA Healthcare NOCTI: 21st Century Skills for Workplace Success Graphic Design Career and Technical Student Organization: HOSA

This program provides students with the knowledge, skills, and a portfolio needed to successfully tackle the challenges of Health-Related Technologies college instruction or to pursue a career as a freelance Graphic Designer. This industry requires the use of specialized software, This program prepares individuals to apply knowledge and skills in such as Adobe Creative Suites, combined with creativity, design, the health occupations. Instruction is provided in the basic skills in and problem solving skills to create visual communication. This a variety of areas associated with health occupations such as health program focuses on developing the creativity and software and medical services, pharmaceutical and medical instruments and skills necessary to be competitive in the field of Graphic Design. supplies. Instruction includes but is not limited to foundations of Students also learn the principles, materials, and skills necessary health (medical terminology); anatomy and physiology; legal, ethical to bring a design problem to a logical solution. During the and economic aspects of health care; clinical laboratory procedures; course of their instruction, students concentrate on developing basic health occupational skills; aseptic techniques; OSHA an understanding of design fundamentals. Using state-of- regulations; and infection control. Clinical education is an integral theart digital technology, students participate in activities like part of the program. Science and math taught by certificated the State Computer Fair and other competitions that give science and math teachers will be coordinated and deemed students the opportunity to apply these principles to a variety essential for students to successfully reach their career objectives. of design problems. Course coverage includes visual design concepts, color theory, drawing, typography, print production, Locations: Edison, Kensington Health Sciences, Lincoln, King, advertising, corporate design, publications design, packaging Mastbaum, Overbrook, Randolph, Robeson, Sayre, South design, website design and photography. Computer design skills Philadelphia, and Swenson are integrated into various subjects throughout the program. Industry Certifications: CPR, AED, First Aid, HIPPA, Personal Locations: Dobbins, Edison, Mastbaum, and South Philadelphia Care-Direct Care Staff Person (PA Dept. of Human Services), OSHA Healthcare Industry Certifications: Adobe Certified Associate NOCTI: Health Assisting NOCTI: Commercial and Advertising Art PA Career and Technical Student Organization: HOSA Career and Technical Student Organization: TSA

CTE PROGRAMS (CONTINUED) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 16 Horticulture Medical/Clinical Assistant

Horticulture is the branch of agriculture that deals with the An instructional program that prepares individuals to assist art, science, technology, and business of growing plants. It physicians by performing functions related to both administrative includes the cultivation of grasses and ornamental trees and and clinical duties of a medical office. Administrative components plants as well as medicinal plants, fruits, vegetables, nuts, of instruction include telephone technique, insurance, accounts, herbs, flowers and sprouts. It also includes plant conservation, reports, medical records, computerized fiscal management, landscape and garden design, construction, and maintenance, medical transcription and word processing. The clinical aspects of and arboriculture. Coursework emphasizes botany, soil the program provide instruction in examination room techniques, science, entomology, greenhouse production, floral and aseptic practices, infection control, care of equipment and landscape design and working with hardscaping materials. supplies, CPR and first aid, laboratory orientation and the use of biomedical equipment. The curriculum includes planned Locations: Lincoln and Saul courses in anatomy and physiology, universal precautions and OSHA regulations, medical terminology, medical law Industry Certifications: Pennsylvania Certified Horticulturist and ethics, psychology, communications, introduction to Associate pharmacology, medical assisting skills and clinical practice. NOCTI: PA Applied Horticulture Career and Technical Student Organization: FFA Location: Franklin Learning Center

Industry Certifications: Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA), Logistics, Materials and Supply Chain Management OSHA Healthcare, HIPAA, CPR, AED, First Aid, Personal Care- Direct Care Staff Person (PA Dept. of Human Services) An instructional program that prepares individuals to manage and NOCTI: Medical Assisting coordinate logistical functions in an enterprise and to undertake Career and Technical Student Organization: HOSA the responsibilities associated with receiving, storing, shipping, controlling and distributing products and materials and the various systems and record keeping pertaining to these operations. Natural Resource Management Students will be instructed in the use of storage space, inventory control and shipping and receiving practices; equipment such as The Natural Resource Management program is designed to help forklifts, conveyors, hand trucks, carts and other devices used to students understand issues associated with the management of transport materials and/or supplies to various destinations; and the natural resources for their highest and best uses for society, while various types of packaging techniques necessary for safe transport maintaining the integrity of ecological systems. Instruction covers of goods. Students will learn the many types of documents used the biological, chemical and physical characteristics of a wide in logistics such as purchase orders, invoices, bills of lading, range of natural resources (eg: soils, vegetation, water, air and requisitions, quotations, etc. Students will also be instructed in the wildlife,) their interactions, and the impacts of human activities on areas of transportation and traffic, which will cover freight rates the environment. A project-based approach highlights the value and tariffs, freight classification rules and freight rate analysis. of biodiversity and sustainable management of natural systems.

Location: Edison Location: Saul

Industry Certifications: Forklift Operator (National Safety Industry Certifications: OSHA Agriculture Council), OSHA 10 NOCTI: 21st Century Skills for Workplace Success NOCTI: Logistics Technology Career and Technical Student Organization: FFA Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA

CTE PROGRAMS (CONTINUED) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 17 Plumbing Technology Sports Marketing and Management

A program that prepares individuals to practice as licensed An instructional program that prepares individuals to perform plumbers by applying technical knowledge, safety and skills to development, marketing and management functions associ- lay out, assemble, install and maintain plumbing fixtures and ated with careers in the sports and entertainment industry. systems for steam, natural gas, oil, hot water, heating, cooling, Students receive in-depth instruction in entrepreneurship, drainage, lubricating, sprinkling and industrial processing sys- management concepts, business economics, business law, tems in home and business environments. Includes instruction marketing concepts, finance, business ethics, communica- in source determination, water distribution, waste removal, tions and human relations. Instruction includes training in the pressure adjustment, basic physics, technical mathematics, areas of sports marketing and products/services, promotion blueprint reading, pipe installation, pumps, brazing and solder- of sporting events, accounting, sports management princi- ing, plumbing inspection and applicable codes and standards. ples, and business technology with Microsoft applications.

Location: Edison and Mastbaum Locations: Dobbins, Kensington, Lincoln, Northeast, Roxborough, and Washington Industry Certifications: OSHA 10, NCCER (National Center for Construction Education & Research), PHCC (Plumbing, Industry Certifications: Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Heating & Cooling Contractors Association) NOCTI: Retail Merchandising NOCTI: Plumbing Technology PA Career and Technical Student Organization: DECA Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA Sport Medicine/Rehab Aide Precision Machine Tool Technology A program that prepares individuals to assist in rehabilitation This program is designed to prepare students to apply technical services under the supervision of physical therapists, occupational knowledge and skills in all aspects of shaping metal parts. Instruc- therapist, and other therapeutic professionals, and to perform tion involves making computations relating to work dimensions, routine functions in support of rehabilitation. Includes instruction tooling and feeds and speeds of machining. Emphasis is placed in roles and responsibilities of rehabilitation providers, basic upon bench work and the operation of lathes, power saws, shapers, function of the human body, disabling conditions, therapeutic milling machines, grinders, drills and computer operated equipment skills, client management, and communication skills. (CNC/CIM). Instruction also includes the use of precision measuring instruments such as layout tools, micrometers and gauges; methods Location: Sayre of machining and heat treatment of various metals; blueprint read- ing; and the layout of machine parts. Instruction prepares students Industry Certifications: CPR, First Aid, HIPAA, OSHA Healthcare, to operate all types of hand and computer controlled machines. Personal Training NOCTI: Rehabilitation Aide Location: Benjamin Franklin Career and Technical Student Organization: HOSA

Industry Certifications: OSHA 10, NIMS (National Institute for Metalworking Skills) Welding Technology NOCTI: N/A – Students take NIMS exam Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA An instructional program that prepares students to apply technical knowledge and skills in gas, arc, shielded and non-shielded metal arc, brazing, flame cutting and plasma welding. Hand, semi- automatic and automatic welding processes are also included in the instruction. Students learn safety practices and types and uses of electrodes and welding rods; properties of metals; blueprint reading; electrical principles; welding symbols and mechanical drawing; use of equipment for testing welds by ultrasonic methods and destruction and hardness testing; use of manuals and specification charts; use of portable grinders and chemical baths for surface cleaning; positioning and clamping; and welding standards established by the American Welding Society, American Society of Mechanical Engineers and American Bureau of Ships.

Locations: Edison, Benjamin Franklin, Mastbaum, and Randolph

Industry Certifications: American Welding Society (AWS), NCCER (National Center for Construction Education & Research) NOCTI: Welding Career and Technical Student Organization: Skills USA

CTE PROGRAMS (CONTINUED) SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 18 Athletics

The Office of Athletics is responsible for the coordination and PIAA requires that a Comprehensive Initial Pre-participation implementation of athletic programs for public and charter Physical Examination be completed on or after June 1 of schools in The School District of Philadelphia, as well as each school year. The Office of Athletics provides FREE compliance with state athletic association (PIAA) and federal comprehensive sports physicals the first Saturday in June guidelines (such as Gender Equity, Title IX). every year. For more information, please visit: www. athletehealth.org. Participation in Athletics has been shown to lead to improvement in many areas, including attendance in school, High Schools in The School District of Philadelphia provide an academic success, health and well-being, self-esteem, exciting selection of after-school athletic programs. Specific connectedness to peers and to school, high standards of offerings vary at each high school; students and their families conduct and attitude, teamwork, and sportsmanship. are encouraged to learn about options available by visiting the high school’s website. For these reasons, all incoming ninth grade students should plan to participate in extra-curricular activities, including Athletics. Students need to be aware that minimum PIAA academic standards must be met to participate in Athletics and that there also are separate NCAA scholarship requirements. Please check with your high school counselor and athletic director for more information. The Office of Athletics regularly visits high schools and presents NCAA Compliance information.

Sports that may be offered at each high school include:

Fall Season Winter Season Spring Season

• Cross Country (Boys and Girls) • Basketball (Boys) • Badminton (Girls) • Cross Country (Boys and Girls) • Basketball (Girls) • Baseball • Field Hockey • Bowling • Lacrosse (Boys) • Football • Cheerleading • Lacrosse (Girls) • Golf • Indoor Track • Softball • Soccer (Boys) • Swimming (Boys and Girls) • Tennis (Boys) • Soccer (Girls) • Wrestling • Track (Boys and Girls) • Tennis (Girls) • Volleyball (Boys) • Volleyball (Girls)

For more information on athletics in The School District of Philadelphia, call us at (215) 400-4190, email us at [email protected], and/or visit our website: https://www.philasd.org/athletics/.

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 19 Academy at Palumbo High School (SA)

https://palumbo.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: • Philadelphia Young Playwrights As an academic liberal arts magnet school, • PRIME Financial Literacy for girls 1100 Catharine Street the clear mission of The Academy at • Prime Movers Journalism at Philadelphia, PA 19147 Palumbo is to provide our students with Temple University the most comprehensive and intense • SEED Program Principal: preparation available in the public sector • University of Pennsylvania School of Law Kiana L. Thompson for the rigors of higher learning. As an • Women of Tomorrow [email protected] integral part of this preparation, The Academy’s mission includes raising the Phone: 215-400-8130 aspirations of each student, developing Extracurricular Activities: Fax: 215-400-8131 universally applicable problem solving • Asian Culture Club techniques, technological skills, and Student Enrollment: 1,047 • Chaotic Step Team instilling a life-long passion for learning • Chess Club including a rich cultural arts experience. Admission Requirements: • Community Service Club Grades: Points of Pride: • Debate/Speech Club Grades: A’s and B’s with the #1 School Climate among Philadelphia • Drama Club possible exception of one C in High Schools according to district’s SPR • Fiber Arts Club major subjects on most recent • Ranked nationally among best high • Griffin Ambassadors final report card. schools in the state according to U.S. • GSA Standardized Test Scores: News & World Report • Active Home • Jazz Band Local Norms: 88th Percentile and School Association • National Honor or higher. Society; WHYY Flash Media grant awardee • Journalism • National Moot Court Finalists • All-City • Math Team Attendance: Choir and Orchestra Members • Youth • Multicultural Club Exemplary attendance Women’s Symposium • VIEW with Villanova • Palumbo and Villanova Exchange & punctuality. • PIAA Girls Volleyball Champions • PIAA Behavior: Boys Volleyball Champions • Produced full • Poetry Club No negative disciplinary reports. musicals • Philly Youth Poetry Movement • Robotics 4-time poetry champions • Teacher Leader • Rock Band Additional Requirements: Collaborative Grant winner, Philadelphia • Student Government Writing sample required. Academy of School Leaders • 2nd place in • Students Run Philly Style Interview may be required for state chess championship, 2018 • National students that have insufficient competitor in speech & debate data on application. Sports Teams: Courses & Program Highlights: • Badminton • 18 Advanced Placement Courses: • Baseball SEPTA Routes: Art, Biology, Calculus AB, Chemistry, 32, 45, 64, C, 27, 47, Broad • Basketball—Boys’ and Girls’ Chinese Comparative Government, • Crew Street Subway Chinese, Computer Science A, Computer • Cross-Country Science Principles, English Language & Composition, English Literature • Football & Composition, European History, • Golf Government & Politics, Physics B, • Lacrosse—Boys’ and Girls’ School Progress Report (SPR) Psychology, Spanish Language, Statistics, • Soccer—Boys’ and Girls’ Overall SPR U.S. History Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Softball • Dual Enrollment: On-site dual enrollment • Swimming program through Arcadia University Performance Tier by Domain: • Track and Field—Boys’ and Girls’ • Volleyball—Boys’ and Girls’ Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Partnerships: Overall SPR • Beat the Streets • Wrestling Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Fearless Athletics Climate...... Intervene • Fox Chase Cancer Center Writing Sample: • What does it mean to be a part of a College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • Lantern Theater and Hawthorne school community? Empowerment Coalition Achievement...... Reinforce • What do when I experience conflict? • Mazzoni Center Progress...... Reinforce • Why do I want to be a part of Academy at • Moonstone Daycare Palumbo’s school community? Climate...... Model • Phila. Gay Men’s Chorus College & Career...... Model • Philadelphia Dance Foundation

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 20 Arts Academy at Benjamin Rush High School (SA)

https://rush.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Rush Arts is based on the belief that the • Arden Theatre Company 11081 Knights Road arts provide an opportunity to develop • Astral Artists Philadelphia, PA 19154 intellectual growth and personal creativity as part of a rigorous academic curriculum. • Drexel University Department of Creative Principal: We emphasize the building of a reflective Arts Therapies Ms. Lori DeFields community of learners who are adaptive • Glen Ford on the Delaware [email protected] critical thinkers and creators while • Moore College of Art preparing our students for college and • National Dance Education Organization Phone: 215-400-3030 professional careers. Transdisciplinary • Opera Company of Philadelphia Fax: 215-400-3031 teaching and learning are applied in every classroom. Rush Arts prepares students to • PBS News Hour Student Enrollment: 625 become active members of a democratic • Philadelphia Young Playwrights society by fostering a culture of respect for • Tyler School of Art Admission Requirements: the various views of our diverse student • University of Pennsylvania Grades: population and encouraging student voice • WHYY in the pursuit of social justice. Grades: A’s and B’s on most recent • Women of Tomorrow final report card. Points of Pride: Local Norms: The Arts Academy was profiled in the Extracurricular Activities:b 80th Percentile or higher. Philadelphia Inquirer and gained national • Jazz Ensemble Attendance: recognition in sites such as ASCD’s • Math Club SmartBriefs and NCTE’s Inbox; First place Exemplary attendance & • Media Arts Club punctuality. award winner in the One Book, One Philadelphia Graphic Arts Contest; The • Model UN Behavior: David Drake Award for Excellence in • Quiz bowl No negative disciplinary reports. Ceramics; The People’s Choice Winner: • SPIRIT Club Additional Requirements: Philadelphia Museum of Art; Accolades • Stage Crew in the Philadelphia Sketch Club; First Successful in chosen • Student Government major (art, dance, music, or place winner in the Philadelphia Young theatre) required. Playwriting monologue contest; many • United Minority Council students participate in all-city orchestra • WHYY media lab and choir; Philadelphia Independence • Women of Tomorrow SEPTA Routes: Music Award for Sound 2019. • Yearbook 20, 67, 84 Courses & Program Highlights: • and much more Advanced Placement and honors courses: Sports Teams: Physics, English,US Government, Art, and Calculus. Varsity sports: Dual Enrollment Programs: Community • Baseball— Boys’ College of Philadelphia. • Basketball— Boys’ and Girls’ Electives offered: story casting (digital • Soccer­— Boys’ and Girls’ film making), creating writing, graphic arts, • Softball—Girls’ School Progress Report (SPR) media arts, dance technique, chamber • Volleyball— Girls’ Overall SPR singing, forensics, and much more. Performance Tier...... Reinforce

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 21 (NS)

https://bartram.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: John Bartram High School is a • Bartram Gardens 2401 S. 67 Street neighborhood school located in Southwest • College Access Philadelphia, PA 19142 Philadelphia, with approximately 600 • ELECT students in attendance. JBHS is a secure Principal: learning environment. As of the 2009–2010 • Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Timeka Ford-Smith school year, we were removed from the • Harcum Upward Bound [email protected] PA List of Persistently Dangerous Schools, • Horizon House a testament to the hard work of staff, • Jewish Family Svcs. Phone: 215-400-8100 parents, and students towards building • MARS Fax: 215-400-8101 a positive learning environment amidst the challenges typically associated with • Men of Bartram Student Enrollment: 523 operating in a low SES environment. We • Philadelphia DA’s Office take pride in the achievements of our • PHMC Admission Requirements: students and the opportunities available • Programs for employing people Residence within the school to them. catchment area. Admission for • SEMAAC students outside the catchment Points of Pride: • Southwest Epic Stakeholders area is based on space Meet the New John Bartram High • The Village availability and lottery. School! Academic, Climate, & Capital • Urban Nutrition Improvements… Feeder Schools: Extracurricular Activities: Comegys, Tilden, Longstreth, • 2 Million Dollar School Improvement Mitchell & Penrose Grant enhancing safety and instruction • Bartram Horticultural Society • 50% Hiring of New Highly Qualified & • Chess Club SEPTA Routes: Innovative Teaching Staff • Drama Club 11, 36, 108, G • New Library - Fall 2019 • National Honor Society • New MAC Computer Lab • Step Aerobics Club and Choir • New and Challenging Course Offerings • Block Instructional Rostering; Up to 32 HS Sports Teams: Credits Earned by Graduation • Badminton • WIFI & Electrical, Auditorium Upgrades • Baseball • 2 Million Dollar Athletic Complex; • Basketball—Boys’ and Girls’ Completion in Fall 2019 • Bowling • Freshman Academy- RELAY Model • Cheerleading • Technology Integration in Classroom • Cross Country—Co-ed • Blended Learning Instructional Model • Football • 65% Decrease in Out of School • Soccer—Boys’ and Girls’ Suspensions since the 2015 – 2016 SY • Softball • University of Pennsylvania Sponsored • Tennis—Boys’ Financial Literacy Program • Chess Team School Progress Report (SPR) • First Place Winner: Aspen Challenge 2017 Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Two-time Division Champion Football Team Performance Tier by Domain: Courses & Program Highlights: Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Small Learning Community: Overall SPR Ninth Grade Academy Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Watch Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 22 William W. Bodine H.S. for International Affairs(SA)

https://bodine.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: The mission of Bodine High School is to • International Student Exchange through 1101 North 4th Street provide our students with a comprehensive Citizens Diplomacy Initiative (Poland, Philadelphia, PA 19123 college preparatory education that enables Colombia, Japan, South Korea) young people to envision themselves as Principal: • Knowledge@Wharton informed citizens and caring leaders for • Philadelphia Futures Sponsor-A-Scholar Michele Wilson-Dawson our nation and the world. In partnership [email protected] with the World Affairs Council, Bodine • Philadelphia Mural Arts/ Restored Spaces promotes participation in student seminars, Project Phone: 215-400-7630 diplomatic and governmental simulations, • School Year Abroad Fax: 215-400-7631 student exchanges, travel abroad and • Seaport Museum SAILOR Program World Affairs Club speakers’ events. The Student Enrollment: 650 • Villanova VESTED and VIEW rigorous curriculum is delivered by a faculty • WHYY Flash Lab Media Program dedicated to the cultivation of the potential Admission Requirements: of each student, and the student body • Women of Tomorrow Grades: practices the motto, “harmony in diversity.” • World Affairs Council of Philadelphia All A’s and B’s in major subjects. Bodine fosters disciplined, ethical thinking, • Youth Volunteer Corps and the capacity to entertain multiple Standardized Test Scores: world views. Extracurricular Activities: 80% and above. Most recent standardized test percentile. Points of Pride: • Ambassador (yearbook) • Asian Students Association Attendance: Governor’s Award for highest student • Muslim Students Association Minimal lateness and absences. voter registration in 2019. One of 4 high 95% Attendance Rate from the schools to receive the District’s Peer • Christian Club previous school year. Leader Award in 2016; Annual Spring Trip • Anime Club Behavior: Abroad (China in 2017, Italy in 2018, Costa • GSA Rica 2019), Legislative, Executive and No suspensions, no behavior • Blueprint (literary magazine) comments on report card. Diplomatic tour of Washington, DC, Beijing Sisters Student Exchange, 2009 National • Youth Volunteer Corps Affiliate Additional Requirements: Blue Ribbon School; 2010 School District • Latino Culture Club –– 2 letters of reference from Vanguard School, Rated 1.1; Three Dr. • Mock Trial teachers, principals, or a person Ruth Wright Hayre Teachers of the Year in • Robotics Team in a leadership position. three consecutive years; Lindback Teacher • National Honor Society –– Essay: Why do you wish to Award 2018 and 2019; 98% Graduation attend William W. Bodine for Rate and 99% college acceptance rate; • Debate Team International Affairs? 2009 Host to former Secretary of State, • Student Government Association Dr. Condoleeza Rice; 2010 Host to Deputy • World Affairs Club Secretary of Education, Tony Miller; International Baccalaureate School since SEPTA Routes: Varsity Sports Teams: 2005; 16 PIAA Interscholastic sports teams, • Baseball Girard Street Trolley, Extra-curricular academic teams and • Boys’ and Girls’ Basketball Market-Frankford El cultural clubs; 100-hour minimum service requirement for all students. • Boys’ and Girls’ Soccer • Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis School Progress Report (SPR) Courses & Program Highlights: • Boys’ and Girls’ Volleyball Overall SPR Premier International Baccalaureate • Cheerleading Performance Tier...... Reinforce Diploma Program in the City that features • Co-ed Cross Country multiple academic courses that offer • Co-ed Track & Field Performance Tier by Domain: college credit. Among the highest diploma award rates in the City of Philadelphia. • Football (Mastbaum High School) Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Advanced Placement Courses: • Girls’ Badminton Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch • Calculus A-B • Golf Climate...... Intervene • Environmental Science • Softball Performance Tier by Domain: College & Career...... tbd • Physics Writing Sample: Achievement...... Watch • Why do you wish to attend William W. Progress...... Watch Bodine for International Affairs? Climate...... Model College & Career...... Reinforce

