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Kamiak High School Profile 2019-2020 Kamiak High School Profile 2019-2020 Kamiak High School Kamiak High School is located in Mukilteo, Washington bounded by Puget Sound, Edmonds, and Everett. The high school, which opened in 1993, is located in the primarily suburban area of Harbour Pointe, Kamiak High School near Boeing and several smaller manufacturing firms. Kamiak High 10801 Harbour Pointe School about 25 miles north of downtown Seattle and is accessible Mukilteo, WA to a number of colleges and universities. Kamiak has a population of PH: approximately 2,100 students in grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. Forty-three FAX: percent of students take advanced http://ka.mukilteo.wednet.edu/pages/Kamiak CEEB/SCHOOL CODE: School District Superintendent Mukilteo School District is in southwest Snohomish County and is Dr. Marci comprised of Kamiak High School, Mariner High School, ACES High School, four middle schools, and thirteen elementary Leadership Curriculum Dr. Eric Hong, In addition to a regular curriculum, Advanced Placement courses Dr. Kimberly Jensen, Assistant are taught in Art, English, US History, European History, World Sean Monica, Assistant History, American Government, Human Geography, Calculus AB, Stephen Shurtleff, Assistant Calculus BC, Biology, Chemistry, Physics C, Statistics, French, Kim Brown, Dean German, Japanese, Computer Science and Music Theory. Students Counselors earn a Mukilteo School District diploma with a minimum of 24 Sarah credits. The Counseling Staff at Kamiak is available for all students to assist in developing post-high school Grading Calculation (GPA) Sno- Isle Tech Skills Center Registrar Equivalencies Grade 4.0 Sno-Isle Technical, located near Julie 3.7 Paine Field in Everett, is a 3.3 Accreditation 3.0 cooperative effort of 14 local school Kamiak School is accredited by AESD 2.7 districts. The purpose of each Association of 2.3 program is to provide students with 2.0 1.7 skills that will prepare students for Policy 1.3 entry-level jobs after graduation from It is the policy of the School 1.0 high school or for related post high District to discrimination or 0.0 school education or training. This harassment on basis of sex, disability, race, national origin, religious program is offered to eligible creed, marital status, or sexual students in grades 11 and 12. in its educational programs and activities which it College Stats Running Start This program offers eligible students 53% Students go on to a Kamiak High School 4-year college in grades 11 and 12 the opportunity Home of the Knights to take community college courses 33% Students go on to a (tuition-free) while completing high 2-year/technical college school. Kamiak has over 300 stu- dents participating in Running Start. Advanced Placement/Honors Classes Career & Technical courses: Math courses: Social Studies courses: Computer Science AP Algebra 2/Trig Honors AP US Gov’t & Politics Computer Science AP Principles Calculus AB AP European History AP Calculus BC AP Human Geography AP English courses: Pre-Calc Honors US History AP English I Honors Statistics AP World History AP English II Honors English III AP Lang & Comp Science courses: World Language courses: English IV AP Lit & Comp Biology AP French AP Lang & Culture Chemistry Honors German V AP Fine Arts courses: Chemistry AP Japanese AP