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 23 Building 21 (CW)

https://building21.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Other Electives Building 21 seeks to reimagine high school • Arts and Animation 6501 Limekiln Pike to meet the present needs and the future • Cosmetology Philadelphia, PA 19138 goals of all learners by empowering • Dance students to connect with their passions and • Girls Group Principal: build agency (skills, capacity and mindset) Ayris Colvin, M.Ed to impact their world. Building 21 utilizes a • Improv/drama [email protected] competency-based progression model that • Male Empowerment Group enables students to evidence their learning • Mentoring Phone: 215-400-7450 in a variety of ways including project-based • Music Production Fax: 215-400-7451 and blended learning. Building 21 seeks to personalize learning and to connect Partnerships: Student Enrollment: 365 students with college and career pathways • Adam Twersky and Immersive XR throughout high school. Admission Requirements: • Deloitte LLC Citywide, non-criteria admissions Points of Pride: • Eat.Right.Now requirements, with a 60% • Small Size • JEVS Human Services neighborhood preference. Other 40% of students travel from all • Personalized Learning Environment • Sean Tate over the city. • Project-Based Learning, Real World • SMP Architects, Learning, and Student Voice • Sterling Baltimore SEPTA Routes: • Advisory program • TechSmartKids Routes 6, 8, 16, 18, 22, 26, 55, 80 • Internships • Vetri Community Partnership and Broad Street Lines • Community Partnerships Our higher education partners include: • Dual Enrollment • Community College of Philadelphia • 1:1 Technology Model • Drexel University • LaSalle University Courses & Program Highlights: • Orleans Technical College College and Career Readiness • Penn State University Course Offerings: • Temple University • Foundations I • The University of the Arts • Junior Seminar • Villanova University • Senior Seminar • SAT Prep Extracurricular Activities: • Writing Workshop After school programs through Pathway Elective Courses Education Plus Health • Arts Design and Communication • Anime ––Creative Writing • College and career planning ––Yearbook • Culinary club • Business • Dance ––Personal Finance • Poetry & creative writing School Progress Report (SPR) ––Entrepreneurship • Science Overall SPR • Tech services/IT Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Law and Human Services ––Contemporary Issues • and more ––Sociology Performance Tier by Domain: Sports Teams: ––Youth Court Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Boys’ sports: Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Overall SPR • STEM Track and Field Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene ––Engineering • Girls’ sports: Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Climate...... Intervene ––AP Computer Science Track and Field College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 24 George Washington Carver HS of Engineering and Science (SA)

https://hses.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: George Washington Carver High • ACE Mentoring 1600 West Norris Street School of Engineering and Science is a • Arts Sanctuary at Church of the Advocate Philadelphia, PA 19121 small, magnet school grades 7-12 for • Columbia University-Teachers’ College academically talented and motivated Principal: students interested in the sciences, • Outward Bound Experiences Program Dr. Ted Domers mathematics, engineering, technology, • Drexel University [email protected] and medicine. We are committed to • Mighty Writers providing a rigorous curriculum with a • Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Phone: 215-400-7380 focus in these areas, enriched by related • Steppingstone Scholars Fax: 215-400-7381 extra-curricular opportunities. Our goals are to prepare our students with the • Temple U Upward Bound Student Enrollment: 900 academic and personal skills for collegiate • U.S. Army Corps of Engineers success and to empower our students • University of Pennsylvania Admission Requirements: with the social and leadership skills to be Grades: lifelong learners and productive citizens. Extracurricular Activities: A’s and B’s in all subjects on the most recent final report card. Points of Pride: • Anime Club • Nat'l Honor Society • Band • Nat'l Society of Black Standardized Test Scores: City Leader based on SDP School Progress Report in 2018; PA Department of • Chess Club Engineers 85th Percentile or higher on Education Distinguished School 2016-7; • Choir • NAVSEA Robotics the PSSA Test in Reading and • Cyber Security Competition Mathematics. PA Department of Education, Governor’s Award for Academic Excellence, 2013; • Dance Team • Peer Mediation Attendance: U.S. Department of Education Blue Ribbon • Debate • Robotics 95% attendance during the School of Excellence, 2008; Middle States • Envirothon • SLAM Poetry Club previous school year. Association of Secondary Schools and • Journalism • Student Government • Mock Trial • Techn. Student Assoc. Behavior: Colleges accreditation granted April 2010; Distinguished by Philadelphia Magazine as • Nat'l Beta • Technology Team No negative disciplinary reports Society • Yearbook on most recent final report card. a “Best High School” in 2012; Recognized by U.S. News and World Report in the “Best Additional Requirements: High Schools in the U.S.” in 2012-2019. Varsity Sports Teams: Writing sample required. Class of 2019 earned 17.2 million dollars in • Badminton college scholarships; College credit through • Baseball SEPTA Routes: Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ 29 2, C, Broad Street Subway programs; 100% college acceptance rate; • Bowling Carver HSES Annual College Day hosting 60 colleges and universities for a fair and a • Cheerleading college visit for all students in grades 7-10; • Cross Country outstanding student attendance rates (95- • Football (partnered) 97%); Qualified for national competitions in • Soccer Robotics, Engineering Design, Underwater • Softball Robotics, Mock Trial, and Quiz Bowl; 26 Varsity, JV, and Middle School sports teams. • Swimming (regional) • Tennis—Girls’ and Boys’ School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Courses & Program Highlights: • Track and Field—Co-ed Performance Tier...... Reinforce Programs: Bio-Medical; Pre-Engineering; • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ Environmental Science; Psychology Writing Sample: Performance Tier by Domain: Advanced Placement Courses: Biology; One page written or typed answering the Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Calculus AB; Calculus BC; Chemistry; Computer Science A; Computer Science following questions: Overall SPR • Who am I? Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Model Principles; English Literature and • What do I hope to accomplish Climate...... Intervene Composition; Environmental Science; Government; Microeconomics; Physics; in high school? College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Psychology; Research; Seminar; Statistics; • What can I contribute to my high school? Achievement...... Reinforce U.S. History; World History Dual Enrollment Programs: Temple Progress...... Model University; Community College of Climate...... Model Philadelphia; U. Sciences. College & Career...... Model

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 25 Central High School (SA)

https://centralhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: To prepare each student for the rigors • Arts activities and classes: Vocal music 1700 W. Olney Ave. of higher education. Building upon the classes or ensemble; choir; instrumental Philadelphia, PA 19141 school’s diversity, we aim to prepare music classes; jazz; orchestra; other students to contribute and thrive in a instrumental classes; theater instruction; Principal: heterogeneous world. We will enable school plays; school musicals; visual arts Timothy J. McKenna, President students to develop problem-solving instruction; film. [email protected] skills, a lifelong passion for learning, • Foreign languages: Chinese, French, and aspirations to be thoughtful Italian, Latin, Spanish Phone: 215-400-3590 leaders of their generation. Fax: 215-400-3591 • AP courses: Studio Art, Biology, Calculus Points of Pride: AB, Calculus BC, Chemistry, Chinese Student Enrollment: 2,326 Language & Culture, English Language • Central’s most recent graduating class & Composition, English Literature & (the 278th) earned over $23.6 million in Admission Requirements: Composition, Environmental Science, scholarships, prizes and awards. European History, French Language & Grades: • 95% of our 100 professional staff hold a Culture, Government & Politics, Human As and Bs, with the possible Master’s degree or higher. Geography, Italian Language & Culture, exception of one C, in major • World renowned Music Department Microeconomics, Music Theory, Physics 1, subjects on most recent final Physics 2, Physics C, Psychology, Seminar, report card. • Science Research Team participated in 6 different national and local Science Fairs Spanish Language & Culture, Statistics, Standardized Test Scores: and brought home 81 awards. U.S. History, World History 88th percentile or above • Art Department had over 20 students • International Baccalaureate Program above in Math and Reading on standardized tests. recognized for their talents, accomplish- ments, and outstanding leadership in the Partnerships: Attendance: visual and performing arts. • Albert Einstein Medical Center Excellent attendance • Dual Enrollment Programs: LaSalle • American Poetry Review and punctuality. University and Temple University. • Associated Alumni Behavior: • Measures for positive, safe learning: • Fox Chase Cancer Center No negative disciplinary reports. The school is committed to sustaining • Home and School Association an environment free of harassment, Additional Requirements: bullying, and discrimination. It promotes • Lantern Theater Writing sample required. a positive school culture that encourages • Student Voices interpersonal and intergroup respect SEPTA Routes: among students and between students Extracurricular Activities: 6, 8, 16, 18, 22, 26, 55, L, Broad and staff. Extensive club program includes at least Street subway Accreditations/awards: 80 different interests, and students can • 2017-18 Central High School was pursue activities before and after school • awarded by the SDP the “City Leader” Extensive music and art program (traveling award for our SPR. to many different countries, winning • 2016 Recognized as the Most Diverse multiple awards) • Science research Public High School in America by program • Creative writing opportunities, NICHE.com. including yearbook, newspaper, Mirror and Mosaic literary magazines • Video • Drama • 2014-2018 Chairman Award Winner in School Progress Report (SPR) • Debate • Mock trial • Departmental and Robotics – World Championship Qualifier. Overall SPR student-supervised tutoring options • Class Performance Tier...... Reinforce • 2013-2014 Governor’s Award for and schoolwide governmental activities Excellence in Academics (Pennsylvania) • Parent involvement: Home & School Performance Tier by Domain: • 2011-2012 Blue Ribbon High School Association, School Advisory Council (only school in Commonwealth of Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Pennsylvania). Sports Teams: Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Model • Title I School of Excellence- Pennsylvania Boys’ sports: Baseball, Basketball, Climate...... Intervene Dept. of Education School of Inspiration- Bowling, Cross Country, Football, College Board. Golf, Indoor Track & Field, College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • National School of Secondary Excellence- Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, Track & Achievement...... Model U.S. Dept. of Education Newsweek Field, Volleyball, Wrestling Progress...... Model magazine and U.S. News magazine Girls’ sports: Basketball, Cheerleading, recognition for all years in program. Field Hockey, Golf, Indoor Track Climate...... Model & Field, Lacrosse, Soccer, Softball, College & Career...... Model Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 26 (CW)

https://constitutionhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Our college preparatory academic • African American Museum 18 S. Seventh Street program revolves around the themes • Arcadia University dual enrollment Philadelphia, PA 19106 of ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP, KNOWLEDGE • Ballard Spahr law firm OF HISTORY, and DEMOCRATIC Principal: DELIBERATION. We prepare students • Drexel University Brianna Robb-Dunn to become society’s next generation of • Gilder Lehrman Institute of American [email protected] leaders for social change and justice. History • The History Channel Phone: 215-400-7850 Points of Pride: • Independence Branch of the Philadelphia Fax: 215-400-7851 • Only history-themed high school in Library Pennsylvania Student Enrollment: 372 • National Constitution Center • Located in historical district • National Historical Archives Admission Requirements: • 1,500 student applicants for 100 openings • • 100% acceptance rate to college Students who have a strong • Philadelphia Museum at Atwater Kent motivation to be challenged • Partnerships with the National • Temple University Constitution Center, Gilder Lehrman academically and who • University of Pennsylvania are interested in a college Institute of American History, Ballard preparatory academic Spahr law firm and The History Channel Extracurricular Activities: • Located nearby Independence Hall program that focuses on • Dance Club law, history, and public policy • School governance modeled after United are welcome to apply. States Constitution • Debate • Fashion Show All applicants will be required to • Service Learning requirement interview to demonstrate their • National History Day city, state and • History Club interest in the program with an national finalists • Jr. ROTC appreciation for history and an • City as a campus approach • Martial Arts understanding of the democratic • Award winning Mock Trial and • Mock Trial principles embodied in the Debate teams • Multicultural Club United States Constitution. • Championship Boys Basketball • National History Day SEPTA Routes: • Newspaper All Market Street bus routes Courses & Program Highlights: • School Government Market- Frankford El, Market • College Prep Curriculum • Sci-Fi Club East Regional Rail • Advanced Placement Courses: • Science Fair English Literature and Composition; • Yearbook Environmental Science; United States History; World History; US Government; Psychology; Spanish Literature Sports Teams: • Unique social studies curriculum: The At Constitution: Constitution; Historiography; AP social • Basketball—Boys & Girls studies class for all 11th graders; World • Bowling—Co-ed History/ International Studies; social • Cheerleading School Progress Report (SPR) studies electives • Cross Country—Co-ed Overall SPR • Required Service learning for all students • Softball Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Track and Field—Co-ed • Volleyball—Boys & Girls Performance Tier by Domain: At Benjamin Franklin: Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Baseball Overall SPR Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch • Basketball Girls Climate...... Intervene • Football • Soccer—Boys & Girls College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Watch Climate...... Model College & Career...... Reinforce

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 27 Creative and Performing Arts High School (CAPA)(SA)

https://capa.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: The mission of the High School for • The Block Church 901 S. Broad Street Creative and Performing Arts is to nurture • The Kimmel Center Philadelphia, PA 19147 the creative talents and aspirations • Pennsylvania Music Educators Association of its students within an academic/ • Philadelphia Department of Recreation Principal: arts college preparatory program. In a Joanne G. Beaver, MA. ED multicultural environment, we provide a • Philadelphia Orchestra [email protected] comprehensive and sequenced program • Philadelphia Theater Company of study in seven arts disciplines, as • Temple University 215-400-8140 Phone: well as rigorous pre-college academic • Young Playwrights, Inc. Fax: 215-400-8141 instruction across the curriculum. Our graduates will demonstrate a mastery Extracurricular Activities: of defined skills that enable them to be Student Enrollment: 750 productive, self-directed, lifelong learners, • Book Club who appreciate and respect diversity. • Down to Earth Environmental Club Admission Requirements: • Film Club Grades: Points of Pride: • Gay-Straight Alliance A’s and B’s in major subjects with Annual participation in the Channel 6 • Gospel Choir the exception of one C on the Day Parade; Instrumental • Intramural Sports most recent final report card. students participate in district, state • Jazz Ensemble Local Norms: and regional orchestras and bands; 99% graduation rate; 97% college acceptance • Mock Trial 80th Percentile or higher. rate; Vocal music students perform • My Vision Theater Club Attendance: during annual holiday events and special • National Honor Society celebrations throughout the city and region. Exemplary attendance & • Student Council punctuality (no more than Theater students provide interactive, 8 absences; no more than 8 literacy-focused theater activities for • Tech Crew instances of lateness) on most elementary students; Award-winning recent final report card. visual artwork produced for School Sports Teams: Behavior: District annual art displays and at various • Basketball—Boys’ No negative disciplinary reports prominent venues around the city; Dance • Cross Country—Co-ed on most recent final report card. students win annual scholarships at • Softball—Girls’ national/international dance competitions; Additional Requirements: Annual spring musical. 2019 recipient • Volleyball—Boys’ Successful audition in the chosen of The Independence Awards for High • Volleyball—Girls’ art field. School Musicals: Best Musical, Best Scenic Design and Best Orchestra. Recognized by Philadelphia Magazine as one of the “Top SEPTA Routes: City Schools.” Among the eight School Broad Street Subway, Bus Routes District of Philadelphia High Schools named 4, 27, 32 on the “Best High Schools in Pennsylvania” ranking by U.S News and World Report, The Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts ranked third among all School Progress Report (SPR) district schools in the city. Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Reinforce Courses & Program Highlights: • Approved CTE Program: Digital Media Performance Tier by Domain: Production Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Advanced Placement Courses: Biology; Overall SPR English Language and Composition; Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Reinforce English Literature and Composition; Climate...... Intervene Music Theory; World History, American History, Government, and more. Performance Tier by Domain: College & Career...... tbd • Art Majors: Theater; Dance; Instrumental Achievement...... Watch Music; Vocal Music; Visual Arts; Creative Writing, Media Arts Progress...... Watch • Honors Courses: offered in all core Climate...... Model subjects beginning in ninth grade. College & Career...... Reinforce

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 28 Murrell Dobbins Technical High School (CW)

https://dobbins.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Extracurricular Activities: The mission of Dobbins Technical High • Film Club 2150 W. Lehigh Avenue School is to prepare our students for an • Future Business Leaders of America Philadelphia, PA 19132 evolving global marketplace through • National Honor Society rigorous academic, career, and technical Principal: instruction; allow for intellectual and • Poetry Club Dr. Toni Damon personal growth in a diverse and • Robotics Club [email protected] challenging environment, providing a • Skills USA broad array of academic and career- • Student Government Phone: 215-400-7050 oriented programs designed to connect • Technology Club Fax: 215-400-7051 directly to the real world; and provide academic and career-based skills Student Enrollment: 606 needed to pursue higher education Sports Teams: or a career in a competitive global • Badminton Admission Requirements: market, all with the goal of graduating • Baseball Students who have strong productive and contributing citizens. • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ motivation to be challenged Points of Pride: • Bowling academically and have an • Cheerleading • Honor Roll Assembly interest in learning about their • Cross Country chosen career and technical field • National Honor Society Inductees • Football are welcome to apply. • Pinning Ceremony • Soccer All students interested in • Quarterly Perfect Attendance Assembly • Softball attending Dobbins must • Robotics Club • Tennis participate in an interview • Xerox Internship accompanied by a • Track and Field parent/guardian. Courses & Program Highlights: • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ SEPTA Routes: Approved CTE Programs: (citywide access, based on space availability) 33, 54 • Barbering • Biotechnology • Business Administration • Computer Systems Networking • Cosmetology • Culinary Arts • Digital Media Production • Facility and Property Maintenance • Fashion Design • Graphic Design • Sports Marketing and Management

School Progress Report (SPR) Partnerships: Overall SPR • Allegheny West Foundation Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Deliverance Evangelistic Church • Health Partners Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Watch College & Career...... Reinforce

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 29 Thomas A. Edison H.S./John C. Fareira Skills Center (NS)

https://edison.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: Thomas Edison High School and John Advanced Placement Courses: 151 West Luzerne Street C. Fareira Skills Center is a school that • Chemistry Philadelphia, PA 19140 offers multiple pathways to achievement • English Literature and Composition through Career and Technical Education Principal: • English Language and Composition (CTE) programs in a variety of professional • Environmental Science Awilda Ortiz areas, allowing our students to acquire [email protected] both technical (hands-on) and academic • Spanish Language and Culture skills leading to an industry-recognized • Statistics Phone: 215-400-3900 credential or certificate in addition to the • United States Government and Politics Fax: 215-400-3901 student’s high school diploma. We currently Approved CTE Programs educate over 1,000 students, providing (see list in blue column, left) Student Enrollment: 1,053 equity and excellence. Edison embraces a Other highlights: philosophy of greatness with no excuses Classroom Arts Major program, Credit Admission Requirements: in a school where all students learn and Recovery Model, Dual-Immersion Spanish Residence within the school reach academic proficiency. See a bit of it Program, Full School-Wide Technology catchment area. Admission for in action here: https://www.youtube.com/ Integration, Graduation Project-Based students outside the catchment watch?time_continue=6&v=onu55h3A06E. area is based on space Learning Experience, JROTC, National availability and lottery. Vision: Edison High School envisions Honor Society, Peer Mediation/Peer Group students and parents actively engaged in Connections, Pre-school Demonstration, Citywide Access Programs: learning while feeling valued as citizens of School Advisory Council ESOL/Bilingual Approved CTE Programs (citywide our local and global community. Program, Welding Training Site access, based on space availability): Mission: At Edison/Fareira High School, we –– Autobody Collision Repair will maximize the potential of all students Partnerships: –– Automotive Technology by providing them with the academic and ASPIRA, Congreso de Latinos Unidos, Peer social skills necessary for every student Group Connections, PHENND, ASAP, Temple –– Cosmetology to succeed. We will continue to set high University, Phila. District Attorney’s Office, –– Culinary Arts expectations for students, deliver quality Phila. Anti-Violence Network, Communities –– Electrical & Power Transmission classroom instruction by teachers, and in Schools, Bright Futures, Pre- School, –– Film and Video Production give parents tools to help them become Education Works, Hispanic Chamber of –– Graphic Design active participants in the education of Commerce, CTE-Industry Matches, GEAR UP their children. Through our emphasis on –– Health Related Technologies technology, inquiry-based learning, and Extracurricular Activities: –– Logistics, Materials and Supply vocational skills, we are preparing students Art with Heart • BETA Club • Book Club Chain Management for both further education and entry into • Chess • Dance Line • Debate • DECA • –– Plumbing Technology the employment market. We strive to grow Drama Society • EARTH Squad Robotics –– Welding Technology the community leaders of tomorrow, today. • Edison Broadcasting Network (EBN) • Fashion Forward • Flag Line and Major- Points of Pride: ettes • Freelance Designs • Future Business Feeder Schools: Students take pride in the expansive Leaders of America (FBLA) • Gay Straight Aspira Stetson, Clemente, grounds of 26 acres, which include a track, Alliance (GSA) • Glee Club • Healthy You, DeBurgos, Potter-Thomas, outdoor basketball and tennis courts, an Positive Energy (HYPE) • InterAct/Rotary Muñoz Marin outdoor lunch space, alongside baseball, Club • Movie Club • Mu Alpha Theta (Math School Progress Report (SPR) soccer, and football fields. A pond on the Club) • Peer Group Connections • Pep Overall SPR SEPTA Routes: campus provides additional beauty and an Squad • Poetry • Publications • Science Performance Tier...... Reinforce 47, 56, 57 educational site for ecological studies. Scholars Discovery Club • Scrabble • Skills USA • Society of Engineers • Student Coun- Other Points of Pride: Full Service Student- cil • Students Run Philly Style • Technology Performance Tier by Domain: Managed Restaurant, Chateau Luzerne; Support • Yearbook • Youth Court • Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Memorial Day Program for Veterans of the Overall SPR Vietnam War; Health Partners Foundation; Progress...... Model Sports Teams: Performance Tier...... Intervene Perfect Attendance Program; Student • Badminton—Girls’ Climate...... Intervene Organized Memorial Garden; Young Artist • Baseball College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: City-wide Art Exhibition; Annual Special Olympics Spring Competition; PA Special • Basketball—Boys’ and Girls’ Achievement...... Intervene Olympics Unified Soccer Championship • Football Progress...... Intervene Game; CRED Philly Publication Exhibit • Soccer “Top Pick”; College Knowledge Bowl • Softball Competition; National DECA Competition, Climate...... Intervene • Volleyball—Boys’ and Girls’ CTSO competitions across Career and College & Career...... Intervene Technical Education courses, Skills USA • Wrestling

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 30 Samuel S. Fels High School (NS)

https://fels.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Advanced Placement Courses: Our Mission: • Computer Science 5500 Langdon Street • English Literature and Composition Philadelphia, PA 19124 Fels High School is a team of educators, staff, and community partners working • Environmental Science Principal: together to establish excellence and • Statistics Lillian Izzard equity for all learners. Our mission • US Government [email protected] for our students is learning through a • US History connected system of core values, relevant life experiences, and purposeful and Dual Enrollment Program: Phone: 215-400-7100 • Community College of Philadelphia Fax: 215-400-7101 differentiated learning opportunities. Our vision: Student Enrollment: 988 Fostering an environment that Extracurricular Activities: Empowers students and parents to • Academic Tutoring Admission Requirements: Leverage trusting relationships leading to • Band Residence within the school Social and academic success catchment area. Admission for • Choir students outside the catchment Points of Pride: • Dance area is based on space availability • Debate Club and lottery. • Brand new $85 million facility with a beautiful campus • Drill Team Feeder Schools: • Olympic- size swimming pool • Drum Line Universal Creighton, Finletter, • State of the art gymnasium • Mock Trial Franklin, Grover Washington, • Television studio • National Honor Society Harding • Dance studio • Peer Mediation • Promethean boards in every classroom • Student Government SEPTA Routes: • Theater 19, 24, 26, 67 • Nine fully equipped science labs • Interscholastic Sports Programs Sports Teams: Citywide Access Program: • Honors classes in all core subjects • Badminton (Citywide) (based on space availability) • AP classes in English and Physics • Baseball –– The Art School • Active Home and School Association • Basketball—Boys’ and Girls’ and • Newly formed drum line Intramural • Award winning drill team • Bowling • Performing Arts program • Cheerleading Courses & Program Highlights: • Cross Country • Football Citywide access Arts School: September 2013 was the first year that students from • Soccer—Boys’ around the city applied to audition for the • Softball new Arts School. The program accepts • Track students who want to pursue coursework • Volleyball in vocal music, instrumental music, theater, School Progress Report (SPR) dance, and visual arts. Interested applicants Overall SPR must have no suspensions on file for the Performance Tier...... Reinforce past two years, good attendance, and grades to include nothing less than “C” Performance Tier by Domain: during their 7th grade year. Transfer School Progress Report (SPR) students from other high schools must Achievement...... Watch have nothing less than “C” on final quarter Overall SPR from most recent report card. Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Watch College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 31 (NS)

https://frankfordhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Electives: Air Systems, Astronomy, Earth Frankford High School is a collaborative Science, Aviation, Aviation Law, Intro to 5000 Oxford Avenue setting engaging all stakeholders in an Flight, Meteorology, Computer Science, Philadelphia, PA 19124 inspirational and respectful learning Personal Finance, Sports Marketing, environment that prepares students Visual Arts, Videography, Photography, Principal: to be productive global citizens. Robotics, Film, Ceramics, Guitar, Dr. J. Calderone Percussion, Band, Vocal Music, Choir, [email protected] Points of Pride: Modern Band, Musical Theater, JROTC, This year we are most proud to announce Culinary, Drama, Unified Sports, Fiction, Phone: 215-400-7200 that our first cohort of students in our new Environmental Science, Film, Criminal Fax: 215-400-7201 Aviation Program will begin their paths Law, Yoga, SAT Prep (Math and English) toward becoming certified pilots by the Student Enrollment: 975 time they graduate from Frankford. Partnerships: Home of: ArtistYear • College MAP, sponsored Admission Requirements: • Championship athletic teams by Ernst & Young • Communities in Residence within the school in badminton, football, soccer, Schools of Philadelphia • Frankford Boys catchment area. Admission baseball, basketball, field hockey and and Girls Club • GEAR-UP • Philadelphia for students outside the cheerleading. Most recently, the Boys Futures • Relay GSE • Temple University: catchment area is based Baseball Team followed up their 2017 Upward Bound Program, College on space availability. City Championship run with a third Pathways • Warren E. Smith (WES) consecutive Public League Championship. behavioral health organization Feeder Schools: Bridesburg, Harding, Juniata Park • Many outstanding scholars including two Superbowl Champions: of Extracurricular Activities: Academy, Hopkinson, Stearne, • Band Ziegler and Phila CS for Arts the Super Bowl Champion New Orleans • PEER GROUP at Edmunds Saints —a graduate of the class of 2001 • Chess CONNECTIONS and the recipient of the 2010 Pioneer • Choir • Red Cross Club Award—and Zaire Anderson of the • Computer Club • Robotics Club Citywide Access Programs: Denver Broncos (based on space availability) • Dance Team • School Musical • Unique treasures such as an award- –– Aviation • Debate Team • Science Club –– Culinary Arts winning Culinary Arts Department, featured in the documentary “Pressure • Drama • Social Media Club –– Hospitality and Tourism Cooker” and on the Rachael Ray Show in • Drumline • Spanish Club Management (SY 20-21) May 2010 • Environmental Club • Sports Media Club –– JROTC • The only functioning pipe organ in the • JROTC • Student Government School District of Philadelphia • LQBTQ Alliance Association SEPTA Routes: • Award-winning JROTC program. • Students Run Philly Style EL, R, 67, 75, K, J, 3, 5, and 24 • National Honor • Video Game Club Courses & Program Highlights: Society • Marching Band • Yearbook Citywide Admission: • Aviation Sports Teams: • Culinary Arts • Badminton (citywide) • Hospitality and Tourism Management (Coming in 2020-2021) • Baseball—Varsity and JV School Progress Report (SPR) • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’, Varsity and JV Overall SPR • JROTC Performance Tier...... Reinforce Advanced Placement Courses: • Bowling—Coed (citywide) • Biology • Cheerleading (citywide) • Cross Country—Co-ed Performance Tier by Domain: • English Literature and Composition • Football—Varsity and JV Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • US Government Overall SPR • US History • Lacrosse—Girls’ and Boys’ Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene • Soccer—Girls’ and Boys’ Honors courses: offered in all major Climate...... Intervene subjects. • Softball—Varsity and JV College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Dual Enrollment Program: Community • Tennis—Girls’ and Boys’ Achievement...... Intervene College of Philadelphia • Track—Co-ed • Volleyball—Girls’ Progress...... Intervene • Wrestling—Co-ed Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 32 Benjamin Franklin High School (NS)

https://www.philasd.org/bfhs/ Mission & Approach to Learning: • Computer Aided Drafting and Design Benjamin Franklin High School is a collab- • Facility and Property Maintenance 550 N. Broad Street orative community of diverse students, • Honors classes offered in preparation for Philadelphia, PA 19130 dedicated educators, supportive families Advanced Placement courses. and engaged community stakeholders. The • Life Skills and Autistic Support programs Principal: school community recognizes each student Dr. Christine Borelli as an individual and strives to empower all • Ninth Grade Academy where all new 9th [email protected] students to identify and achieve their full graders have staff & assistant principal intellectual and social potential. Students dedicated to their success! Phone: 215-400-7600 who graduate from Benjamin Franklin High • Precision Machine Tool Technology Fax: 215-400-7601 School will be motivated, confident, accept- • Welding Technology. This 3 year program ing of self and others and will actively apply of study will provide eligible students Student Enrollment: 547 their skills to their post high school college, with a one of a kind learning experience career or military pathways in order to that provides practical, hands-on learning Admission Requirements: become lifelong learners and productive and certifications in: Computer Aided Residence within the school members of the community. Drafting & Design (CADD), Industrial catchment area. Admission for Property & Maintenance, Welding and students outside the catchment Points of Pride: Blueprint Reading. area is based on space Technology--25 classrooms with interactive availability and lottery. panel boards, 2 Mac & 2 PC computer labs, Partnerships: laptop carts on each floor of the school, Community College of Philadelphia • Feeder Schools: and 10 Chromebooks in each classroom • Bache-Martin, Waring, Dunbar, Temple University • WHYY • Gear-Up Outstanding sports teams • 2014-15 PIAA College Preparatory Program • Philadelphia Kearny, Spring Garden, Morris, 4A Public League Football Champions • Meade, McCall, Greenfield Young Playwrights • Women of Tomorrow Two world languages offered: Spanish and • Project Pride • Internships through CTE French • Cultural diversity encouraged and (some paid!) • Upward Bound • Teen Septa Routes: demonstrated among students • Highly 2, 43, 61, C, Broad Street Subway Wellness Center • ELECT for pregnant and qualified teachers of diverse backgrounds parenting teens • Homeless Initiative - Teen instruct every course • Only Navy JROTC Evolution Program • Outward Bound Citywide Access Programs: in The School District of Philadelphia • Art –– Computer Aided and music humanities courses offered for Extracurricular Activities: Drafting and Design all students • WHYY media lab is on-site for • Art Club –– Culinary Arts news broadcasting • Wide array of extra- • Chess Club –– Facility and Property curricular activities including: Philadelphia Maintenance Student Union, Art Club, Chess Club, Green • Debate Club –– Precision Machine Tool Club, Journalism Club, JROTC Color Guard, • Drama Club Technology Coded by Kids, Yearbook, Debate, Drama • • JROTC Color Guard Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering • Philadelphia Student Union (city-wide) –– Welding Technology Technology Program • Culinary Arts’ Cafe, The Franklin Stove, open 5 days a week • • Student Newspaper Monthly Green Zone activities and quarterly • Yearbook Mission & Approach to trips to celebrate attendance and academics • Regular field trips: Philadelphia Art Mu- Varsity Sports Teams: seum, college fairs, college tours, Franklin • Baseball School Progress Report (SPR) Institute, Philadelphia Zoo, Constitution • Basketball– Girls’ & Boys Overall SPR Center, Penn Museum, CTE locations. Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Cheerleading Courses & Program Highlights: • Football • Soccer Performance Tier by Domain: Approved CTE Programs (Citywide Access): • Softball– Girls’ Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) (Citywide access is based on space availability) Overall SPR • Track (Indoor and Outdoor) Progress...... Model • Culinary Arts and related hospitality fields. Performance Tier...... Intervene (Grades 10 through 12) A 3-year academ- • Volleyball– Girls’ Climate...... Intervene ic curriculum that includes emphasis on College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: careers in lodging, commercial, hotel and institutional food service, as well as Achievement...... Intervene travel and tourism. Program support is Progress...... Intervene provided by the Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority and Community College Climate...... Intervene of Philadelphia. Students can also obtain industry certification after two College & Career...... Intervene consecutive years.

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 33 Franklin Learning Center High School (SA)

https://flc.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: 616 North 15th Street FLC’s Vision: In a small individualized • The Annenberg Science Symposium at Philadelphia, PA 19130 student-centered style, FLC develops Lankenau Hospital young adults who are college and • Computer and business partnerships Principal: career ready, as well as active socially (Glaxo Smith Kline) Nicole Lee conscious citizens who are successful • Gift of Life Donor Program [email protected] in their professional pursuits. • Health science partnerships (Thomas FLC’s Mission: Franklin Learning Jefferson Hospital and Drexel University) Phone: 215-400-7570 Center is a magnet school committed Fax: 215-400-7571 to providing rigorous academic and • Local universities and law firms professional readiness programs through • Performing arts partnerships Student Enrollment: 875 interdisciplinary study and close-knit • Red Cross learning communities. FLC provides • Student internships Admission Requirements: opportunities for students interested in Grades: professional careers in visual arts, business Extracurricular Activities: Grades: A’s and B’s with the technology, computer science, public • Choir and Instrumental Music possible exception of one C in health, performing arts and college major subjects on most recent • Future Business Leaders of America final report card. preparatory study. FLC students engage with the cultural heritage of Philadelphia • HOSA Local Norms: and the world at large. • Mock Trial Proficient or Advanced on Math and Reading PSSA. Points of Pride: • Musical Theater • National Honor Society Attendance: Title I Distinguished Reward Level School; • Red Cross Club Exemplary record with no State Level Distinction for Mock Trial; unexcused absences. competitive Cheerleading squad; National • Science Fair Club Behavior: Finalists in HOSA Competitions; Nationally • Student Government recognized, twice, as a Blue Ribbon School • Yearbook Club No negative disciplinary reports. of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Additional Requirements: Education; Three state HOSA officers in Sports Teams: the last 5 years; Only Medical Assisting –– Auditions required for Music • Badminton—Girls’ and Dance. program in City of Philadelphia. • Baseball –– Portfolio presentation required for Arts Majors. Courses & Program Highlights: • Basketball—Boys’ JV • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity –– Interviews required for Medical Approved CTE Programs: Business Assisting, College Prep, Computer Administration and Medical/Clinical • Cheerleading Science, and Business. Assistant • Cross Country—Co-ed –– 4 Year New Learner’s Academy, Advanced Placement Courses: Biology; • Football—Varsity students placed through the Calculus; Computer Science; English • Golf—Co-ed Multilingual office. Language and Composition; English Literature and Composition; US History; • Soccer US Government and Politics; Studio Art • Softball SEPTA Routes: Drawing and Physics. • Track and Field—Co-ed 2, 23, 43, Broad Street Subway Dual Enrollment Programs: Arcadia • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity School Progress Report (SPR) University, Community College • other sports may be available through Overall SPR of Philadelphia partnerships with other schools Performance Tier...... Reinforce School Programs: Art; Computer Science; College Prep; Dance; Instrumental Performance Tier by Domain: and Vocal Music (Non-music majors are offered the opportunity to Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) participate in instrumental music Progress...... Model Overall SPR lessons during and after school) Performance Tier...... Watch Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Reinforce Climate...... Model College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 34 Horace (NS)

https://furness.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: The Furness High School vision is to foster • La Puerta Abierta 1900 South 3rd Street a safe and diverse school community in • Migrant Education Philadelphia, PA 19148 which all students will achieve their highest • Mural Arts of Philadelphia potential. Our mission is to provide the Principal: social and academic tools in a safe and • United Communities Southeast Daniel S. Peou nurturing environment that empowers Philadelphia – OST [email protected] students to use multicultural competency • Vietlead/Summer Roots to become productive citizens in our global • Youth Volunteer Corps Phone: 215-400-8300 society. Furness High School provides Fax: 215-400-8301 services to parents/caregivers of students Extracurricular Activities: of non-English language speakers through • Credit Recovery Program Student Enrollment: 690 the utilization of Bilingual Counseling • Drama Club Assistants. Bilingual counselor assistants Admission Requirements: ate available for speakers of the following • Grade Improvement Program Residence within the school languages: Burmese, Cambodian/Khmer, • Homework Zone catchment area. Admission for Cantonese, Indonesian, Karen, Mandarin, • National Honor Society students outside the Nepali, Spanish, and Vietnamese. catchment area is based on • Running space availability and lottery. Points of Pride: • SAT Preparation • 9th–12th Grade Seminar Courses – Career • Science Club Feeder Schools: Choices Program • Student Government Meredith, Jackson, Kirkbride, Nebinger, Sharswood, • All Classrooms of the Future– Promethean Technology Sports Teams: Taggart, Abigail Vare at • Girls' Badminton George Washington • Diversity of Staff and Student Population. • Baseball SEPTA Routes: Courses & Program Highlights: • Basketball 57, 79 CTE Program: • Football (shared with Southern HS) (citywide access, based on space availability) • Soccer—Girls’ and Boys’ Citywide Access Program: Accounting & Financial Services • Volleyball (based on space availability) Advanced Placement Courses: • Accounting & Financial Services • Art History • Biology • Calculus • Chemistry • Chinese • English Literature and Composition • US Government • US History Programs: • Accounting Course School Progress Report (SPR) • Arts/Drama Overall SPR • Chinese Heritage Language Performance Tier...... Reinforce • ESOL Program • Honors Classes: Performance Tier by Domain: • Biology Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Calculus Overall SPR • English II Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch Climate...... Intervene • Introduction to Films & Journalism • Music/World Music College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • Spanish for Native Speakers Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Watch Climate...... Reinforce College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 35 Girard Academic Music Program (GAMP) (SA)

https://gamp.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: The Girard Academic Music Program Advanced Placement Courses are 2136 W. Ritner Street (GAMP) is a college preparatory school that offered in Statistics, Literature, Language Philadelphia, PA 19145 provides a unique educational environment and Composition, Biology, History, focusing on college and career readiness Environmental Science, Music Theory, and Principal: while allowing all students in grades 5 US History Jovan Moore through 12 to pursue music as a major [email protected] subject. As a community that strives for Honors Courses are offered in Algebra, academic and musical excellence, we are American History, English, and Chemistry. Phone: 215-400-8230 committed to the continued development Students are involved in an 8-period day, Fax: 215-400-8231 of an educational environment in which allowing them to achieve graduation credits all students succeed. Reflecting on our that far exceed the state mandates. Student Enrollment: 264 own collective knowledge and research Elective courses are offered in Literature, on the best instructional practices, we will Science, Technology, Social Sciences, Admission Requirements: provide an educational environment that Communications and all aspects of the Grades: will be cooperative, interactive, rigorous in school’s intensive music curriculum A’s and B’s on most recent final standards, and responsive to the diverse report card. needs of learners. GAMP will: Partnerships: • Involve parents, advocates for children, • Academy of Vocal Arts Collaborative Standardized Test Scores: and concerned educators in the 80th Percentile or higher on Initiatives • “Astral Artists” Presentations community in the decisions affecting the monthly • Philadelphia Orchestra • The the PSSA Test in Reading and education of their children. Mathematics. Kimmel Center • Mann Music Center • Promise a culturally supportive, Collaborative Education Course Work Attendance: developmentally appropriate curriculum 95% attendance during the with adults who hold high expectations Extracurricular Activities: previous school year. for all children. • Chamber Ensembles Behavior: • Provide integrated, heterogeneous, • Concert Band No negative disciplinary reports. constructivist classrooms responsive to different learning styles and the multiple • Concert Choir Additional Requirements: intelligences of children. • Debate Club Students that meet the academic • Develop a wide range of supportive • Diversity Club criteria are invited to an audition for an examination of skill level services that address individual student • The GAMP Voice in either vocal or instrumental needs. Children are entitled to equal • Jazz Band ability. Students may audition in educational opportunities supported • Jazz Combo both areas. Priority for admission by the promise of greater resources to is given to GAMP’s current 8th schools serving students that are needy. • Literacy Club grade class. • Influence the pursuit and use of best • Marching Band/Color Guard instructional practices by encouraging • National Academic League SEPTA Routes: professional growth for all members of • Orchestra 7, 37, G, 69, C, Broad Street the school family. • Red Cross Club and on-line Newspaper Subway Line • Mobilize our resources so that children • String Orchestra will attend a school that is safe, attractive, • Yearbook and free of prejudice. School Progress Report (SPR) • In addition, many students are members Overall SPR Points of Pride: of the GAMP Chapter of the National Performance Tier...... Reinforce Honor Society and partake in the school Winner: • 101.1 More FM Christmas Choir Student Government. The Jefferson Competition (2015 third place) • Grammy Awards program is affiliated with the Performance Tier by Domain: Signature School Enterprise Award (2015) student government organization. • Philadelphia Top Schools - Philadelphia Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Magazine (Fall 2011) • National Title I Sports Teams: Progress...... Model Award for the State of Pennsylvania from Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Baseball—Boys’ Climate...... Intervene among all 501 School Districts (February 2009 – 2010) • High School City-Wide, • Basketball—Boys’ College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: National Academic League (April 2009) • Cheerleading—Co-ed Achievement...... Reinforce • City Wide High School Cheerleading • Cross Country—Co-ed Competition (Spring 2012) Progress...... Reinforce • Softball—Girls’ The small school climate provides rich • Tennis—Co-ed Climate...... Model academic, musical, and social experiences • Middle School: Boys’ Basketball, Girls’ for all students. College & Career...... Model Basketball, Girls’ Softball

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 36 Hill-Freedman World Academy High School (SA)

https://hfwa.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: • Self-Discovery through the Personal Proj- Hill-Freedman High School’s mission is ect, Theory of Knowledge course and 150 1100 E Mt. Pleasant Street to provide a rigorous academic learning hours of Community, Action and Service Philadelphia, PA 19150 environment that fosters lifelong • Digital Literacy through state of the art learners who are committed to being music technology lab Principal: knowledgeable, caring, and internationally- • Small school community that Anthony Majewski minded citizens. offers an individualized, supportive [email protected] Pillars of Learning: classroom environment • Critical and Creative Thinking Exploration Phone: 215-400-3530 and Investigation Problem Solving Fax: 215-400-3531 Partnerships: • Communication and Collaboration • Philadelphia School Partnership Student Enrollment: 660 • Reflection (provided $1.95 million grant for high • Responsibility and Social Action school expansion) Admission Requirements: • LiveConnections and Teaching Artist Grades: Applicants must have Points of Pride: Program for high school music grades of A’s and B’s in major • 2015 Runner Up, Escalante-Gradillas Best technology class subject areas with the possibility • Einstein Fellows of one C on the most recent in Schools National Award report card. • Three original student albums produced • Special Olympics of Philadelphia Local Norms: Students must score on school’s label, Hill-Freedman Records • School practicum site for students from at or above the 80th percentile • Specialized programs for students with the University of Pennsylvania and in the reading and math sections Temple University of the PSSA or other nationally Complex Support Needs that encompass recognized standardized test. a wide variety of exceptionalities and • Partnership with Drexel University and intellectual abilities including autism, the School District of Philadelphia for Attendance: Exemplary attendance & punctuality (no more than intellectual disabilities, multiple disabil- three off-site classroom for students with 5 absences; no more than 5 ities, physical disabilities and language special needs instances of lateness) on most impairments. Programs are individual- • Ember @ Spring Point for expansion of recent final report card. ized to address specific academic needs, music technology program Additional Requirements: strategies for effective communication, –– If a student meets the criteria, goals for independence, transitional skills Extracurricular Activities: they will be invited to an and opportunities for post-secondary interview assessed with a rubric • Academic Support embedded in 21st Century Skills. readiness to prepare for everyday life in the home, school and community • Art –– All Hill-Freedman World • Drumline Academy Middle Years students • Home of the Germantown Sports Supersite will need to reapply for High • State-of-the-art biology and chemistry labs • Choir School admissions. • Only state-of-the-art full music recording • Global Classroom Project Special Education: Students studios in the city of Philadelphia • GSA with complex needs are encouraged to apply for our • Over 90% college acceptance rate • Music Technology transition program. The • The class of 2019 earned more than $3 • Student Government Special Education Team with cooperation of the Office of million in scholarship money • Maker Space Specialized Services will make all • Unified Sports decisions regarding placement. Courses & Program Highlights: • Model UN School Progress Report (SPR) • Hill Freedman offers the internationally • PSAT/SAT Prep offered at 12Plus Center recognized and benchmarked Internation- Overall SPR SEPTA Routes: • PLUS Leaders Program Performance Tier...... Reinforce K, 6, L & 18 al Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (grades 9 & 10) and Diploma Program (grades 11 & 12) Sports Teams: Performance Tier by Domain: • 12Plus career and college program pro- • Baseball—Boys Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) viding students and parents support on • Basketball—Boys and Girls Overall SPR all aspects of college preparation • Soccer—Boys and Girls Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Reinforce • International Baccalaureate Continuum Climate...... Intervene • Track and Field—Indoor and Outdoor for 9th-12th Grade College Preparedness • Volleyball—Girls College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: and potential college credit through the Achievement...... Watch IB Diploma Program courses • International-Mindedness via the Progress...... Watch Learner Profiles Climate...... Model College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 37 Kensington Creative & Performing Arts High School(NS)

https://kcapa.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Extracurricular Activities: The mission of Kensington Creative • Choir 1901 North Front Street and Performing Arts High School is to • Cinematography Philadelphia, PA 19122 provide our students with a rigorous • Dance academic program and comprehensive Principal: educational experiences in a safe, • Drumline Lisette Agosto Cintron supportive learning environment which • Music Production [email protected] will prepare students for postsecondary • Peer Mediators studies, careers, and opportunities • Science Olympiad Phone: 215-400-7400 in the fields of the expressive arts. Fax: 215-400-7401 • Sports Points of Pride: • Songwriting Club Student Enrollment: 527 LEEDS Platinum Certification; Gear • Student Government Up Grant creating a College Going • Theater Admission Requirements: Environment; Wings partnership providing • Yearbook Residence within the Kensington scholarships for seniors; Monthly service • 21st Century Community Learning Center Multiplex catchment area. learning and project-based learning days; Admission for students outside Student artwork and photography shown at Sports Teams: the catchment area is based on local galleries; Arts performances, concerts, space availability and lottery. and shows throughout the year; Active • Badminton student leadership council; Comprehensive • Baseball Feeder Schools: Introduction to the Arts curriculum for • Basketball—Boys’ JV and Varsity Memphis St. Charter School, 9th grade students; annual Spirit Week; • Basketball—Girls’ Varsity ad JV and Boys’ Hartranft, Hunter, McKinley, Peer Mentoring program; State of the art Welsh, & Brown Varsity and JV technology in all academic classrooms; • Football state of the art facilities. SEPTA Routes: • Soccer—Girls’ and Boys’ 3, 39, 57, 89, Courses & Program Highlights: • Softball Market-Frankford Line Approved CTE Program: • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ (citywide access, based on space availability) • Wrestling Citywide Access Program: • Digital Media Production (based on space availability) • Digital Media Production Advanced Placement Courses: • Biology • Calculus • English Literature and Composition • Environmental Science Program: Creative and Performing Arts (dance, theater, vocal and instrumental music, visual art) Partnerships: • College Access Program School Progress Report (SPR) • Community College of Philadelphia Overall SPR • Congreso de Latinos Unidos Performance Tier...... Reinforce • GEAR UP • Kensington School and Community Performance Tier by Domain: Coalition • LULAC Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR • Philadelphia Education Fund Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene • Philadelphia Higher Education Network Climate...... Intervene for Neighborhood Development (PHENND) College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • Rotary Club of Philadelphia Achievement...... Intervene • Temple University Progress...... Intervene • Wings Climate...... Watch • Youth United for Change College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 38 Kensington Health Sciences Academy High School (NS)

https://khsa.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Extracurricular Activities: Mission and Approach to Learning: The • Broadcasting Club 2463 Emerald Street mission of Kensington Health Sciences • City Year After-School Program Philadelphia, PA 19125 Academy is to prepare every student • Cooking Club academically and holistically to be • Healthy Living Club Principal: responsible, caring community members, Nimet Eren ready for college or career upon graduation. • Italy Travel Club [email protected] • Martial Arts Club Long Term Vision: We strive to accomplish our mission by building our community • Photo Club Phone: 215-400-3600 • Poetry Club Fax: 215-400-3601 together, learning through inquiry, valuing integrity, and celebrating learning Student Enrollment: 467 Sports Teams: Points of Pride: • Badminton Admission Requirements: • Mayor’s Office of Education Community • Baseball, Varsity Residence within the school School • Basketball—Boys’ JV catchment area. Admission for • CTE Programs (Health Related Technology, • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ students outside the catchment Dental Assisting, Pharmacy Technology) • Basketball—Varsity area is based on space • Amazing Students and Staff Members availability and lottery. • Football—JV Courses & Program Highlights: • Soccer—Varsity Feeder Schools: Approved CTE Programs: • Softball, Varsity Memphis St. Charter School, (citywide access, based on space availability) • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity Hartranft, Hunter, McKinley, • Health Related Technologies Welsh, & Henry Brown • Wrestling—Girls’ and Boys’ • Dental Assisting SEPTA Routes: Advanced Placement Courses: 3, 5, 39, and 54, • English Literature and Composition Market-Frankford El • Government • Spanish Citywide Access Programs: • Studio Art (based on space availability) • Health Related Technologies Partnerships: • Dental Assisting • 12 PLUS • City Year • Congreso • Mayor’s Office of Education Community School • University of Pennsylvania • Youth United for Change