Lang & Culture AP Studio Art: 2D Design Portfolio Human Physiology & Anatomy Honors AP Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio Physics Honors Music Theory AP Physics C AP: Mechanics Physics C AP: Electricity & Magnetism Athletics AAAA Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Track Volleyball Wrestling Clubs & Activities Academic Coaches Debate Japanese One Voice (Christian) Acoustic Club DECA Jazz Band Orchestra Art Honor Society Drama KamiApp Kamiak Companions Pre-Med Club Book Club Engineering/Robotics QSA French Key Club Cheer KIA (Knights in Action) Red Cross Club Chess Game Development Robotics Gauntlet (newspaper) Knowledge Bowl/Hi-Q Choir Show Band German Leadership Spanish Color Guard Harry Potter Alliance Math Team Technology Computer History Club Multi-Cultural Tri-M Music Honor Society Cooking Human Rights National Honor Society Ultimate Frisbee Dance Team Improv Natural Helpers VISCOM College Placement Kamiak graduates have an excellent record for acceptance and performance at competitive colleges. Approximately 91 percent of student body continues on to further schooling. In addition to all Washington State colleges and Universities, graduates of Kamiak attended or are currently ➢ Abilene Christian U ➢ George Fox U ➢ Princeton U ➢ U of Massachusetts ➢ Air Force Academy ➢ Georgetown ➢ Reed C ➢ U of Michigan ➢ Arizona State U ➢ Georgia Inst of Tech ➢ Reneselaer ➢ U of Missouri ➢ Azusa Pacific U ➢ Gonzaga U ➢ Rhode Isl Sch of Design ➢ U of Montana ➢ Barnard ➢ Gwinnett Tech C ➢ Rice U ➢ U of Nevada, LV ➢ Bates ➢ Hampshire C ➢ Ricks C ➢ U of Oklahoma ➢ Baylor U ➢ Hartwick C ➢ Seattle U ➢ U of Oregon ➢ Brown U ➢ Harvard U ➢ Seattle Pacific U ➢ U of the Pacific ➢ Beloit ➢ Harvey Mudd C ➢ Scripps C ➢ U of Portland ➢ Boston U ➢ Hawaii Pacific U ➢ Smith ➢ U of Puget Sound ➢ Bryn Mawr C ➢ Idaho State ➢ Southern Methodist U ➢ U of San Diego ➢ Brigham Young University ➢ Johns Hopkins U ➢ Southern Oregon U ➢ U of San Francisco ➢ Calif. Maritime Academy ➢ Johnson & Wales U ➢ St. John’s C ➢ U of Virginia ➢ Carnegie Mellon U ➢ Lake Forest ➢ St. Martins U ➢ U of Washington ➢ Case Western Reserve ➢ Lewis & Clark C ➢ St. Olaf C ➢ UC Berkeley ➢ Chapman ➢ Life Bible C ➢ Stanford U ➢ UC Irvine ➢ Central Washington U ➢ Linfield C ➢ Texas A&M ➢ UC LA ➢ Clark U ➢ Louisiana Tech ➢ Texas Christian U ➢ US Coast Guard Academy ➢ Colby C ➢ Loyola Marymount U ➢ Trinity Baptist C ➢ US Naval Academy ➢ Colgate U ➢ MIT ➢ Trinity Western U ➢ USC ➢ C of the Redwoods ➢ Montana State U ➢ Tufts U ➢ Utah State ➢ Colorado C ➢ New Mexico State U ➢ Tulane U ➢ Vancouver Film ➢ Colorado Inst. of Art ➢ Northland ➢ Utah Valley State C ➢ Vanderbilt U ➢ Concordia C ➢ Northwest U ➢ U of Alabama ➢ Wake Forest U ➢ Cornell U ➢ NYU ➢ U of Alaska ➢ Walla Walla U ➢ Cornish College of the Arts ➢ Oberlin C ➢ U of Arizona ➢ Washington State U ➢ CSU at Fresno ➢ Oregon State U ➢ U of Colorado ➢ Weber State U ➢ DePaul U ➢ Pacific Lutheran U ➢ U of Costa Rica ➢ West Point ➢ Dickinson C ➢ Penn State U ➢ U of Denver ➢ Western Baptist C ➢ Eastern Washington U ➢ Pepperdine U ➢ U of Central Florida ➢ Western Washington U ➢ Eckard C ➢ Pitzer C ➢ U of Glasgow ➢ Whitman College ➢ Emerson C ➢ Pomona C ➢ U of Idaho ➢ Whitworth U ➢ Evergreen State College ➢ Portland State U ➢ U of Illinois ➢ Yale ➢ Fordham U ➢ Pratt Institute ➢ U of Krakow .
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