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 39 Kensington High School (NS)

https://kensingtonhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: As we move towards the future, our Approved CTE Programs: 2051 E. Cumberland Street mission is to prepare and motivate (citywide access, based on space availability) Philadelphia, PA 19125 empowered students with perseverance • Computer Support Systems Technology Principal: and a desire to succeed. We will establish • Engineering Technologies an inclusive environment that emphasizes • Sports Marketing and Management Dr. José E. Lebrón academic excellence and community [email protected] service in order to support our students Honors Courses in English and Math, as they become responsible, successful grades 9-12 Phone: 215-400-7700 citizens in our global society. Fax: 215-400-7701 Partnerships: Our approach to learning is guided by the 12+ • City Year • Coalition of Essential belief that all students: Student Enrollment: 531 Schools • Community College of • can realize and fulfill their learning Philadelphia • Congreso de Latinos Admission Requirements: potential, thereby closing the Unidos • Cousins Supermarket • Education Residence within the school achievement gap. Works • GEAR UP • Mural Arts • Norris catchment area. Admission for • will be educated in a safe and Square Civic Association • PHENND students outside the catchment orderly environment. (Philadelphia Higher Education Network area is based on space • will learn collaboratively, according to for Neighborhood Development) • availability and lottery. individual needs through a rigorous Philadelphia Academies, Inc. • Philadelphia and relevant College and Career Ready Youth Network • Quik Stop • Rock to Feeder Schools: Standards Curriculum. the Future music program • St. Joseph’s Memphis St. Charter School, • will be inspired by caring role University • Uncommon Individual Hartranft, Hunter, McKinley, Foundation • Urban Worship Center Welsh, Henry Brown models who are passionate and committed to Kensington students SEPTA Routes: and the school’s mission. Extracurricular Activities: 3, 5, 39, 54, Market-Frankford • DECA (prepares emerging leaders and Line Points of Pride: entrepreneurs in marketing) We are proud of the “tiger” spirit that has • Education Works Citywide Access Programs: helped us achieve: • Engineering Club (based on space availability) • Full accreditation by the Middle • GSA (Gay-Straight Alliance) • Computer Support Systems States Commission on Elementary • Guitar Club Technology and Secondary Schools. • Mural Arts • Engineering • Career and Technical (CTE) programs • Peer Mentoring • Sports Marketing and of study in Sports Marketing and Management Management, Engineering, and Computer • Student Government Support Systems Technology. • Yearbook • Continuing education placement for our graduates at: Community College of Sports Teams: Philadelphia; Penn State, Main Campus, • Badminton Berks, Abington, Schuylkill; Temple • Baseball University; East Stroudsburg; West • Basketball Chester; Connecticut College; Franklin School Progress Report (SPR) & Marshall; LaSalle University; Indiana • Basketball—JV Overall SPR University of Pennsylvania; The Art • Football Performance Tier...... Reinforce Institute of Philadelphia; and the military • Soccer and trade schools. • Softball Performance Tier by Domain: • Committed community partnerships • Volleyball Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) that build students’ career and life skills including Philadelphia Academies, Inc. Progress...... Model Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Intervene providing college experiences, internships, Climate...... Intervene interviews, and job opportunities; Philadelphia Youth Network offering College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: paid internship opportunities with major Achievement...... Intervene companies. • Yearly increases in student achievement in Progress...... Intervene Mathematics and English Language Arts. Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 40 Martin Luther King High School(NS)

https://mlkhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Dual Enrollment Programs: Community The mission of The Promise Academy College of Philadelphia, LaSalle University 6100 Stenton Avenue @ Martin Luther King High School is to (focus on Science Technology) Philadelphia, PA 19138 prepare all students to utilize higher Electives offered in Learning Pathways order cognitive skills to solve everyday include Visual Arts, Drama, Automotive Principal: problems and apply their knowledge to life. Technology, Instrumental and Vocal Music, Keisha Q. Wilkins Students will be engaged and challenged ROTC, Health and Related Technology, and [email protected] every day in every classroom through our Social Justice academics, technological programs, and STEEAM Academy (Science Technology Phone: 215-400-3500 development of social skills. Graduates Fax: 215-400-3501 Engineering Entrepreneurialism will demonstrate excellence in critical Arts Mathematics) thinking and problem solving to become Student Enrollment: 810 lifelong learners and contributing citizens Partnerships: in a multicultural society through five • The Mural Arts Program of Philadelphia Admission Requirements: basic principles: Peace, Respect, Language, works with King student- artists to add to Residence within the school Time Management, and Excellence. catchment area. Admission for our collection of murals in the halls and students outside the catchment Points of Pride: on the walls of King. area is based on space Our diverse and exciting programs and • We offer an online, computer-based availability and lottery. the shift in student behavior and attitudes program (APEX) to help students recover is a testament to the changed culture of missing credits and courses. Feeder Schools: The Promise Academy @ ML King: Sharp • We also partner with Enon Tabernacle Day, Leeds, McClosky, Mastery decline in serious incidents and chronic Baptist Church, Youth’s Undeniable Pastorius, Roosevelt, Wagner truancy; Rising attendance rates for both Knowledge, CHIE, Project L.Y.F.T.Teen staff and students; Many enriching cultural Elect/MARS, Lankenau Hospital, Einstein SEPTA Routes: activities and programs including the Hospital, Jefferson Hospital, Will’s Eye K, L, XH, 18 Jacksonville Mass Choir, the Philadelphia Institute, Urban Tree Connection, AAA, Orchestra concerts, intriguing speakers and Pep Boys, and, AutoZone. Citywide Access Programs: artists, and an engaging and committed (based on space availability) faculty. We have “Coffee with the Principal” Extracurricular Activities: • Business Administration every Wednesday, our Special Needs • Choir • Culinary Arts students participate in the Special Olympics • Drama Club at the Tri-State Level, our business students • Health Related Technologies • Environmental Club are trained and certified and offer service to the community by completing Income • Instrumental Band Tax Returns during Tax season and also • JROTC (Army) participate in “Future Business Leaders of • National Honor Society America”: (FBLA) competitions at the State • SAC-School Advisory Council level. The Promise Academy @ King is a • Project L.Y.F.T. school of choice and opportunity: a school where students “want” to go. Together, the administrators, our outstanding faculty, our Sports Teams: experienced school police, and all of our • Badminton—Varsity (citywide) support staff – have worked to create and • Baseball—Varsity School Progress Report (SPR) foster this culture of change at The Promise • Basketball—Boys’ JV Overall SPR Academy @ ML King High School. Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity Courses & Program Highlights: • Cheerleading (citywide) • Football—Varsity and JV Performance Tier by Domain: Advanced Placement Courses: Biology; Calculus AB; English Language and • Soccer—Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Composition; English Literature and • Tennis—Co-ed Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene Composition; US History; Performing Arts; • Track—Co-ed College Prep Climate...... Intervene • Volleyball—Girls’ Varsity Approved CTE Programs: • Weight Training—Intramural College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: (citywide access, based on space availability) • Wrestling—Varsity and JV Achievement...... Intervene –– Business Administration –– Culinary Arts Progress...... Intervene –– Health Related Technologies Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 41 Lankenau Environmental Science Magnet (SA)

https://lankenau.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: Lankenau Environmental Science Magnet • Advanced Placement Courses: English 201 Spring Lane High School is a community where Literature and Composition; US Philadelphia, PA 19128 students can develop their individual Government and Politics; US History; potential to become environmentally Environmental Science Principal: conscious, productive, and successful in • Advanced Science Courses: Joshua Levinson their chosen fields of study and careers Environmental Science 2, Anatomy and [email protected] through the lens of environmental Physiology, Physics, Biology 2, Chemistry science. We will accomplish this in a safe 2, Psychology 215-400-3420 Phone: and supportive environment through • Art Fax: 215-400-3421 excellence in teaching and learning in • Drama partnership with family, community Student Enrollment: 350 members, and business partners. • Spanish Admission Requirements: Points of Pride: Partnerships: Grades: • Strong college bound program • Eat Right Philly A’s, B’s, and C’s on most recent • Small, country-like setting • Let’s Go Outdoors final report card. • Title I Distinguished School & Innovation • Neubauer Family Foundation Local Norms: Grant Award • No Place for Hate 70th Percentile or higher. • High graduation rate • Northwest Community Coalition for Attendance: • Silver Recognition (2016) & Bronze Youth (NCCY) Exemplary attendance & Recognition (2012-2015, 2017)- U.S. • PENN International Affairs Association- punctuality. News and World Report’s lists of Best U.S. Community Outreach Engagement High Schools • Philadelphia Water Department Behavior: • Certified Peer Mediators No negative disciplinary report. • Schuylkill Center for • Sustainability Programs (recycling, paper Environmental Education retrieval, composting & gardening) • WHYY SEPTA Routes: • Annual Green Apple Day of Service with • Women of Tomorrow Ernst & Young LLP No direct SEPTA route. All • Young Playwrights of Philadelphia students are shuttled to school • Envirothon and from various locations in the • Annual CFA & Vanguard Financial Literacy Extracurricular Activities: North and Northwest sections of Day @ Lankenau the city. • All City Choir • 90%+ of students attend college • Anime Club • International Travel (Spain in 2018-2019) • Beekeeping Club • Poetry OutLoud National Recitation • Botany Club Contest • Chess Club • National Honor Society • Dance Club • Certified Home and School Association • NHS Peer Tutoring • Volunteer opportunities such as charity walks, blood drives, fundraisers, and • Poetry Club other service learning activities • Recycling Club School Progress Report (SPR) • Art, Music (percussion), and Drama • Spirit Club Overall SPR Programs • Technology Club Performance Tier...... Reinforce • WHYY After-School Youth Programs • Yearbook Club • Beekeeping Program Performance Tier by Domain: • Aquaponics and Hydroponics Sports Teams: School Progress Report (SPR) Achievement...... Watch • Various Afterschool Opportunities • Cross-Country Overall SPR • Bowling Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Reinforce • No Place For Hate • students also participate in the King High Climate...... Intervene School athletic programs College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Model Climate...... Model College & Career...... Reinforce

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 42 Abraham Lincoln High School (NS)

https://lincoln.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: Abraham Lincoln High School is an All- Approved CTE Programs: 3201 Ryan Avenue Academy High School. Academies offer (citywide access, based on space availability) Philadelphia, PA 19136 each student more personalized attention, • Accounting & Financial Services recognition, and care from teachers, Principal: • Business Administration staff and peers. Integral to the Academy • Film and Video Production Jack Nelson methodology is the career-themed [email protected] approach designed to engage all students • Health Related Technologies with learning that is rigorous and relevant • Horticulture Phone: 215-400-3300 preparing them for college and career. Each • Sports Marketing and Management Fax: 215-400-3301 academy is a small learning community Air Force Junior ROTC provides student built around college-career pathways. cadets with experience in selected areas Student Enrollment: 1,546 • Academy of the Arts that focus on post-secondary opportunities. –– Horticulture Pathway Admission Requirements: Advanced Placement courses in English Residence within the school –– Fine and Performing Arts (FAPA) Literature, Environmental Science, Calculus, catchment area. Admission for Pathway Chemistry, Psychology, Government and students outside the catchment • Academy of Professional Services Law are offered to students who excel in area is based on space –– Business and Technology academic areas. availability and lottery. –– Law and Government Furthermore, each grade at Lincoln has • Academy of the Sciences class officers elected to plan various Feeder Schools: activities to promote school spirit. Ethan Allen, Disston, Mayfair, –– Health Sciences Meehan –– Environmental Science Partnerships: Abraham Lincoln is Philadelphia’s Premier • Dual Enrollment is offered at Manor SEPTA Routes: College and Career Preparation High School. Junior College and CCP. 66, 70, 88 Our mission at the New Abraham Lincoln • Philadelphia Academies Inc., GEAR UP, High School is to educate all students for Education Works, Design 360, Pennoni Citywide Access Programs: college, career, academic, technology or Associates, Citizens Bank, Main Line (based on space availability) service opportunities for success, where Health, Temple / Fox Chase Hospitals and • Accounting & Financial Services the future is for everyone to build. We 1199C Healthcare Workers Union Training, believe that careers begin in the classroom. • Business Administration and Education Program are some of our • Film and Video Production Our vision is to provide a rigorous academic major strategic partners. • Health Related Technologies program that challenges and inspires our • Horticulture culturally diverse population in a positive Extracurricular Activities: and safe environment enabling our stu- In addition to Grade Improvement and • Sports Marketing and dents to realize academic and career poten- Credit Recovery, Lincoln offers the following Management tial, while promoting successful, productive, extra-curricular activities for students: and responsible members of society. • Anime Club Points of Pride: • Brass Ensemble • Lincoln students have attended all • Chamber Choir major universities including NYU, • Chess Team University of Pennsylvania, Har- • Concert Band School Progress Report (SPR) vard, Temple and Villanova. Overall SPR • Dance Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Historically, over 1,000 graduates selected • Drama military careers providing service to our country and over 40,000 of our graduates • Future Business Leaders of America Performance Tier by Domain: are members of our Alumni Association. • Future Farmers of America Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • The school utilizes ten mobile laptop • Gay/Straight Alliance Overall SPR carts. All classrooms are equipped with • Individual and Small Group Lessons Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene Interactive Smart Boards and multi-media • Jazz Band Climate...... Intervene projectors funded by Classrooms of the • Journalism Future. We offer World Language instruc- College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: tion in Spanish, French and Latin. We also • Junior and Senior Prom Committee Achievement...... Intervene teach American Sign Language. • Junior National Association for the Deaf • Madrigal Ensemble Progress...... Intervene • The annual Philadelphia Flower Show exhibit by our Horticulture Pathway has • Marching Band Climate...... Watch won recognition, including the Education • Mock Trial Teams and Innovative Design Awards. College & Career...... Intervene Continued on the next page

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Extracurricular Activities: (continued) • National Honor Society • Railsplitters Yearbook Committee • Red Cross Club • Show Chorus • String Ensemble • The Lincoln Log Student Newspaper • Varsity Singers Sports Teams: • Fall: Cheerleading/Co-ed, Field Hockey/ Females, Football/Males, Junior Varsity Football/Males, Golf/Co-ed, Soccer/ Males, Junior Varsity Soccer/Males, Tennis/Females and Volleyball/Females • Winter: Basketball/Males, Junior Varsity Basketball/Males, Basketball/ Females, Junior Varsity/Females, Bowling/Co-ed, Cheerleading/Co-ed, Swimming/Co-ed, Wrestling/Males, Weight Training/Co-ed Intramural • Spring: Badminton/Females, Baseball/ Males, Junior Varsity Baseball/Males, Lifeguard Training/Co-ed Intramural, Softball/ Females, Tennis/Males, Track/ Co-ed, Volleyball/Males, Weight Training- Co-ed Intramural

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 44 Jules Mastbaum High School (CW)

https://mastbaum.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Mastbaum will develop, continually assess, Automobile Dealers Association of Greater 3116 Frankford Avenue modify, and sustain a personalized learning Philadelphia • Campus Apartments • Philadelphia, PA 19134 community that will promote and provide Charles Ellis Fund • Community College 21st-Century learning opportunities, and Tech-Prep • District Council (DC) 21 • Principal: prepare students for global college and Elliott Lewis • Energy Coordinating Warren Bowman, Ed.D. career pathways, success, and happiness. Agency • Lockheed Martin • Network for [email protected] “Mastbaum. We Build the Future!” Teaching Entrepreneurship • Pennco Tech • Philadelphia Academies, Inc. • Philadelphia Phone: 215-400-7220 Points of Pride: Electric Company • Philadelphia Water Fax: 215-400-7221 The teaching staff, students, families, the Department • SEPTA • Temple University community, Student Ambassadors, Dual • Temple University Nurses’ Association Student Enrollment: 727 Enrollment (concurrent High School and • Thomas Jefferson University Hospital • College classes), Rigorous Academic White-Williams Scholars Admission Requirements: programs, State-of-the Art Career and Students who have strong Technical Education (CTE) programs, Extracurricular Activities: motivation to be challenged Advanced Placement (AP) Courses, College • ASPIRA academically and have an and Career Readiness Course, Self- • Career and Technical Student interest in learning about their Empowerment, College Possible (college/ Organizations (CTSOs) university preparation program), National chosen career and technical field • Chess Club are welcome to apply. Honor Society, Industry-recognized and approved CTE certifications, Award-winning • College Possible All students interested in athletic programs, Award-winning Future • DECA attending Jules Mastbaum High Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Local, • FBLA School must participate in an state, and National Award-winning Health interview and be accompanied • Health Occupation Students of America Occupations Students of America (HOSA), (HOSA) by a parent/guardian. Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) organizations, Award-winning • Mastbaum Alumni Association SEPTA Routes: Skills USA program, Technology Student • National Honor Society 5, 60, Market-Frankford El Association (TSA), Industry partnerships • Piano Club including Artisan, SEPTA, PECO, PWC, • Project Pride-Peer Mediation & Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Leadership Temple University, Elliott Lewis, and • School Store other Partnerships including individuals from various business, and Career and • Senior Residency Technical Education Occupational Advisory • Skills USA Committee. Mastbaum graduates are • Steppingstone Scholars prepared for college and career pathways. • Student Government Courses & Program Highlights: • Technology Student Association • Yearbook Committee Approved CTE Programs: (citywide access, based on space availability) • Automotive Technology Sports Teams: • Business Administration • Badminton School Progress Report (SPR) • Carpentry • Baseball: Varsity and JV Overall SPR • Basketball: Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity and JV Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Culinary Arts • Electrical and Power Transmission • Bowling • Cheerleading (Citywide) Performance Tier by Domain: • Graphic Design • Football: Varsity and JV Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Health Information Records Technology • Health Related Technologies • Soccer: Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity Progress...... Model Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Watch • Plumbing Technology • Softball: Varsity Climate...... Intervene • Welding Technology • Track and Field: Co-ed • Volleyball: Boys’ Varsity College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Dual Enrollment Courses • Volleyball: Girls’ Varsity and JV Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Watch Climate...... Watch College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 45 Julia R. Masterman High School (SA)

https://masterman.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Masterman provides an accelerated, • Community College of Philadelphia 1699 Spring Garden Street enriched curriculum for academically • Drexel University Philadelphia, PA 19130 talented students who are interested in a college preparatory experience. Extracurricular Activities: Principal: Masterman’s motto is “Dare To Be Over 40 extracurricular activities, including Jessica Brown Excellent.” To that end, students participate Allies, Chess Club, Debate, Mock Trial, [email protected] in a rigorous academic program supported Student Government, Ultimate Frisbee, by a wide range of co-curricular activities. Golf, and more Phone: 215-400-7580 At Masterman, academic excellence and Fax: 215-400-7581 personal growth take place in a genuinely Sports Teams: diverse community. Our students learn in Student Enrollment: 1,200 and from this diverse atmosphere, truly • Badminton experiencing and honoring the differences. • Baseball Admission Requirements: Masterman promotes not simply tolerance, • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ Grades: but the rich possibilities for individual and • Bowling Grades: A’s and B’s in major community growth. • Cross Country—Girls’ and Boys’ subjects on most recent final report card. Points of Pride: • Soccer—Girls’ and Boys’ • Softball Local Norms: • Most highly ranked school in the state of Pennsylvania as measured by the PSSA’s • Swimming—Co-ed 88th Percentile or higher. • Ranked as a “Top One Hundred Public • Tennis—Girls’ and Boys’ (The grades and local norms School” by US News and World Report for • Track—Co-ed are minimum criteria. Students the past six years and top 50 schools in • Track—Co-ed Indoor accepted typically far exceed the country in 2016 the minimum.) • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ • All courses are advanced Attendance: • 13 advanced placement classes Exemplary attendance & are offered punctuality (no more than 5 absences; no more than 5 • 18 competitive sports teams for both instances of lateness) on most young men and women recent final report card. • Full range of extra-curricular activities Behavior: including a nationally-ranked chess team, orchestra, choir, jazz band and a variety No negative disciplinary reports on most recent final report card. of clubs • Very active and involved Home and Additional Requirements: School Association Successful completion of Algebra I and French I or Spanish I in 8th grade. Priority for Courses & Program Highlights: admission given to Masterman’s Advanced Placement Courses: current 8th grade students. • Calculus AB and BC • Computer Science • English Language and Composition School Progress Report (SPR) SEPTA Routes: • English Literature and Composition 2, 43, C, Broad Street Subway Overall SPR • Environmental Science Performance Tier...... Reinforce • French • Music Theory Performance Tier by Domain: • Philosophy Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR • Physics Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Model • Spanish Language Climate...... Intervene • Statistics College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • US Government and Politics • US History Achievement...... Model • and opportunities for independent study Progress...... Reinforce for additional Advanced Placement exams. Climate...... Model College & Career...... Model

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 46 (SA)

https://motivationhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Motivation High School is a magnet • ACE Program - Architecture, 5900 Baltimore Avenue public high school with a private school Construction and Engineering and Philadelphia, PA 19143 philosophy that promotes reflection, internships at different locations transparency, and accountability. It • Drexel University’s Eat Right Program Principal: provides a college and career preparatory Rennu Teli-Johnson • Dual Enrollment with CCP and education that teaches scholars twenty- Harrisburg University [email protected] first century skills and character building. Our scholars communicate effectively, • Faith-based organizations serve Phone: 215-400-7930 seek information, construct their own as partners as well as Home Fax: 215-400-7931 knowledge, utilize analytical methods and School Association and develop responsible citizenship. • Impact Program Student Enrollment: 400 Through collaboration, we will prepare • International Rotary Association— our scholars for competitive college and Interact Club Admission Requirements: career pathways by engaging them in • Partnership Program with Grades: the study of world language and culture, Temple University Grades: A’s and B’s with the literature, sciences, mathematics, social • Penn Law Program possible exception of one C in sciences, humanities, communications, major subjects on most recent digital awareness and application, problem- • Philadelphia Futures final report card. solving and global awareness. • Project Pride Attendance: • Upward Bound Programs at University Points of Pride: of Penn, Drexel, and Harcum Exemplary attendance & punctuality. • Maintains daily attendance at 93% • Offers Arabic as a World Language Extracurricular Activities: Behavior: • Has a diverse population with no • Bully Prevention Program No negative disciplinary reports. tolerance issues • Friday Enrichment Program Additional Requirements: • International activities and study of • Health and Wellness Council Interview and writing global issues • Martial Arts sample required. • Involved in UNICEF, Fitness Program, • National Honor Society Provides a ”Summer Orientation Program” • Peer Mediation Program SEPTA Routes: for incoming scholars • School Advisory Council 34 Trolley and 46, G, 409 and • Ninety percent of graduates 102 Buses attend college • SIMBA (Safe in My Brothers’ Arms) – a male initiative and DOVE (Daughters of • Active Home and School Association Virtuous Elegance) – a female initiative • Active School Advisory Council • Student Government Association • All students perform a minimum of • Yoga fifteen hours of community service per year and there is participation in a variety of civic engagement actives that support Sports Teams: our school wide theme “Success Through There are currently six teams at the school: Accepting Responsibility!” • Basketball—Varsity Girls’ • Basketball—Varsity Boys’ School Progress Report (SPR) Courses & Program Highlights: • Softball Overall SPR • Seven Advanced Placement Courses • Cheerleading Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Special Courses: Financial Literacy, • Cross Country—Boys' and Girls’ Forensics, Anatomy and Physiology, • Track—Indoor and Outdoor—Boys' Performance Tier by Domain: Statistics, Drama, Photography, and Girls’ Theater, Music Percussion Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) We are exploring ways for scholars to Overall SPR participate in the varsity and junior varsity Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch comprehensive sports program available for Climate...... Intervene any sport that is not available at the school. College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Model College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 47 Northeast High School (NS)

https://nehs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: • 6 IB Diploma Recipients (2016) Northeast High School empowers students • 100% of IB students earned at least one 1601 Cottman Avenue to embrace learning as a lifelong process. college eligible score (2018) Philadelphia, PA 19111 We foster in our students a respect for all • Over 20 AP Classes offered people regardless of race, ethnicity, class, Principal: • 50 + clubs and activities including gender, or sexual orientation, for this is the Latinos Unidos Club which participated Omar Crowder essence of learning in a global community. [email protected] in National Hispanic Institute Debate at We prepare our students to be contributing Villanova & University of Rochester members of our high-tech society, with the Phone: 215-400-3200 ultimate goal of becoming empathetic and • award winning editorial staff of Fax: 215-400-3201 transformative leaders within their families, Megaphone (school newspaper) communities, and world. • extensive instrumental & vocal programs Student Enrollment: 3,487 • dance ensemble Points of Pride: • 8 members in All City Choir Admission Requirements: • Diversity Residence within the school • 32 athletic teams catchment area. Admission for • Over 50 languages and dialects spoken • numerous Athletic Championships. students outside the catchment • Schools-within-a-School model area is based on space • Strong academic program Courses & Program Highlights: availability and lottery. • Nationally Board Certified teachers Advanced Placement Courses: • Stanford Hollyhock Fellows (4 teachers) Biology • Calculus • Capstone Program: Feeder Schools: AP Seminar & AP Research • Chemistry • Farrell, Spruance, Wilson • 2016 US News and World Report one of “Best High Schools” in Chinese Language & Culture • Computer Pennsylvania for achievement in Science Principles • English Language & SEPTA Routes: Advanced Placement Coursework Composition • English Literature & Com- 19, 9, 67, 70, 77 position • Enviornmental Science • Italian • Largest number of students Language & Culture • Macroeconomics • Citywide Access Programs: graduating from Philadelphia Physics • Psychology • Spanish Language & (based on space availability) comprehensive high schools Culture • Statistics • Studio Art • US Gov- • Digital Media Production • Increased number of students attending ernment • US History • World History (Applied Visual and Ivy League and top tier universities International Baccalaureate Diploma Interactive Design) • Highest rate of graduation from 4-year Program Courses: • Sports Marketing and colleges of Philadelphia’s comprehensive Anthropology • Chemistry • History of the Management high schools Americas • Literature • Mathematics • • Over 10 million dollars in scholarships Music • Psychology • Spanish Language • earned annually Theory of Knowledge • SPARC Robotics Program Dual Enrollment/College Excel Programs • annual SPARC Flight (since 1968) and electives associated with each: • expanded International • Academic Language Program (ALP) — Baccalaureate program Academic Writing, Speaking in Academic • Award-winning CTE programs Settings, College Vocabulary, College Prep; Health & Medical: Medical Termi- • 2016 PA-CTE Program of the Year in Web nology, Forensics, Anatomy Design & Graphic Design School Progress Report (SPR) • Digital Media Production / AVID (Ap- • 20% NOCTI exam results eligible for plied Visual & Interactive Design) CTE Overall SPR college credit (2016) Performance Tier...... Reinforce Program — Cinematography, Film & • 150+ Adobe certifications eligible for Video Production, Graphic Design, Graph- college credit (2016) ic Communications, Web &Multimedia Performance Tier by Domain: • WHYY Media Lab installation (2016) Design, Game & Interactive Media Design, Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • TSA state finalist in Game Design Communication Technology Careers Overall SPR Progress...... Model • 3rd place in local DECA Competition • Sports Marketing & Management Performance Tier...... Watch (2015) and top 10 in state DECA CTE Program — Sports Marketing 1, 2, & Climate...... Intervene • 95% of Academic Language Program 3, Business Management, Entrepreneur- College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: students with postsecondary plans ship, Financial Algebra, Microsoft Office Specialist • 58 nationally recognized AP Scholars (2018) Achievement...... Intervene • Creative & Performing Arts Program — • First in Philadelphia - 9 AP Capstone Progress...... Watch Art, Choir, Instrumental Music, Creative Diplomas (2018) Writing, Dance Theater/Drama, Music Climate...... Reinforce • 312 AP exam results eligible for college Technology; Drawing, Painting, Ceramics credit (2018) College & Career...... Watch continued on next page

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Courses & Program Highlights: • Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Allies (continued) • IndoPak Club Additional programs and courses: • Interact Club Association • Environment & Resource • Italian Club Management Program • Jazz and Small Jazz Combos • Health & Medical Program • Knot Club • International Baccalaureate • Landscaping Club Program, Medical • Latinos Unidos Club • Engineering, and Aeronautics • Math Club Magnet Program • Megaphone (school newspaper) • 9th Grade Academy Project Based • Mock Trial Club Learning Cohort • Muslim Students Association • Extensive Honors courses offered • National History Day • World Languages offered: Spanish, Italian, • National Honor Society French, and Chinese • Orchestra • Red Cross Club Partnerships: • Robo Hoops Robotics Club Community College of Philadelphia • • Robotics Competition Club Drexel University • Drexel University • SADD School of Nursing • International • Saxophone and Brass Quartets Center for Leadership in Education • School Show (ICLE) • International Thespian Society • • School Website Club Jeannes Hospital • Junior Achievement • School-to-Career Activities • Manor College • Modell’s Sporting Goods • National Academic League • • Select Choir National Forensic League • Penn State • Set Design University • Pennsylvania Renaissance • SPARC Fair • • Philadelphia • Spirit Squad Shakespeare Festival • Philadelphia Union • Stage Crew • Philadelphia Young Playwrights • PSTV • String Ensemble and Quartet Channel 52 • Temple University • Temple • Student Senate University LEAP (Law Education and • Tech Squad Advocacy Program) • TruMark Financial • • Technology Student Association (TSA) University of Pennsylvania • Walnut Street • Teenagers for the 21st Century Theatre • WHYY TV Channel 12 • WYBE Channel 35 (MIND TV) • Xerox Corporation • Ushers • Video Club Extracurricular Activities: • Yearbook Club Including but not limited to: • Amnesty International Sports Teams: • Asian Student Assoc. Yellow Ribbon Sports Teams: Varsity and JV Football, Co-ed Cross Country, Varsity • Chess Club and JV Field Hockey, Co-ed Golf, Boys’ School Progress Report (SPR) • Christian Club Varsity and JV Soccer, Girls’ Tennis, Girls’ Overall SPR • Clarinet, Flute, and Percussion Ensembles Performance Tier...... Reinforce Varsity and JV Volleyball, Girls’ and Boys’ • Concert and Marching Bands Varsity and JV Basketball, Co-ed Swimming, • Concert Choir Chamber Chorale Wrestling, Cheerleading, Co-ed Bowling, Performance Tier by Domain: • CPR and First Aid Certification Indoor Track, Badminton, Varsity and Achievement...... Watch • Dance Club JV Baseball, Girls’ Soccer, Varsity and JV • Debate Club Softball, Boys’ Tennis, Co-ed Track and Progress...... Model • DECA Field, Boys’ Volleyball, Boys’ and Girls’ Climate...... Intervene • Drama Lacrosse, Intramural Fitness Training College & Career...... tbd • Drexel SeaPerch Robotics Competition • Drill Team • ELECT Program • Environmental Club • ESOL • Gaming Club

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 49 Northeast Medical, Engineering and Aerospace Magnet (SA)

https://nehs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Northeast Medical, Engineering and 1601 Cottman Avenue Aerospace Magnet provides a college Philadelphia, PA 19111 preparatory program of studies for students with strong science and math Magnet Director: aptitudes who are interested in pursuing Christopher Frank careers in medical fields, engineering, [email protected] and the aerospace sciences. Phone: 215-400-3200 Points of Pride: Fax: 215-400-3201 Students graduate with four years of mathematics and science; 99.9% graduation Admission Requirements: rate and the students attend Ivy League Grades: universities, as well as private and public A’s and B’s on most recent final universities; SPARC Program is the only report card. high school program that simulates a Standardized Test Scores: NASA flight lasting two days; Project SPARC houses the only remaining Apollo training 85th Percentile or higher. capsule which was donated by NASA; Attendance: The SPARC Robotics group was awarded 95% attendance during the the distinction of the most promising previous school year. robotics group in the School District. Behavior: Extracurricular Activities: No negative disciplinary reports Students enrolled in citywide and special on most recent final report card. admissions programs participate in the Northeast High School clubs and activities. Sports Teams: Students enrolled in citywide and special admissions programs participate in the Northeast High School athletic program.

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 50 Northeast Pre-International Baccalaureate Diploma Program (SA)

https://nehs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: This program is a demanding two-year 1601 Cottman Avenue international program that meets the Philadelphia, PA 19111 needs of highly motivated grade 11 and 12 students and leads to an internationally Christopher Frank, Magnet Director recognized diploma. In the ninth and [email protected] tenth grade students will have a full roster of advanced and honors classes so that Bonnie Taylor, IB Coordinator they will be adequately prepared for the [email protected] expectations of the Diploma Program years. To earn an IB diploma, students Phone: 215-400-3200 must take a challenging liberal arts course Fax: 215-400-3201 of studies and pass examinations in six academic subjects. In addition, students are Admission Requirements: required to take the Theory of Knowledge Grades: (TOK) course that investigates the nature A’s and B’s on most recent final of knowledge in various disciplines; report card. participate in Creativity, Action, Service (CAS) to achieve eight learning outcomes, Standardized Test Scores: undertake original research, and write an 85th Percentile or higher. Extended Essay of 4,000 words. Students Attendance: successfully completing the program 95% attendance during the earn a Northeast High School diploma in previous school year. addition to the internationally recognized IB diploma. Behavior: No negative disciplinary reports Extracurricular Activities: on most recent final report card. Students enrolled in citywide and special admissions programs participate in the Northeast High School clubs and activities. Sports Teams: Students enrolled in citywide and special admissions programs participate in the Northeast High School athletic program.

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 51 Overbrook High School (NS)

https://overbrookhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Overbrook High School's legacy is • Communities in Schools 5898 Lancaster Avenue built on a history of rich contributions • Drexel University Philadelphia, PA 19131 to society. These contributions have • EAT Right been made by a diverse group of OHS • Gear Up Principal: alumni who has led the charge for all Dr. Kahlila S. Lee future OHS students. This legacy will • Promise Core [email protected] continue as we instill in our students • Talent Search high expectations, while providing high • Teen Outreach Program Phone: 215-400-7300 support. We are committed to excellence, • University of Pennsylvania Fax: 215-400-7301 by challenging all students to reach their • University of Pennsylvania Upward Bound highest potential as life-long learners and Student Enrollment: 500 contributing citizens, with an environment • Upward Bound Math and Science focused on student-centered learning. • West Chester University Partnership Admission Requirements: • West Philadelphia Health Coalition Residence within the school The vision of Overbrook High School is to catchment area. Admission for prepare students to become responsible, • Women of Tomorrow students outside the catchment productive citizens by exposing them area is based on space to academic rigor, culturally relevant Extracurricular Activities: availability and lottery. content and college and career exposure. • Instrumental This vision will be sustained through a • Robotics commitment to exceptional professional Feeder Schools: • Student Government Blankenburg, Cassidy, Heston, standards, high expectations, and feedback from all stakeholders. Gompers, Lamberton, Overbrook Sports Teams: Educational School, Rhoads, Universal Daroff CS Points of Pride: • Badminton • Alumni Chapter • Baseball • Competitive Sports Teams • Basketball– Girls’ and Boys’ SEPTA Routes: • Junior Reserve Officer • Cheerleading 10 Trolley, G Training Corps (JROTC) • Football • Three-time State Champion • Soccer­—Girls’ and Boys’ Citywide Access Programs: Mock Trial Team (based on space availability) • Softball • Digital Media Production Courses & Program Highlights: • Track and Field—Girls’ and Boys’ • Health Related Technologies • Volleyball • Approved CTE Programs: (citywide access, based on space availability) –– Digital Media Production –– Health Related Technologies • Dual Enrollment with Community College of Philadelphia • Google Classroom • International Institute for Restorative School Progress Report (SPR) Practices Overall SPR • Online Credit Recovery and Grade Performance Tier...... Reinforce Improvement: Core and elective credit recovery and enrichment • Scholars Academy Performance Tier by Domain: • Shool-wide SAT/PSAT day Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Workforce Development Progress...... Model Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 52 Parkway Center City Middle College (SA)

https://parkwaycc.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Points of Pride: Mission: Parkway Center City Middle Student respect for diversity; Excellent 540 North 13th Street College provides a liberal arts, college student and staff attendance; Met AYP Room 304 readiness education that prepares ALL Targets for eight consecutive years; earned Philadelphia, PA 19123 scholars for matriculation in and graduation Commonwealth of PA Achievement from college/university, and career. Keystone Award for six consecutive years; Principal: Majority of students enroll in 2-4 year Anh Nguyen-Brown Our Approach: Parkway Center City Middle colleges and universities; Student artwork [email protected] College (PCCMC) in partnership with on display throughout school; Annual Community College of Philadelphia (CCP), events, including: PCC Annual Walk for Phone: 215-400-7620 requires that all scholars participate in a Fitness; Multicultural Awareness Day; Fax: 215-400-7621 college level summer bridge course before Career Day, and Alumni Day. entering Parkway in the 9th grade fall se- Student Enrollment: 525 mester. During years one and two, scholars Courses & Program Highlights: are engaged in rigorous course content at • Current Advanced Placement both sites (PCCMC and CCP) that is reflec- Admission Requirements: Courses: English Literature, tive of college level courses with encourage- Grades: A’s and B’s with the possible US History, Calculus, Art exception of one C in major ment and supports from the entire school • Dual Enrollment at Community subjects on the most recent final community including CCP. In Year 3 and 4, College of Philadelphia report card. scholars will be immersed in college level Standardized Test Scores: A local courses at CCP leading to multiple path- • Summer Bridge – college course for percentile of 70 on the PSSA test ways such as obtaining an Associate degree incoming freshmen in both Reading and Math are in Liberal Arts, earning a minimum of 48 • Elective courses include Geography, the minimum. A lower reading college credits, or Industry certifications in Art, Health and Physical Education, score may be considered for Computer Program or Entrepreneurship. Contemporary Issues, Drama, students who have lived in the Our staff supports a culture of high expecta- SAT Prep English and Math, U.S. for three years or less. Non- tions for teaching and learning. Scholars Statistics, Environmental Science, public school families should are engaged, encouraged, and empowered and Personal Finance contact the child’s present school to graduate successfully from PCCMC with • Blended Learning for score conversion information. a High School diploma and an Associate’s The national percentile Degree (CCP). Furthermore, our vision is Partnerships: on a nationally recognized that scholars will continue college to earn • Big Brothers, Big Sisters standardized test will be a Bachelor’s Degree and /or complete suc- • College Possible considered when it is available. cessful career options. Our parents, families Independent school students and guardians are full partners in fostering • Community College of Philadelphia may submit ERB scores or any academic achievement, personal responsi- • Deloitte Academy other nationally recognized bility, and self-actualization. We encourage • Delphi Project Foundation standardized test. our scholars to develop entrepreneurial • Lantern Theatre Attendance: Exemplary attendance attitudes, peer leadership and community • Philadelphia OIC and punctuality are required. service to prepare for their future as mem- Behavior: No negative disciplinary bers of the global economy and citizens of • Philly College Team (Mentor for Philly) reports and no 3’s in Citizenship. the world. • Temple University Additional Requirements: The uniqueness of the Middle College continued on next page (see right) program provides students the opportunity School Progress Report (SPR) to complete their high school years with a Overall SPR SEPTA Routes: high school diploma and an Associate’s De- Performance Tier...... Reinforce C, 23, 43, 61, Broad Street Subway gree. In order to accomplish this, students Additional Requirements: will be fully matriculated into CCP for their Demonstrated positive attitude Performance Tier by Domain: Junior and Senior years. In order to begin and aspirations to attend college. Junior and Senior year at CCP, students Achievement...... Watch Because students at Parkway will School Progress Report (SPR) are expected to be performing at college be taking high school and college Progress...... Model Overall SPR level in both Math and English and will be course simultaneously, it is very Performance Tier...... Reinforce administered a placement test. The place- important that students arrive Climate...... Intervene ment test is a requirement from CCP for demonstrating proficient skills in writing, a crucial element in college College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: all students attending the college. By the end of Sophomore year, if students do not course work. Therefore, as part of Achievement...... 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Partnerships (continued): • Turning Point for Children • University of Pennsylvania • Women of Tomorrow of Greater Philadelphia Extracurricular Activities: • Drama • Robotics • Senior Committees • Tutoring Sports Teams: • Baseball • Boys’ Basketball • Cheerleading • Cooperative Sports – Football • Girls’ and Boys’ Track • Girls’ and Boys’ Volleyball • Girls’ Basketball • Soccer • Softball

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 54 Parkway Northwest HS for Peace and Social Justice (SA)

https://parkwaynw.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Extracurricular Activities: Our mission at Parkway Northwest High • Film Club 6200 Crittenden Street School for Peace and Social Justice is • Art Club Philadelphia, PA 19138 to prepare students to face a complex world with the skills necessary to institute Sports Teams: Principal: positive change locally and globally. Our • Baseball Jeffrey MacFarland school offers a rigorous college preparatory [email protected] program designed to promote peace and • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity social justice through the use of critical • Football Phone: 215-400-3390 thinking, problem solving, cooperative • Softball 215-400-3391 Fax: learning and research. • Track with Martin Luther Student Enrollment: 248 Points of Pride: King, Jr. High School • 98% Graduation Rate Admission Requirements: • $350,000 in college scholarships and Grades: grants awarded to the Class of 2016 A’s and B’s with the possible • United Nations Youth exception of one C in major Leadership Conference subjects on most recent final report card. • Global Classroom Project: Community Service trip to Costa Rica Annual Peace Local Norms: Day Celebration and Workshops 70th Percentile or higher. Attendance: Courses & Program Highlights: Exemplary attendance & • Ninth grade course in Social Development punctuality (no more than and Leadership 5 absences; no more than 5 • Advanced Placement Courses: instances of lateness) on most English Literature and Composition; recent final report card. Psychology Behavior: • Honors courses in English, History and No negative disciplinary reports Math Rigorous Senior Project Program on most recent final report card. • Dual Enrollment Program Additional Requirements: with Arcadia University School and/or community volunteer hours and personal Partnerships: interview required. • Rotary Club of Chestnut Hill • Community Advisory Board comprised of university and SEPTA Routes: organization partners including: 18, H, L –– Arcadia University –– Global Education Motivators (GEM) –– Granny Peace Brigade School Progress Report (SPR) –– Physicians for Social Responsibility Overall SPR –– Public Citizens for Children and Youth Performance Tier...... Reinforce (PCCY) –– Temple University Performance Tier by Domain: –– United Nations Association Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) of Greater Philadelphia Overall SPR –– Women’s International League for Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch Peace and Freedom Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Reinforce College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 55 Parkway West High School (SA)

https://parkwaywest.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Extracurricular Activities: Parkway West is a small special admission • Chess Club 4725 Fairmount Avenue college prep high school. Our mission is • Grade Recovery Philadelphia, PA 19139 to ensure that all students reach their • National Honor Society personal and academic potential, and Principal: become productive citizens and lifelong • Mock Trial Dr. Kathleen McCladdie learners. In partnership with Philadelphia • Poetry Club [email protected] Academies, Inc., Parkway offers an Early • Student Government Childhood Education CTE program whose • Special Olympics Phone: 215-400-7710 mission is to address the need for qualified • Tutoring Fax: 215-400-7711 teachers in the city’s schools. The program is designed to introduce students to careers • Yearbook Student Enrollment: 315 in the field of education, while emphasizing the use of technology and preparing Sports Teams: Admission Requirements: them for entrance into college. Students • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ Grades: participate in summer internships in the • Softball Excellent Grades (Students are education field. Students who complete the • Track and Field program will have the opportunity to earn required to have all A’s and B’s • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ and one C). their Child Development Associate (CDA) credential, as well as up to 9 college credits. • Partnership with West Philadelphia HS Attendance: for sports not offered at Parkway Exemplary attendance & Points of Pride: punctuality (no more than five • Made Adequate Yearly Progress in 2007- absences; no more than five instances of lateness) on most 2009 and 2011 recent final report card. • More than 90% of graduates enroll directly in 2 or 4 year colleges Behavior: • Early Childhood Education CTE program No negative disciplinary reports on most recent final report card. Courses & Program Highlights: Additional Requirements: Approved CTE Programs (Citywide Access): –– Letter of recommendation • Early Childhood Education and Childcare from current teacher Advanced Placement Courses: and counselor. • English Language and Composition –– Mandatory interview held in • English Literature and Composition early December. • Environmental Science • U.S. Government and Politics SEPTA Routes: • U.S. History 15 Trolley, 64, Dual Enrollment Programs: Market-Frankford Line • Community College of Philadelphia Partnerships: • Bryn Mawr College School Progress Report (SPR) • Children’s Village Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Community College of Philadelphia • Delaware Valley Association for the Education of Young Children Performance Tier by Domain: • District 1199C Training and Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Upgrading Fund Overall SPR Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene • Haverford College Climate...... Intervene • Pennsylvania State University • Philadelphia Academies, Inc. College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • West Chester University Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Reinforce College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 56 Penn Treaty Middle School-High School (NS)

https://penntreaty.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Extracurricular Activities: Mission: Supporting the academic and Numerous after-school activities including: 600 E. Thompson Street social emotional outcomes of every student. • Art Sphere afterschool program Philadelphia, PA 19125 Points of Pride: • Crochet Club • EC Clubs Principal: • At Penn Treaty we build an academic Sam Howell community of students who grow • EducationWorks [email protected] as productive citizens and have post • Gardening Club secondary success. We create a family • Running Club 215-400-3800 Phone: whose members are responsible, • Student Counsel Fax: 215-400-3801 respectful, peaceful and love to learn. We provide students with opportunities Sports Teams: Student Enrollment: 562 to join AVID (Advancement Via Boys’ sports: Individual Determination); AP classes, Admission Requirements: varsity sports, after school clubs and • Basketball Serves students from catchment much more. Additionally, all students • Bowling area; daily attendance and have access to 12Plus as a resource • Member of the Kensington High School punctuality are mandatory; during their collegial journey. COOP...All Penn Treaty High School students with complex needs • AVID certified school students can participate in any sport are encouraged to apply from • Full time Art teacher, as well as Art that Penn Treaty does not offer such as catchment area. Sphere afterschool program, WHYY, Football, Soccer, Volleyball & Baseball Students with complex needs are Music Club Girls’ sports: encouraged to apply from our • Basketball catchment area. Courses & Program Highlights: • Bowling • AVID – Advanced Via Individual • Cheer Feeder Schools: Determination (6 sections) • Member of the Kensington High School Adaire, Ludlow, Penn Treaty • STEM-based with focus on COOP...All Penn Treaty High School Urban Gardening. students can participate in any sport SEPTA Routes: • Foreign languages: Spanish that Penn Treaty does not offer such as 5, 25, 89, 15 trolley, Football, Soccer, Volleyball & Softball Market-Frankford El • AP courses: English, U.S. History Partnerships: • WHYY • Education Works

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 57 Philadelphia High School for Girls (SA)

https://girlshs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: • Advanced Placement Courses: Art Histo- The Philadelphia High School for Girls has ry; Biology; Calculus; Chemistry; Chinese 1400 W. Olney Avenue over one hundred and seventy years history Language and Culture; English Literature Philadelphia, PA 19141 as a public college preparatory school and Composition; Environmental Science; whose heritage is founded in tradition, for Macroeconomics; U.S. Government and Principal: academically talented young women drawn Politics; U. S. History; Studio Art Drawing Lisa Mesi from the diversity of our city. Our mission is • Extensive Honors and Advanced courses [email protected] to graduate students who will treat others • Blended Classrooms compassionately and lead lives of personal • Electives including Anatomy, Art, Phone: 215-400-3700 integrity at the university level, ultimately Fax: 215-400-3701 Ceramics, Dance, Instrumental/Vocal preparing them to be future leaders. Music, Organic Chemistry This is accomplished in a safe, nurturing Student Enrollment: 800+ environment that challenges the intellect, provides enriching extracurricular programs, Partnerships: Admission Requirements: embraces diversity and encourages ethical Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority • Bicycle Grades: behavior. We maintain a rich and rigorous Coalition of Greater Philadelphia Youth academic program, which includes Honors, Cycling Program • China Bridge Program A’s and B’s on most recent final • Classrooms to Careers • College Board • report card. Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, dual enrollment and Senior DASH Music Production Program • Delta Local Norms: Year Only Program (SYOP), as well as Sigma Theta Sorority • Drexel University and 85th Percentile or higher. outstanding humanities courses. Medical School • Eat Right Philly • Einstein Hospital • Gift of Life Program • Hanban Asia Attendance: Points of Pride: Society • Inner Strength Foundation • KYW Exemplary attendance Media Program • • Lyra and punctuality. Ranked among the top 5 schools in Phila- delphia • 2nd oldest all-girls public school Society • Moore College of Art • Behavior: in the country • Recognized at Silver Level Mu Alpha Theta • National Honor Society • No negative disciplinary reports. by US News and World Report (2014-2015) Neighborhood Bike Works • Parent Teacher Daughter Association (P.T.D.A.) • People Additional Requirements: • Exceeding for the Keystone exams in the areas of Literature, Algebra I and Biology • to People • Philadelphia Art Museum • Strong motivation and interest to Philadelphia High School for Girls Alumnae be challenged academically. 99% of students graduate with 90% attend- ing college, many at top U.S. universities • Association • PSTV • Red Cross • Revolu- Interview and/or Graduates earn more than 3 million dollars tion Prep • Rutgers University • Step Up To Summer Transition Program in scholarships and grants • International College • TeenShop, Inc • Temple University may be required. Baccalaureate Program and expanding • University of Pennsylvania • Villanova number of Advanced Placement courses University • Wuxi No.#1 Girls’ School • Many • Active chapters in the National Honors other community organizations SEPTA Routes: Society in Academics and Mu Alpha Theta C, 18, 6, 18, 22, 26,47, 55, 80, for Mathematics • Confucius Classroom, Extracurricular Activities: Broad Street Line Sister School to Wuxi No. 1 Girls' School • Anime • Music in China, Foreign Languages include Latin, • Art • Peer-to-Peer Spanish and Mandarin Chinese • Continu- • Creative Writing Tutoring ous student travel opportunities to various • Cultural Clubs • Robotics International destinations • Robotics (State • Service Club Awardees), STEAM • Organizations to • Dance School Progress Report (SPR) address diverse student interests • Active • Debate • STEAM Overall SPR Student Government (Service Club) and • Eco Recycling Club • Student Gov't Performance Tier...... 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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 58 Philadelphia Military Academy High School (CW)

https://pma.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: The Philadelphia Military Academy • Drexel University 2118 N. 13th Street is committed to promoting academic • National Hispanic Institute Philadelphia, PA 19122 excellence through sound educational • Philadelphia West Point Society principles and practices conjoined with Principal: leadership education training and character • Temple University Margie Goodwin building. We will immerse students in • Tuskegee Airmen [email protected] military values and disciplines; +providing • Valley Forge Military Academy rigorous instruction to prepare diverse • Villanova University College Phone: 215-400-7420 learners for college where they will be of Engineering Fax: 215-400-7421 able to engage in academic programs using military-like methods and values. Student Enrollment: 328 Extracurricular Activities: Points of Pride: • After School Enrichment Admission Requirements: • Excellent Fitness Center • Armed Platoon Drill Students who have a strong • JROTC program • Chess motivation to be challenged • City-Wide Drill Champions • Comic Book Club academically and who are • National Army JROTC Competition • Color Guard interested in participating in • Participation in Parades/Event • Fitness Center a Junior ROTC program are • Junior Cadet Corps welcome to apply. • Eisenhower Fellowship Participants • 95% college acceptance rate for • Multicultural Club Must agree to abide by the • Raider Team JROTC Cadet Creed and all graduating seniors relevant regulations. • High percentage of graduates successful • Red Cross/CPR Training in college • Student Government All applicants will be required to • Community service opportunities • Temple University Upward Bound interview to demonstrate their interest in the program. • Leadership Training • Unarmed Platoon Drill • Women of Tomorrow Mentor and Mandatory summer training. Scholarship Program Sports Teams: SEPTA Routes: • BOSS (Brothers of Significant • Baseball 2, 23, 39, C, Broad St. Subway Strength) Mentor • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity • Competitive Spirit (Cheerleading) Courses & Program Highlights: • Cross Country— Co-Ed • Advanced Placement Courses • Football—partnership for varsity ––AP Computer Coding • Softball—Girls’ Varsity ––AP Government • Track and Field ––AP Literature • Electives: ––Band ––Color Guard ––Drama School Progress Report (SPR) ––Journalism Overall SPR ––Personal Fitness Performance Tier...... Reinforce ––Physics ––Pre-Calculus Performance Tier by Domain: ––Spanish School Progress Report (SPR) Achievement...... Watch ––Yearbook Overall SPR Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch • Programs: Climate...... Intervene ––Army Junior ROTC College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: ––Community Service ––Dual Enrollment Program Achievement...... Intervene ––Senior Capstone Project Progress...... Model ––Service Learning Climate...... Reinforce ––Youth Court College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 59 A. Philip Randolph Career Academy (CW)

https://randolph.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Advanced Placement courses: English The Mission of the Randolph Career Literature, Pre-Calculus and AP Biology 3101 Henry Avenue Academy is to provide a safe, supportive Dual enrollment programs with Esperanza Philadelphia, PA 19129 learning environment in which educational College and CCP programs, resources, and experiences Principal: will enable students to become confident, Dr. Michelle Burns responsible, and productive citizens. We Partnerships: [email protected] strive to develop high levels of competence • Air Gas in academic skills; a reciprocal appreciation • AKER Shipyard Phone: 215-400-3840 of human values, attitudes, and cultures; • Copart Fax: 215-400-3841 a fostering of independent thinking; an appreciation of individual differences; • Health Partners Student Enrollment: 518 and an improvement of our technology • Jefferson University utilization for the 21st Century. • Local 21 Admission Requirements: • Lowes Students who have strong Points of Pride: • NAMA • Success in industry certifications motivation to be challenged • NASCAR academically and have an • Industry work experience • Overbrook Environmental interest in learning about their • Industry occupational advisory boards • Philadelphia Fire Department chosen career and technical field • Randolph not only offers career and • Philadelphia Fleet Management are welcome to apply. technical education but also has strong academic programs providing students • Project Rebuild SEPTA Routes: with a full range of diversity • PTR Baler 32, 60, 446, 442, R • Many of our students attend college and • PYN 95% of seniors are accepted into colleges • The Salvation Army • We have a dual enrollment programs • SEPTA with Esperanza College and CCP • University of Pennsylvania • 85% of our students receive their • Water Department of Philadelphia certification in their CTE programs • We currently have the youngest fire Extracurricular Activities: fighter ever to complete the program at • Etiquette Class the Philadelphia Fire Department • Fire Academy After-school and Summer • All the programs use state of the Boot camp art equipment and the students are instructed utilizing 21st century skills • National Honor Society • The construction trades program was • Red Cross Club awarded the Lowes grant for 2015-2016 • Scrabble Club • University of PA School of Dental • Student Government Medicine: Radiology and Lab Procedures • The Young Ambitious Courses written specifically for qualified Randolph Dental Assisting Program Sports Teams: seniors and juniors respectively • Baseball School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Courses & Program Highlights: • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Bowling Approved CTE Programs: (citywide access, based on space availability) • Cheerleading Performance Tier by Domain: • Autobody Collision Repair • Cross Country—Co-ed Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Automotive Technology • Football—sponsored by Dobbins Overall SPR • Construction Technologies • Softball Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch • Culinary Arts • Track and Field—Co-ed Climate...... Intervene • Dental Assisting College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • Electronics Technology/ Achievement...... Intervene Automated Systems • Emergency Medical Technician Progress...... Intervene • Health Related Technologies Climate...... Reinforce • Welding Technology College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 60 Paul Robeson High School for Human Services (CW)

https://robeson.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Paul Robeson HS is one of the premier high • Community College of Philadelphia 4125 Ludlow Street schools in the City of Philadelphia. As a • Community in Schools TEEN E.L.E.C.T & Philadelphia, PA 19104 nurturing learning community, Paul Robe- M.A.R.S. Programs son High School not only fosters a sense • Delaware Valley Green Building Council Principal: of empowerment driving students to seek Richard M. Gordon IV healthy, positive, nurturing relationships, • Dell East Music Center [email protected] but also we are a community designed • Drexel University College of Education, to assist students in the development of Drexel Law School, Drexel Karabots Junior Phone: 215-400-7780 the 21st Century skills needed to succeed Fellows Science Program, and Fax: 215-400-7781 in post-secondary studies and careers in Drexel Tutors service to the local & global communities. • Enterprise Center’s Executive Student Enrollment: 297 Capitalizing on our location in the heart of Entrepreneur Programs University City, Paul Robeson High School Admission Requirements: • Harrisburg University will continue it’s strong partnerships with • Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Students who have a strong nearby universities, research institutions, Penn Medicine Pipeline Program human service agencies, business commu- motivation to be challenged • Mighty Writers academically and who nity, and other industry partners in order to are interested in a college provide our students with pivotal experi- • Moder Patshala Education Center preparatory academic program ences and highly sought after internships in • Neubauer Family Foundation’s are welcome to apply. their personal fields of interest. ArtistYear Americorps • Occupational Advisory Committee: St. All applicants will be required to Points of Pride: Ignatius Nursing Home interview to demonstrate their • 2017 Most Improved Phila. H.S. Award interest in the program. • Peoples Emergency Center • Wilt Chamberlain Memorial Fund (WCMF) • Philadelphia Academies, Incorporated, SEPTA Routes: FAFSA Challenge Award: 2018 & 2019 Urban Nutrition Initiative 21, 30, 40, Market-Frankford El • 85% Annual Senior College/Post- • Philadelphia Education Fund Secondary Acceptance Rate • The Partnership CDC/NAC of West • 95% Average Annual Graduation Rate, Philadelphia (University City) (98.5% Graduation rate for Class of 2016, • University of Pennsylvania/Netter Center highest in school history) for Community Partnerships • $750,000 annually in academic college • West Philadelphia Cultural Alliance & The scholarship awards for graduating class Paul Robeson House Museum • Citations from School District of Philadelphia and City Council of Extracurricular Activities: Philadelphia for Academic Improvement and for Safe School Environment • Anime Club • Editorial features in the Learning • Glee Club Key, Philadelphia Tribune, Daily News, • Mock Trial Philadelphia Inquirer, NewsWorks.org, • Peer Mediators Philly.com, Black Enterprise Magazine, & • Robotics Club Education Dive Magazine • Student Government • Girls Track Team–All Public League & Dis- • Technology Club School Progress Report (SPR) trict Champions, Track & Field (2014, 2011) Overall SPR • Urban Nutrition Initiative’s Fruit Stand • PIAA Class AA State Champions Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Yearbook Club • Girls Basketball Team – PIAA District 12 Champions (2013) Performance Tier by Domain: Sports Teams: • All Public League Champions (2011) Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ • 2009 Region 7 winners of the annual IPO Overall SPR • Bowling Progress...... Model Stock Market Game Performance Tier...... Watch • Cheerleading Climate...... Intervene • Award winning Health Related Technology Career Technical Education (C.T.E.) Prog. • Co-ed Cross-Country College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • Track and Field—Girls’ and Boys’ Achievement...... Intervene Courses & Program Highlights: • and P.I.A.A. Cooperative Partnerships for Approved CTE Programs: –– Baseball –– Soccer—Girls’ and Boys’ Progress...... Reinforce (citywide access, based on space availability) –– Bowling –– Softball Climate...... Reinforce –– Health Related Technologies –– Football –– Volleyball –– Elective courses in Human Services College & Career...... Reinforce

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 61 Roxborough High School (NS)

https://roxboroughhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: Roxborough High School is an All-Academy High Approved CTE Programs (citywide access, 6498 Ridge Avenue School. Academies offer each student more based on space availability): Biotechnology, Philadelphia, PA 19128 personalized attention, recognition, and care Business Administration, Digital Media from teachers, staff and peers. Integral to the Production, and Sports Marketing Principal: Academy methodology is the career-themed Dual Enrollment: English, Biology, Biotech Dana Jenkins approach designed to engage all students with [email protected] Advanced Placement Courses: English learning that is rigorous and relevant preparing Literature, English Language, Biology, them for college and career. Each academy is a Government, American History Phone: 215-400-3400 small learning community built around college Fax: 215-400-3401 and career pathways. Our Academies are: Advanced Math (Pre-calculus and Calculus); Foreign Language (Spanish); Student Enrollment: 800 • 9th Grade Academy - Freshman Academy Art; Music; Instrument and Drama • Academy of Visual Arts Production: Digital Admission Requirements: Media Production Partnerships: Residence within the school • Academy of Health Sciences & Research: • Cabrini University catchment area. Admission for Biotechnology, Kinesiology • Citi Post-secondary Success Prog. (PEF) students outside the catchment • Academy of Business Technology and • Coded by Kids area is based on space Entrepreneurship: International Business– • Communities in Schools availability and lottery. Finance, Entrepreneurship, Business Administration and Sport Marketing • District Council 1199C Nurses Training and Upgrade Fund Feeder Schools: Roxborough High School is committed to Cook-Wissahickon, Dobson, designing programs and learning opportunities • Drexel University Henry, Houston, Jenks, that promote academic and social achievement • Ford Foundation - PAS Lingelbach, Mifflin, Shawnmont for all students. We will focus on building a • Fox Chase Cancer Center strong college and career preparatory foun- • PEF College Access Program SEPTA Routes: dation that will provide students with the • Philadelphia Academies Inc. 9, 27, 32, 61, 65, R necessary skills and tools to achieve success & Compete in our global society. • Philadelphia BAR Association Citywide Access Programs: • Philadelphia Futures (based on space availability) Points of Pride: • Philadelphia School Partnership • Biotechnology 9th Grade Honors courses • National Career • Business Administration Academy Coalition Accreditation • 20 Mobile Extracurricular Activities: • Digital Media Production Computer Labs with 30 student laptops in • Art Club (Mural Arts Program) each • 10 class size standard computer labs • Entrepreneurship • Fitness Club • Film and Video Production • 35 classroom interactive computer Smart Panels • State-of-the-art studios: TV, Web • High Step • Kinesiology Design, Graphic Design, and Business • 21st • National Honor Society • Sports Marketing Century Biotechnology and Kinesiology Labs • Ridge Record (School Newspaper) • Web Design • Updated and supported Science Labs • • STEAM Scholars (science, technology, 2019 NFTE Finalist • 2019 Comcast Challenge engineering, art and math) Winner • Summer Search participation • • Student Ambassadors 2011/ 2012/2013/2015 City-wide winners in Animation & Web Design • Microsoft Word, • Student Government School Progress Report (SPR) PPT, Access & Excel; Adobe Premier Pro & • The Mesak (Yearbook) Overall SPR Illustrator; OSHA & NASM certifications • Performance Tier...... Reinforce 2012/2013/ 2014/2015 City-wide winners in Sports Teams: Digital Movie • 2015 Region Champions in PIAA: Performance Tier by Domain: Film & Video Production • 2011/2013/2015 • Baseball—Boy’s City-wide Speech Competition winner; • 2019 Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Basketball—Boy’s & Girls’ PAI Inc Principal of the Year • 2013 Marcus • Cheerleading—Girls’ Overall SPR Foster Ast Principal of the Yr • 2015 Lindback Progress...... Model • Cross-Country—Boy’s & Girls’ Performance Tier...... Intervene Principal of the Year Award • 2013 Best Practice Climate...... Intervene school for Climate & Safety • Outstanding • Fitness—Boy’s & Girls’ College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: JROTC Leadership Program 2014/2015 Raiders • Football—Boy’s Competition Winners and Drill Competition • Soccer—Boy’s Achievement...... Intervene Winners • Competitive PIAA Athletic teams • Softball—Girls’ Progress...... Intervene making playoffs in football, basketball, baseball, • Track—Boy’s & Girls’ volleyball, softball, soccer, and cheerleading • Volleyball—Girls’ Climate...... Watch College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 62 Walter B. Saul HS of Agricultural Sciences (SA)

https://saul.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: At W.B. Saul High School, our mission is to • Artist Year 7100 Henry Avenue promote student leadership that makes a • Delaware Valley College Philadelphia, PA 19128 difference in our world. Through diverse, • Fairmount Park Commission hands-on opportunities rooted in an Principal: urban setting, Saul students apply their • Food Moxie Alexa Dunn knowledge and skills to address modern • Friends of the Wissahickon [email protected] environmental and agricultural challenges. • Minorities in Agriculture Natural To enhance post-secondary and career Resources and Related Sciences Phone: 215-400-3450 success, Saul students drive the future by (MANRRS) Fax: 215-400-3451 learning to do, doing to learn and learning • Morris Arboretum to serve. Student Enrollment: 520 • Outward Bound Points of Pride: • Pennsylvania FFA Admission Requirements: Largest agricultural high school in the • Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Grades: nation; Recognized and honored as one of • Pennsylvania State University A’s and B’s with the possible the state’s top Career/Technical schools • The Philadelphia Phillies exception of one C in major by the PA Dept of Career and Technical • Philadelphia Society for the Promotion of subjects on most recent Education; named 2019 U.S News & World Agriculture (PSPA) report card. Report’s Best High Schools in Pennsylvania; • Philadelphia Water Department Standardized Test Scores: Consistently strong Keystone passage rates; Strong partnerships resulting in internships • The Philadelphia Zoo 70th percentile or higher on and job placement. • Temple University the PSSA Test in Reading and Mathematics. • Weaver’s Way Community Programs Courses & Program Highlights: • WorkReady Philadelphia Attendance: Students select a “major” from four CTE • Zoetis Animal Health 95% attendance during the Programs of Study: previous school year. • Animal Sciences Extracurricular Activities: • Food Sciences Behavior: • After-school career development No negative disciplinary reports • Horticulture clubs allow students to deepen their on most recent final report card. • Natural Resource Management knowledge in numerous areas of the natural sciences All four programs are academically based on principles of biology and chemistry and • FFA provides leadership opportunities SEPTA Routes: locally and throughout the state 9, 27,32, 65, 446, 447; Frankford classes tend to be hands-on and active. • Multimedia, Dance, Chess, Eco-Sculpture, Terminal and City Hall express Each year, students also have opportunities bus service and Poetry clubs provide creative and to develop their skills via a number of large- academic outlets scale co-curricular projects. These include • National Honor Society recognizes designing and building a major exhibit for exceptional achievement the Philadelphia Flower Show, showing animals at the Pennsylvania Farm Show and coordination of schoolwide seasonal Sports Teams: events: Harvest on Henry (fall festival) and • Badminton—Girls’ School Progress Report (SPR) Country Fair Day (celebration of spring). • Baseball—Boys’ Overall SPR • Bowling—Co-ed Performance Tier...... Reinforce Advanced Placement Courses: • English Language • Cross-country—Co-ed • English Literature • Cycling—Co-ed, intramural Performance Tier by Domain: • Environmental Science • Softball—Girls’; Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • US Government & Politics • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ Progress...... Model Overall SPR • and interested students may try out for Performance Tier...... Watch football, track and field, and boys’ and Climate...... Intervene girls' basketball through a partnership College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: with Roxborough High School Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Model College & Career...... Reinforce

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 63 William L. Sayre High School (NS)

https://sayre.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Mission: At William L. Sayre High • AUNI 5800 Walnut Street School excellence is the expectation for • Communities in Schools Philadelphia, PA 19139 academic and leadership development • ELECT Program measured through scholarship, leadership • Promise Corp Principal: and collaboration fueled by the core Jamie Eberle values of faith, family, honesty/integrity, • Teen Outreach Program [email protected] perseverance and respect. • University of Pennsylvania Vision: William L. Sayre High School Phone: 215-400-7800 provides a platform for students to attain Fax: 215-400-7801 the skills needed to be successful in their Extracurricular Activities: college and career choices • Chess Club Student Enrollment: 492 • Environmental Science Club Points of Pride: • Intramural Athletics Admission Requirements: Sayre is equipped science labs, updated • Senior Activities Residence within the school computer labs, Chromebooks for individual catchment area. Admission for student use and this year will begin a • Strength and Conditioning students outside the catchment new Health Sciences Program. Sayre has • Student Government area is based on space a 9th Grade Academy model for students • tutoring services availability and lottery. into high school. Sayre • various teacher-led clubs also offers traditional extra-curricular • Yearbook Feeder Schools: programs that enhance our curriculum, Anderson, Barry, Bryant, Global and showcase our students’ abilities. We Leadership Academy at Huey, continue to strive for excellence by offering Sports Teams: Hamilton, Harrington, after school tutoring and career mentors • Bowling Mastery CS at Hardy, through our University of Pennsylvania • Boys’ Junior Varstity and Varsity Mastery CS at Harrity Netter Center. Our AUNI Urban Nutrition Basketball Initiative Program offers students onsite SEPTA Routes: • Girls’ Varsity Basketball experiences. We offer College Access and • Track and Field 21, 31, 46, 52, Career Readiness activities through Promise Market/Frankford El Corp. and support students through our • Our students can also participate in TOPS (Teen Outreach) program. We also our Co-Op with West Philadelphia High Citywide Access Programs: pride ourselves in our Pipeline Program, School for other sports offerings (based on space availability) which offers student an opportunity to • Health-Related Technologies earn college credit while also attending • Rehabilitation Aid Sayre High School. Many of our students participate in our Out-of-School-Time (OST) After-School Program. Courses & Program Highlights: Approved CTE Programs: (citywide access, based on space availability) • Health-related Technologies • Rehabilitation Aid School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Honors courses offered in English and Performance Tier...... Reinforce Algebra 1. We offer AP Government and AP Psychology. We have University of Pennsylvania Extracurricular Activities. Performance Tier by Domain: We offer Youth Court programs, Conflict Achievement...... Watch Resolution, Science Clubs, Senior Activities, School Progress Report (SPR) Strength and Conditioning, Student Voice, Progress...... Model Overall SPR Intramural Athletics and Yearbook. Performance Tier...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 64 School of the Future (CW)

https://sof.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Extracurricular Activities: Continuous, Relative, and Adaptive. • Academic Support 4021 Parkside Avenue • Arts and Crafts Philadelphia, PA 19104 The School of the Future, in partnership with the community and families, strives to • Band ignite in learners a passion for learning that • Druline Principal: inspires a commitment to active citizenship Richard Sherin • Instrumental Lessons [email protected] by using technological innovation and engaging pedagogy. • Jazz Ensemble Jennifer Lennon, A.P Learning is Continuous: Learners are able • Weight-lifting to learn anytime and anywhere. • Poetry Club Phone: 215-400-7790 Learning is Relevant: Learners identify and Fax: 215-400-7791 solve problems that matter now. Sports Teams: • Baseball Learning is Adaptive: Learners manage Student Enrollment: 550 their own learning. • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ • Bowling Admission Requirements: Points of Pride: • Cheerleading Students who have a strong • 100% college acceptance rate • Cross Country—Co-ed motivation to be challenged • Digital music studios • Football academically and who • Each graduating class has consistently are interested in a college • Indoor Track won over $500,000 in scholarships • Softball preparatory academic program and grants with the class of 2016 are welcome to apply. awarded over $600,000 • Track and Field All applicants will be required to • Extensive opportunities in the arts • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ interview to demonstrate their • First “Farm-to-School” site in the District, interest in the program. using local fruit and produce to prepare fresh breakfast and lunch SEPTA Routes: 15, 38, 40 • Full athletic offerings • Interactive Learning Center • Little Kids Rock • Yamaha Partnership • and many more. Courses & Program Highlights: Advanced Placement Courses: • American History • Calculus • English Literature and Composition • US Government Partnerships: School Progress Report (SPR) • Comcast Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Drexel University • Fairmount Park Commission • The Food Trust Performance Tier by Domain: • GEAR UP Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Lincoln University Progress...... Model Overall SPR • Microsoft Performance Tier...... Watch Climate...... Intervene • Please Touch Museum • The Philadelphia Zoo College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • The University of Pennsylvania Achievement...... Intervene • Upward Bound Progress...... Intervene • Urban Nutrition Initiative • Villanova University Climate...... Reinforce • Yamaha College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 65 Science Leadership Academy (SA)

https://sla.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: The Science Leadership Academy is a Approved CTE Programs: 1482 Green Street partnership high school between The • Engineering Technologies Philadelphia, PA 19130 School District of Philadelphia and The • Film and Video Production Franklin Institute. SLA provides a rigorous, Principal: college-preparatory curriculum with a Dual Enrollment Program: Drexel Chris Lehmann focus on science, technology, mathematics, University, U. Penn Scholars and [email protected] and entrepreneurship. Students at SLA Community College of Philadelphia learn in a technology-infused, project- Streamed courses in 9-11 Grades; 10 and Phone: 215-400-7830 based environment where the core Fax: 215-400-7831 11 Grade Individualized Learning Plan; 12 values of inquiry, research, collaboration, Grade Capstone Course presentation, and reflection are Student Enrollment: 502 emphasized in all classes. Courses offered in Digital Filmmaking, Computer Science Engineering, General Admission Requirements: Points of Pride: Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Grades: • Recognized as the Dell Center of Excellence Journalism, Debate, Art Studio, Ceramics, Grades: A’s and B’s with the for Education – 2014-current Drama/Playwriting, Debate, and Music possible exception of one C on • Digital Video program won the Global Partnerships: most recent final report card. 10-Day Film Challenge - 2019 • Braskem Attendance: • Competed in 2018-19 State Good attendance & punctuality Playoffs – Baseball, Girls Volleyball, • Drexel University (no more than 10 absences; Cross-Country, Track, Girls Ultimate • 100+ organizations partnering for student no more than 10 instances of Frisbee, Boys Ultimate Frisbee Individualized Learning Plans lateness) on most recent final report card. • Division-winning sports teams: Girls’ Soccer, Softball, Baseball, Girls Volleyball Extracurricular Activities: Behavior: • Nationally recognized 1:1 laptop program Art Club • Chess Club • Community Service Club • Debate • Digital Video • Drama • No negative disciplinary reports • 2011 City Debate Champions, 2016-2018 on most recent final report card. Dream Interpretation Club • Engineering National Debate qualifiers Additional Requirements: Club • Gay-Straight Alliance • Improv • • Four year Advisory program Journalism • Lit Mag • Math Club • Music Project-based interview. (Families • 2019 State Qualifier – FIRST Robotics • Peer Mediation • Poetry Slam • Robotics must call school to schedule an interview, which will be held in • Award-winning student journalism program • Science Club • Student Leadership • Tech early December.) A weeklong • Over $2 million dollars in merit based Club • Theater • Yearbook Summer Institute is strongly scholarships for the Class of 2019 Sports Teams (w/ Ben Franklin): recommended for all incoming • Named as one of the Ten Most ninth grade students. Amazing Schools by Ladies • Badminton PSSAs: Home Journal in Aug. 2010 • Baseball Porficient or Advanced on 7th • Featured in the PBS Documentary, Digital • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ Grade PSSAs Media: New Learners for the 21st Century • Cross Country—Co-ed • Apple Distinguished School: 2009-2013 • Football SEPTA Routes: • President Barack Obama spoke with • Soccer—Girls’ and Boys’ 2, 43, 61, C graduating Class of 2012 • Softball School Progress Report (SPR) Broad Street Line • Gates Millennium Scholars 2010-2014 • Students Run Philly Style to Spring Garden Overall SPR • Designed and built a solar distillation • Track—Co-ed Performance Tier...... Reinforce system for a hospital in Sierra Leone • Ultimate Frisbee—Girls’ and Boys’ • Two patents pending for a flow process bio- • Volleyball—Girls’ Performance Tier by Domain: diesel generator Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Slam Poetry program, placing students on Overall SPR Philadelphia Youth Slam team and home to Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Reinforce current Philadelphia Youth Poet Laureate Climate...... Intervene • Grants from Dell, Braskem and State Farm College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • Took part in White House Google Hangout as part of ConnectED White House initiative Achievement...... Reinforce in 2013 Progress...... Watch Climate...... Model College & Career...... Model

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 66 Science Leadership Academy – Beeber Campus (SA)

https://slabeeber.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: “How do we learn?” • Drexel University 5925 Malvern Ave. “What can we create?” • Franklin Institute Philadelphia, PA 19131 “What does it mean to lead?” • Public Health Management Corporation Principal: These three essential questions form • SLA Center City Christopher Johnson the basis of instruction at the Science • SLA Middle School Leadership Academy at Beeber. Science [email protected] • University of Pennsylvania Leadership Academy @ Beeber, an • and various other organizations Phone: 215-400-7270 Inquiry School, is a Philadelphia high Fax: 215-400-7271 school expansion of the original Science Leadership Academy model. SLA@ Beeber Extracurricular Activities: Student Enrollment: 620 is built on the notion that inquiry is the • Numerous clubs (Lower School: 120; very first step in the process of learning. • FREE After School Program with the Upper School: 500) Developed in partnership with The Franklin Public Health Management Program Institute and its commitment to inquiry- Admission Requirements: based science, SLA provides a rigorous, Sports Teams: college-preparatory curriculum with a Grades: • Baseball—Boys’ focus on science, technology, mathematics Grades: A’s and B’s with the • Basketball—Girls’ and Boys’ possible exception of one C on and entrepreneurship. Students at SLA most recent final report card. learn in a project-based environment • Cheerleading where the core values of inquiry, research, • Cross country Attendance: collaboration, presentation and reflection • Cycling—Coed Good attendance & punctuality are emphasized in all classes. (no more than 10 absences; • Football no more than 10 instances of The structure of the Science Leadership • Lacrosse Academy at Beeber reflects its core values, lateness) on most recent final • Soccer—Girls’ and Boys’ report card. with longer class periods to allow for more laboratory work in science classes • Softball—Girls’ Behavior: and performance-based learning in all • Swimming—Coed No negative disciplinary reports classes. In addition, students in the upper on most recent final report card. • Track—Girls’ and Boys’ grades have more flexible schedules to • Volleyball—Girls’ and Boys’ Additional Requirements: allow for opportunities for dual enrollment • Wrestling—Coed Project-based interview. (Families programs with area universities and career must call school to schedule an development internships in laboratory interview, which will be held in and business settings, as well as with The early December.) Franklin Institute. A weeklong Summer Institute is At SLA @ B, learning is not just something strongly recommended for all that happens from 8:30am to 3:00pm, but incoming ninth grade students. a continuous process that expands beyond the four walls of the classroom into every facet of our lives. SEPTA Routes: Bus: G, 65, 44, 52 Courses & Program Highlights: Tolley: 10 Approved CTE Program: Regional Rail: Thorndale line School Progress Report (SPR) • Engineering Technologies Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Reinforce Anatomy, Engineering, Art/Technology, CTE, Computer Science, Engineering and Surveying, Makerspace, Creative Writing, Performance Tier by Domain: Philosophy, Logic, Psychology and all state Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) required courses to fulfill graduation Overall SPR requirements Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Reinforce Climate...... Intervene Dual Enrollment Program: Drexel University, U. Penn Scholars and College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Community College of Philadelphia Achievement...... Watch Streamed courses in 5 and 6, 9-11 Grades; 10 and 11 Grade Individualized Learning Progress...... Reinforce Plan; 12 Grade Capstone Course Climate...... Model College & Career...... Reinforce

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 67 South Philadelphia High School (NS)

https://sphs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: strong Academic and Career & Technical competencies necessary for future success The mission of South Philadelphia High in high tech industries. Southern Tech will 2101 S. Broad Street School is to create a Community School in emphasize literacy, mathematics, scientif- Philadelphia, PA 19148 which our students are supported through ic, and technical proficiencies. All of our academics, Career and Technical Education eight Career & Technical Programs offer a Principal: (CTE) Programs, athletic program, clubs, Kimlime Chek-Taylor college and career path readiness. Stu- and outside providers to successfully grad- [email protected] dents enrolled in CTE Programs are taught uate from high school. Our students will by the same teacher for three years. This master academic skills and earn vocational 215-400-8400 permits the teacher to become a mentor Phone: certificates which will enable them to purse 215-400-8401 and supporter for each of the students in Fax: post- secondary education, employment, the CTE classes. Students can earn Industry or military careers. Our ultimate goal is to Certifications and Credentials and qualify Student Enrollment: 650 graduate productive and engaged citizens for college credits. CTE students participate who contribute in a positive way to society. Admission Requirements: in career-related activities, internships, and Residence within the school Our comprehensive approved CTE work experience. CTE students obtain lead- catchment area. Admission for Programs—Graphic Design, Computer ership, public speaking, and career planning students outside the catchment Supports Systems Technology, Culinary skills. Most importantly, CTE students have area is based on space Arts, Engineering Technologies, and higher graduation rate, attendance, and availability and lottery. Health Related Technologies—emphasize college going rates than the School District employability, technological skills, and citywide averages. Feeder Schools: transition-to-work services. Bregy, Childs, Fell, McDaniel, Our award-winning JROTC program Partnerships: Southwark, Stanton prepares our students for military careers Aramark • CityLife Church • Coded by through self-discipline and leadership Kids • Communities in Schools - ELECT SEPTA Routes: training. Our athletic program promotes Program • DHS Bethanna (CUA) • Drexel 37, 79, C, Broad Street Subway teamwork and the health and wellbeing of University’s Eat Right Philly • ELECT Program • Free Library of Philadelphia • our students. Clubs and electives promote Health Resource Center (Access Matters) cultural awareness. • Inner Strength • Jefferson Hospital • Our academic instruction is driven by cur- LOMO • Migrant Education Program • rent research and the changing paradigm of Mural Arts of Philadelphia • Pathways to education. Graduates of South Philadelphia Justice • Penn Health Access Network • High School will enter the world as compet- Philadelphia Academies • Project 440 • Southeast Philadelphia Collaborative • itive, productive, and well-rounded citizens. Sunrise of Philadelphia • Take the Lead Dance • The Future Project • Thomas Points of Pride: Jefferson University • United Communities • Diversity—We have over 23 different • VietLead • Wendy’s • WES languages spoken in our school • National Honor Society – One of the first Extracurricular Activities: 10 chapters in the United States • JROTC • U.S. Army J.R.O.T.C. • National Honor Society • Teen Court • Southern Ink • Restorative Practices School Progress Report (SPR) • Music (Vocal & Instrumental) Program Sports Teams: Overall SPR • Badminton Performance Tier...... Reinforce Courses & Program Highlights: • Baseball • Basketball—Girls’ & Boys' Approved CTE Programs: (citywide access, Performance Tier by Domain: based on space availability) Computer • Bowling—Co-ed • Cheerleading—Co-ed Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Supports Systems Technology • Culinary Overall SPR Arts • Engineering Technologies • Graphic • Cross-Country—Co-ed Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene Design • Health Related Technologies • Football Climate...... Intervene Advanced Placement Courses • Lacrosse—Girls’ & Boys’ College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Honors Classes • Soccer Boys’ • Softball 9th Grade Academy, JROTC, Digital Achievement...... Intervene • Track & Field—Co-ed Photography, Yearbook, Music, Law Progress...... Intervene • Volleyball—Girls’ & Boys’ Southern Technical Center at South Phila- Climate...... Watch delphia HS: Southern Tech’s mission is to provide students with a blend of College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 68 Strawberry Mansion High School (NS)

https://smhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: Our mission is to provide a world class • Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia 3133 Ridge Avenue education in a caring environment that • CCAP – Careers through Philadelphia, PA 19121 prepares our scholars to be capable and Culinary Arts Program competitive in a 21st Century world that • Center for Grieving Children Principal: is dynamic and undefined. Strawberry Brian McCracken Mansion High School’s approach to • City Development Talent Office [email protected] learning is to engage scholars with • DASH Program – Destine to Achieve high levels of relevancy and rigors Successful Heights Phone: 215-400-7500 instruction while enhancing learning with • Generation Ready Fax: 215-400-7501 purposeful integration of technology. • One Day At A Time (ODAAT) Student Enrollment: 331 Points of Pride: • Outward Bound • Philadelphia Bar Association's Strawberry Mansion is an exceptional Admission Requirements: school, rich in tradition and filled with • Pond LeHockey Law Firm All are welcome (ages 14-20). outstanding teachers and students. • Saint John’s Community Services Recently Strawberry Mansion High Feeder Schools: • Strawberry Mansion Alumni Association School has partnered with Philadelphia’s • Strawberry Mansion Community Garden Allen, Blaine, William Dick, Talent Development Office to support • Teen Elect Frederick Douglas (Young our students in developing the POWER Scholars), Gideon, Kelly, and Skills needed to be successful in the 21 • Uncommon Individual Foundation E.W. Rhodes Century world. Strawberry Mansion has • Villanova University a tradition of achievement with regard to SEPTA Routes: • Women of Tomorrow athletics, recently earning the title of The • WorkReady 7, 33, 39, 48, 54, 61 Philadelphia Public League’s American Division Champions in 2017. Citywide Access Programs: Extracurricular Activities: (based on space availability) Courses & Program Highlights: • Book Club • Culinary Arts • Advanced Placement Courses in the • Debate Team area of Human Geography, US History, • Drill Team and Government • Environmental Club • Art • Knights Council- Student Advisory Council • Culinary Arts • Teens Go Green • Dual enrollment with Community College of Philadelphia` Sports Teams: • Full Time Music Program • Basketball—Boys’ JV • Microsoft Office • Basketball—Girls’ & Boys' Varsity • Photography • Cheerleading (citywide) • Roster-Embedded Credit Recovery • Football—Varsity and JV Options • Track—Co-ed • Senior Seminar • Volleyball—Girls’ • Survey of Law School Progress Report (SPR) • Unified Sports Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Reinforce

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 69 Swenson Arts and Technical High School (CW)

https://swenson.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: The mission of Swenson Arts and • Ace Mentoring 2750 Red Lion Road Technical High School is to prepare • City of Philadelphia Fleet Management Philadelphia, PA 19114 students for careers, apprenticeships, • Comcast and postsecondary studies by offering Principal: challenging academic and career programs • District Council 21 Colette T. Langston in a safe supportive learning environment. • Outward Bound School [email protected] All Swenson students complete a career • Philadelphia Academies, Inc. program major tied to industry standards • PSTV Phone: 215-400-3140 with exit assessments and certifications • State Farm Fax: 215-400-3141 empowering them to become lifelong learners and productive members of society. • and a variety of Industry and Business Student Enrollment: 640 partners including the Association of Points of Pride: Architects, Engineers and Contractors through their ACES Program, corporations, Admission Requirements: • Students won the Science Olympiad – trade and union training centers, and City 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019 Students who have strong of Philadelphia Agencies motivation to be challenged • 9th graders participated in the 5-day academically and have an Outward Bound Experience in 2019 Extracurricular Activities: interest in learning about their • Award-winning Culinary program • American Red Cross Club chosen career and technical field with two Swenson seniors are welcome to apply. winning first and second place in • Auto Competitions All students interested in the 2019 C-CAP Competition • Culinary Competitions Instrumental attending Swenson Arts • Recognized by the Pennsylvania Music Ensemble and Technical High School Department of Education as a “Career • HOSA must participate in an Center that Works” • JROTC interview accompanied • CTE students earned 318 industry • Prom Committee by a parent/guardian. certifications across 10 programs in 2019 • Skills USA • Computer Networking, Culinary, SEPTA Routes: • Student Government and Electrical programs received • TSA 1, 14, 67 commendations for scoring 95% proficient/advanced on NOCTI tests • Tutoring • 93% student Average Daily Attendance • Yearbook • 96% Average Staff Attendance Sports Teams: Courses & Program Highlights: • Basketball—Boys’ & Girls’ Approved CTE Programs: • Boy’s Sports: Baseball—Boys’ (citywide access, based on space availability) • Cross Country—Boys’ • Auto body Collision Repair • Indoor Track & Field—Boys’ & Girls’ • Automotive Technology • Soccer—Boys’ • Baking and Pastry Arts • Softball—Boys’ • Carpentry • Track and Field—Boys’ & Girls’ School Progress Report (SPR) • Computer Systems Networking Overall SPR • Culinary Arts Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Digital Media Production • Electrical and Power Transmission Performance Tier by Domain: • Engineering Technologies Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Health Related Technologies Overall SPR 2 Advanced Placement Courses: Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch • Computer Science Climate...... Intervene • Microeconomics College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Reinforce College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 70 The LINC (CW)

https://thelinc.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Courses & Program Highlights: The LINC exists to prepare all students to be • As part of our project-based instructional 122 W. Erie Ave. critical thinkers, effective communicators, model, The LINC has been developing Philadelphia, PA 19140 and engaged citizens of their community community partnerships to strengthen and the world. The vision of the LINC is that our school program. Our faculty and Principal: every student graduates and is ready for staff work with outside agencies to Bridget Bujak the world that awaits them. incorporate real-world experiences for [email protected] our students. The LINC is a project-based and problem- • All students engage in the following based learning school. We are also Phone: 215-400-3940 courses: Science, Math, Digital Media, the first school in Pennsylvania to be a Fax: 215-400-3941 English, Art, Social Studies, Anatomy and part of the New Tech Network! (www. Physiology, PSTV field experiences, and newtechnetwork.org). Student Enrollment: 230 other internship opportunities Students learn how to work in groups, • Our Learning Outcomes include Admission Requirements: collaborate, create, and present projects in Knowledge & Thinking, Oral The LINC is open to all current every subject. 8th grade students citywide. Communication, Written Communication, There are no admission Each student will have a Chrome book Collaboration, and Agency requirements. Any students who in each classroom to use throughout the are eligible to enter high school school day. Partnerships: for as first year 9th We also have a daily 30-minute seminar Current and past school partners include: graders are eligible. class to build a “school family” culture and • Bartram Gardens to develop stronger relationships between • Community College of Philadelphia Feeder Schools: advisors and students. • Drexel University The LINC is an open-enrollment Motto:Live, Love, & Learn @ The LINC • Eastern State Penitentiary citywide school of choice. Core Values: • The Lighthouse SEPTA Routes: LIVE: We are engaged citizens who take • PBS 56 (connects with Broad Street action to make a difference in our world. • The Philadelphia Writing Project Line) & 57 (connects with • Red Cross Market-Frankford Line) LOVE: We each help to build a caring, supportive community through our words, • SPCA attitudes, and actions. • St Christopher’s Hospital LEARN: We believe learning makes us • Temple University powerful and prepares us for the world. • U.S. Military • WHYY Points of Pride: • One of two schools in PA in the Extracurricular Activities: New Tech Network • Creative Writing Club • Dedicated advisors • Media Club • Counseling supports • School Spirit Committee • Interdisciplinary projects • SLAM Poetry Club • Cultural enrichment opportunities • Test Prep School Progress Report (SPR) • College Tours • The LINC Lions Overall SPR • Technology Performance Tier...... Reinforce • After school clubs Sports Teams: • Digital media literacy • Basketball, Intramural—Boys’ & Girls’ Performance Tier by Domain: • Strong relationships between faculty, • Sports partnerships with Thomas Edison Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) students, and parents High School—Boys’ & Girls’ Progress...... Model Overall SPR • Student Voice Performance Tier...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene • Town Halls • Recording studio College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: • Annual Groovy Movie Premiere Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Watch Climate...... Watch College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 71 The U School (CW)

https://uschool.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Exciting Senior Year: Seniors will apply into The U School embraces a prototyping exciting and intensive Career and Technical 2000 N. 7th St. culture where curiosity, experimentation, Education (CTE) opportunities during their Philadelphia, PA 19122 and reflection guide learning expeditions. final year of high school to better prepare We will utilize the design process and them for college and career. They will Learn Principal: rigorous learning pathways to facilitate and intensively work in a career pathway. Neil Geyette the growth of change agents regardless [email protected] Key Learning Spaces: The U School consists of incoming math or literacy skills. EVERY of three major learning spaces for the first student will be prepared for post-secondary cohort of students: (1) Core Learning: Core Phone: 215-400-7460 education/training and careers without 215-400-7461 Learning represents the needs of the young Fax: the need for remediation. In the process, people we will serve to build discipline-spe- our students will create solutions for our cific expertise to allow for interdisciplinary Student Enrollment: 280 city and prove that youth are MORE than learning. (2) Possi(bilities):Possi is the capable of success at the high school. heart and soul of the U School. It is our Admission Requirements: primary mechanism to nurture and monitor Must participate in an open house Points of Pride: the behaviors and mindset necessary for and interview at The U School. • School-wide restorative justice success in a personalized and competen- • Youth development centered cy-based environment. It is a space where SEPTA Routes: • Competency-based learning the school collectively supports individual 47, 3 (Cecil B Moore) • Problem-based learning focus needs. Possi will address all disciplinary and academic needs by training young people • Self-paced student learning to engage in the courageous conversa- • Exciting and innovative senior year tions and network building necessary for longitudinal success. (3) Innovation Labs: Courses & Program Highlights: Young people need practice playing, failing, thinking audaciously and prototyping solu- Youth Development Focus: This boils down tions to the challenges in the world around to a few important elements: All students them. At the U School, Innovation Labs will will have the opportunity to exercise voice structure the aforementioned to empower and choice from the small group to school youth. There are two labs: 1) Highlight re- level; and All students will join an advisory quires every student to take photos, engage team (called Possi) with peers and a mentor in art and make media about the world educator who will design and create a around them. 2) Organize requires students vibrant high school experience. Possi to learn how to create campaigns and plan supports goal-setting, college and career events that connect to issues of importance. planning, and strong engagement with families to support learner growth. Partnerships: Competency-based: Student grades are Asociación de Puertorriqueños en Marcha based upon their PERFORMANCE. Learning (APM) • DonCares • The Future Project goals are organized as “competencies” - the • Moore College of Art and Design • knowledge and skills learners must success- Mural Arts Project • Opera Philadelphia fully apply in order to solve real world prob- • Philadelphia Horticultural Society • lems. Learners only advance once they have Phila. Young Playwrights • Philly Photo demonstrated proficiency of the learning Arts Center • Temple University School of School Progress Report (SPR) goals. We have written Common Core/Next Education • The University of Pennsylvania Overall SPR Generation Science and C3 aligned “Conti- Performance Tier...... Reinforce nua” which are competency specific rubrics Extracurricular Activities: written as “I can” statements, for educators • Chess • Dream Team Performance Tier by Domain: and students to have common conversa- tions about progress and performance. • Dance • Robotics Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) • Debate • Scrabble Overall SPR Personalized learning: Students have Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene access to their learning at all times. We • Students create and organize Climate...... Intervene offer students that are ready the oppor- their own afterschool activities tunity to move at their own pace, once College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: they prove ready to advance through Sports Teams: Achievement...... Intervene their learning independently! When We have a cooperative agreement students are ready, they may design with the Kensington High Progress...... Intervene and propose their own learning. Schools to play all sports. Climate...... Reinforce College & Career...... Watch

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 72 Vaux Big Picture High School (NS)

www.bigpicturephiladelphia.org Mission & Approach to Learning: Points of Pride: Our mission is to provide students with a A March 2010 quote from President Barack 2300 West Master St highly personalized educational program, Obama: “That’s why we (the United States Philadelphia, PA 19121 applied learning in real-world contexts, of America) will follow the examples of deep and continuous relationships with places like Big Picture…that give students Principal: parents and the community, and sustained that individual attention, while also Shavonne McMillan postsecondary transition programs preparing them through real-world, hands- smcmillan@ Graduates will possess the academic, social, on training … the possibility of succeeding bigpicturephiladelphia.org and personal skills to successfully engage in in a career.” post-secondary learning opportunities, find Daily attendance rates of all Big Picture Phone: 267-507-9690 employment, and productively give back to 267-687-1170 4-year-high schools is 94%-97%; on-time Fax: their community and the world. graduation rate is 87%; over 95% of Student Enrollment: 252 Vaux Big Picture High School will graduates were accepted into a 4-year- [Grades 9 & 10 in 2018-19; foster a culture where all stakeholders, college; 75% of Big Picture alumni were Grades 9, 10 & 11 in 2019-20; regardless of race, ethnicity, sexual either still in college or had graduated 2019-20 enrollment: 378] orientation or socioeconomic within five years after high school. attainment, value each other and work Measures for positive, safe learning: Vaux Admission Requirements: together toward an interdependent, BPHS offers a staff of Resilience Specialists A non-criteria admission school safe and nurturing community. to provide counseling and social work with a neighborhood preference. Vaux Big Picture High School (BPHS) opened support for students and their families. its doors in September 2017 to welcome Vaux BPHS also provides a Positive Support Feeder Schools: the first Graduating Class of 2021! Vaux Team to focus on building a climate based Meade, Morris BPHS is part of the Big Picture Learning on respect and trust and helping our network which successfully serves youth in students take ownership of their behavior. SEPTA Routes: more than 70 schools nationwide. Arts activities and classes:Drama Bus: 7, 33, 61 Core approaches of Vaux High School: and PE in 9th Grade; and Art/Dance Trolley: 15 (Girard Avenue) Advisory: Every student will be placed and Spanish in 10th Grade; Art/ in an Advisory upon enrolling at Vaux Dance and Spanish in 11th Grade. BPHS. Advisories are small communities Real World Internships: Tuesdays from within the school that students remain 11:00-3:00 for 10th grade students; with until graduation. Advisories are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:00 - 3:00 valuable support systems helping for 11th grade students. students develop close relationships Additional activities: Weekly visits to with the advisor and their peers. external sites for 9th grade students. Exhibitions: At the end of each semester, instead of taking midterm or final exams, Courses & Program Highlights: all students present an exhibition of Foreign languages: Spanish their work and learning. Exhibitions provide opportunities for students’ Real World Learning: Every Vaux BPHS work to be appreciated and critiqued student engages in Real World Learning. by people whom they trust – their All 9th Grade students take the class, Real family members, their advisor, their World Learning, where they leave the real-world mentors, and their peers. building once a week to learn more about School Progress Report (SPR) their interests and passions in the greater Overall SPR Learning Through Internships (LTI): Philadelphia area. 9th grade students Performance Tier...... Reinforce Students will participate in one- work the entire year to earn their LTI on-one internships with a mentor Ticket which enables them to begin their in the community who shares the Performance Tier by Domain: Learning Through Internship in 10th grade. student’s passion or career interest. In 10th grade through 12th grade, all Achievement...... 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Courses & Program Highlights: Extracurricular Activities: continued Clubs and activities are determined on Parent involvement: Families are an annual basis by students and staff. In encouraged to join our School Advisory 2017-19, we had clubs in Chess, Gardening, Council; Every family is expected to attend Music, Robotics, Spoken Word, Student their student's mid-year and end-of-year Government, and Theater Exhibitions of Learning. Sports Teams: Partnerships: • Basketball—JV and Varsity, Boys' & Girls' Community College of Philadelphia: • Cross Country and Track— Varsity Boys' Vaux High School has a dual- enrollment & Girls' agreement with CCP so students can • Dance / Cheer—Girls' begin their college careers while still in • Volleyball— Junior Varsity, Boys' & Girls' high school. Philadelphia Youth Network: Vaux BPHS is teaming up with PYN to develop unique hands-on real world experiences with regional industry partners. Philadelphia Learning Collaborative: Big Picture Philadelphia was a founding member of this Philadelphia-based collaborative that focuses on developing, researching and replicating successful youth development models. Student Mentors: Big Picture currently has partnerships with over 400 mentors citywide who are eager to provide students with an opportunity to pursue their passion/career aspiration. Teacher Training: Vaux BPHS is committed to serving as a teaching laboratory for aspiring teachers. Vaux BPHS will provide local university students with the opportunity to fulfill their student teaching expectations, and members of Big Picture’s leadership team will serve as adjunct and guest instructors within Temple’s College of Education.

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 74 George Washington International Baccalaureate George Washington High School (NS) Diploma Program (SA)

https://gwhs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: In addition, students are required to take The mission of the George Washington the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) course that 10175 Bustleton Avenue High School is to provide all students with investigates the nature of knowledge in Philadelphia, PA 19116 learning opportunities that match their various disciplines; participate in Creativity, abilities and desired outcomes through the Action, Service (CAS) to achieve eight Principal: International Baccalaureate Program, AP learning outcomes, undertake original Susan Thompson coursework, Dual-Enrollment, internships, research, and write an Extended Essay [email protected] apprenticeship programs, hands-on of 4,000 words. Students successfully learning activities and industry recognized completing the program earn a George Phone: 215-400-3100 certifications with 21st century skills. The Washington High School diploma in Fax: 215-400-3101 George Washington staff is committed to addition to the internationally recognized preparing, ensuring, and empowering all IB diploma. Students who complete this Student Enrollment: 1,400 students of diverse backgrounds to achieve program are more likely to move on to their full intellectual and social potential prestigious universities and colleges. Neighborhood School (NA) in order to become lifelong learners Admission Requirements: and productive members of society. Courses & Program Highlights: Residence within the school Advanced Placement Program: catchment area. Admission for Points of Pride: Advanced Placement (AP) is the curriculum students outside the catchment • Students come from 67 countries administered under the auspices of the area is based on space College Board. These courses prepare a availability and lottery. • 28 languages spoken • Championship sports teams student to take the Advanced Placement (City Champions in Soccer, Boys Examination in a particular subject area in IB Diploma Program (SA) Volleyball, Wrestling) May. Success in this examination process Admission Requirements: may generate college course credit. GWHS • International Baccalaureate Program offers the following AP courses: Grades: • Extensive elective choices and levels A’s and B’s on most recent final • AP Biology report card • Aspen Challenge Winners 2017 • AP Calculus AB Local Norms: • Dual Enrollment Program • AP Chemistry 85th Percentile or higher (10% of students participate) • AP Computer Science Principles Behavior: • Highly successful DECA program • AP English Language and Composition No negative disciplinary reports • Designated Mayor’s Office Community School • AP English Literature and Composition Feeder Schools: • 12 AP courses offered • AP Physics Baldi, La Brum, Fitzpatrick, (24% of student participate) • AP Psychology Decatur, Greenberg International Baccalaureate • AP Studio Art Drawing • AP U.S. Government and Politics SEPTA Routes: Diploma Program 58, 67 The International Baccalaureate (IB) is • AP U.S. History a comprehensive two-year curriculum • AP World History Citywide Access Programs: which promotes student autonomy, Dual-Enrollment Program: (based on space availability) independent research, and a rich, post- Dual enrollment with Community College • IB Programme modern educational environment. In of Philadelphia (Center City and Northeast • Career and Technical Education the ninth and tenth grade students will Campus) offers juniors and seniors the School Progress Report (SPR) –– Accounting & Financial Services have a full roster of advanced and honors opportunity to experience the rigors of col- classes so that they will be adequately lege courses while still in high school. The Overall SPR –– Culinary Arts Performance Tier...... Reinforce prepared for the expectations of the school may cover up to two (2) courses per –– Sports Marketing and Mgmt. Diploma Program years. To earn an IB semester of tuition fee. Also, students have diploma, students must take a challenging the flexibility of choosing the courses based Performance Tier by Domain: liberal arts course of studies and pass on their interest. Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) examinations in six academic subjects: Career & Technical Education Program: Overall SPR Progress...... Model • IB Language A: Literature – HL1 and HL2 Career and Technical Education (CTE) Performance Tier...... Intervene • IB Mathematics – SL and SL2 pathways at GWHS are designed to prepare Climate...... Intervene • IB Chemistry – SL students for careers of the future. Our CTE College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: pathways provide hands-on, relevant train- • IB Physics – SL and SL2 ing and highly-employable skills, specifically Achievement...... Intervene • IB History – HL1 and HL2 for STEAM careers. Progress...... Intervene • IB Psychology – HL1 and HL2 • Accounting & Financial Services - an • IB Language B: Spanish – SL and SL2 instructional program that introduces Climate...... Reinforce • IB Language B: Russian – SL and SL2 students to the accounting principles for College & Career...... Intervene continued on next page

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 75 George Washington High School (continued)

Courses & Program Highlights: continued Partnerships: various business owners. From jour- • AccessMatters • A.M.O.B. (All Mentees nals, ledgers, worksheets and financial On Board) • ChildhoodsLost • College statements, to taxes and banking, the Possible • Community College of Phila- program covers both the knowledge delphia • CORA • Eat.Right.Philly • Free and hands-on skills of accounting basics. Library of Philadelphia - Bustleton Branch Instruction in QuickBooks is one of the • F.S. Investments • JEVS Human Services • JFCS • Kleinlife • Lutheran Settlement valuable skills students can take into the House • Mayor's Office of Education • workforce, as well as the ability to track MuralArts Philadelphia • Orleans Techni- financial details from journal entry to cal Institute • Office of Adult Education • closing a fiscal year. Office of State Representative Kevin Boyle • Culinary Arts - a program that focuses • Office of State Representative Martina on the study of cooking and related White • Office of Congressman Brendan culinary arts that may prepare students Boyle • Office of Councilman Alan Domb • PHAN (PA Health Access Network) • for a variety of jobs within the food Philadelphia Department of Streets • service industry. The coursework is Planned Parenthood • Proclamation Com- designed to prepare students for jobs in munity Church • Proclamation Communi- institutional, commercial or self-owned ty Church • 7th Police District Advisory • food establishments, or other food UESF (Utilities Emergency Support Fund) • industry occupations. Instruction and Temple University • The Wharton School specialized learning experiences include theory, laboratory and work experience Extracurricular Activities: related to planning, selecting, preparing • Bible Club • Newspaper and serving quality food, nutritive values, • Chess • Peer Group use and care of commercial equipment, Connection safety and sanitation precautions. • Choir • PhitPhilly • Sports Marketing & Management - a • Culinary Arts • Robotics program that prepares high school • Dance students for a coveted career in the • DECA • RunPhilly sports industry, with many options for • Fashion Show • Silkscreening Club professional development. Students • GSA receive in-depth instruction in • SOCA entrepreneurship, management concepts, • Literary Magazine (The Lantern) • Student business economics, business law, Government • Math Club marketing concepts, finance, business • Web Design ethics and communication. Internships • MSA • WHYY Media are a vital and exciting hands-on feature • Multicultural Club of the Sports Marketing and Management Show • Yearbook programs, where students can work • Musicals/Drama • Youth Court alongside professionals for valuable job • National Honor training and skills that can’t be taught in Society the classroom alone. Ninth Grade Academy: Sports Teams: The GWHS Ninth Grade Academy is PIAA: designed to provide incoming freshmen School Progress Report (SPR) • Badminton—Boys’ & Girls’ with a smooth transition this most pivotal • Baseball—Boys’ Varsity Overall SPR year in high school. The goal is to provide Performance Tier...... Reinforce • Basketball—Boys’ & Girls’ Varsity students with a defined perspective of their futures and their roles in the world • Bowling—Boys’ & Girls’ Performance Tier by Domain: including their compassion, integrity, • Cross Country—Boys’ & Girls’ Achievement...... Watch confidence and critical thinking skills that • Field Hockey—Girls’ Varsity will help them be successful in and out of • Football—Citywide Varsity Progress...... Model high school. This program is not just for • Lacrosse—Boys’ & Girls’ Climate...... Intervene the 9th grade year, but the next four years ahead. The GWHS has a College and Career • Soccer—Boys’ & Girls’ Varsity College & Career...... tbd Coordinator that will be working with • Softball—Girls’ Varsity students to ensure success in the areas of • Tennis—Boys’ & Girls’ attendance, behavior and credit attainment. • Track & Field—Coed In addition, Coordinators will provide We also offer Cheerleading and exposure to college and career through Weight Training various enrichment activities, college trips and college and career-related events!

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 76 West Philadelphia High School (NS)

https://wphs.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: In the Promise Academy, our mission is • Access Science Fellows 4901 Chestnut Street aimed at reinvigorating the academic • College Possible Philadelphia, PA 19139 program by providing students and • Community and Schools ELECT program teachers with targeted resources and an Principal: extended school day and year for more • JFS-Project Pride Marla Travis-Curtis time and opportunity to learn. It is the • NOMA – Nat’l Organization [email protected] mission and promise to provide all young of Minority Architects people with equitable opportunity to learn • UCD Office (Enterprise Center) Phone: 215-400-7900 at high levels in order to insure their future. • University of Penn-Upward 215-400-7901 Fax: Promise Academy Vision: We are Bound Math/Science Student Enrollment: 480 here, not only to build upon the • University of Penn Outward history of our school as an education Bound, OST-Out of School Time foundation for the community, but also, • University of Penn–STEM Math/Science Admission Requirements: to maintain its integrity by reinforcing Residence within the school • Women of Tomorrow the relationships between school catchment area. Admission for • WPHS Class of 66-College students outside the catchment and home. And, also by improving instruction, professional collaboration Scholarship Workshop area is based on space • Wyman-Delta TOPS program availability and lottery. and meeting the needs of all student Feeder Schools: Points of Pride: Extracurricular Activities: Penn Alexander, Belmont CS, • Spring 2014 trip abroad to London, • Art Club Henry Lea, Alain Locke, Mc Paris, France & Rome Italy • Culinary Arts Club Michael, MYA, Martha • Spring 2015 trip to Costa Rica & Europe! • Drama Club Washington, SLAMS • Recipient 2014 Hamels Foundation Award • Hip-Hop Step Team • 9th Grade Success Academy Citywide Access Programs: • Peer Mediation • A’s for J’s Champion Award • Peer Mentoring (based on space availability) Recipient - $25,000.00 • Architectural Drafting: Project • Prom Committee; • Pacifico- $5,000.00 Scholarship Lead the Way • Student Government Award for CTE • Computer Systems Networking • TSA-Technology Student Association • Public League 2015 • Digital Media Production Cheerleading Champions • Tutoring • 2015 Boys Basketball Finalists • Yearbook SEPTA Routes: 21, 31, 64, Market Frankford Line Courses & Program Highlights: Sports Teams: Approved CTE Programs: • Badminton (citywide access, based on space availability) • Baseball • Architectural Drafting: Project Lead • Basketball—Varsity and JV Girls’ and Boys’ The Way • Bowling • Computer Systems Networking • Cheerleading • Digital Media Production • Cross Country—Co-ed School Progress Report (SPR) Foreign Language: Spanish • Football—Varsity and JV Overall SPR CAPA Academy Course Offerings: • Softball Performance Tier...... Reinforce Art; Art Design; Vocal Music, • Track and Field—Indoor Instrumental Music, Drama • Volleyball Performance Tier by Domain: Advanced Placement Courses: AP English Literature and Composition; Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR AP Biology; AP American Government Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Intervene and Politics; AP Calculus; Dual Climate...... Intervene Enrollment – Lincoln University and University of Pennsylvania College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... Intervene

SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 77 The Workshop School (CW)

https://workshopschool.philasd.org/ Mission & Approach to Learning: Partnerships: The mission of the Workshop School is TWS currently has over 100 active 221 S. Hanson Street to unleash the creative and intellectual partnerships including… Philadelphia, PA 19139 potential of young people to solve the • Accenture world’s toughest problems. The curriculum • Barra Foundation Principal: is organized around projects and real- Simon Hauger world problems rather than subject • Bartram’s Garden [email protected] areas, with students working in small • Community College of Philadelphia groups or individually for much of the day. • Drexel University 215-400-7730 Phone: Technology is seamlessly woven throughout • Mayor’s Office of Sustainability Fax: 215-400-7731 the model, with students creating and • Next Generation Learning Challenge sharing content online and using a blended Student Enrollment: 245 learning model to personalize subject area • Philadelphia School Partnership learning in support of project work. • The Wharton School at the Admission Requirements: University of Pennsylvania Residence within the school Points of Pride: catchment area. CTE citywide • Smaller class sizes Extracurricular Activities: access for students outside the • The Hybrid Vehicle Team catchment area is based on • One laptop per student space availability and lottery. • Focus on REAL World Learning • Students Run Philly Style • Automotive and Engineering • Student Publications Feeder Schools: Programs of Study • Workshop Industries Penn-Alexander, Anderson, Barry, • Award-winning Hybrid Vehicle Team Bryant, Harrity, Huey, Locke, Lea, • All 11th Grade students complete an Sports Teams: and Shaw internship related to their interests All high school athletic teams are available at neighboring high schools SEPTA Routes: • Most students take at least one college 21, 31, 64, Market Frankford Line class before they graduate from TWS • Conrad Foundation Winners • Fresh Direct Green Challenge Winners • Featured on PBS/Frontline and CNN: The Next List during 2012-2013 year • and a long list of student-developed, world changing projects. In June of 2014, we were invited to the inaugural White House Maker Faire! A team of our students and teachers presented the 818, a biodiesel-powered hybrid sports car they built in the shop. They also met and talked with President Obama, who commended their efforts. Courses & Program Highlights: Comprehensive Project-Based School Progress Report (SPR) Learning Approach Overall SPR Performance Tier...... Reinforce Approved CTE Programs: (citywide access, based on space availability) • Autobody Collision Repair Performance Tier by Domain: • Automotive Technology Achievement...... Watch School Progress Report (SPR) Overall SPR Progress...... Model Performance Tier...... Watch Climate...... Intervene College & Career...... tbd Performance Tier by Domain: Achievement...... Intervene Progress...... Intervene Climate...... Reinforce College & Career...... Watch

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SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA 2020 HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 79 Joyce Wilkerson, President WayneJoyce Wilkerson, Walker, PresidentVice President JuliaWayne Danzy Walker, Vice President LeticiaJulia Danzy Egea-Hinton MalloryLeticia Egea-HintonFix Lopez Mallory Fix Lopez LeeLee HuangHuang MariaMaria McColgan ChrisChris McGinley AngelaAngela McIverMcIver

William R. Hite, Jr., Ed.D. | Superintendent Malika Savoy-Brooks, Ed.D. | Chief of Academic Support Shawn Bird, Ed.D. | Chief Schools Officer Mary S. Dean | Deputy Chief of Academic Support

High School Directory: Project Oversight Michelle Higinio Armstrong Nick Gasis Reginald Moton Amani Fields Graphic Design Melissa Orner Design

The School District of Philadelphia, an equal opportunity employer, does not discriminate in employment or education programs or activities, based on age, race, color, sex, sexual orientation, handicap, disability, religious creed, ancestry, national origin or Vietnam-era or any other veteran status, and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. Career and Technical Education program offerings include: Agriculture, Automotive/Transportation/Logistics, Business/Finance/Marketing,- Com munications/Graphics, Construction/Manufacturing, Culinary Arts/Hospitality, Cosmetology/Barbering, Fashion Design, Healthcare, and Information Technology. Publication of this policy is in accordance with state and federal laws, including Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Inquiries regarding this policy of non-discrimination may be directed to the General Counsel, at 440 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA 19130, or (215) 400-4120.

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