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Servite High School Servite High School www.servitehs.org Niche A+ • 8 of 21 Best All-Boys High Schools in California. • 36 of 112 Best Catholic High Schools in California. • 53 of 1984 Best High Schools Sports in California. School at a Glance School Type: Private, All-boys Religious Background: Catholic Founded: 1958 Grade Levels: 9-12 Language Course: ESL Number of Students: 800 Average Class Size: 23 Teachers with Advanced Degrees: 52% Student to Teacher Ratio: 24:1 International Students: 23 Housing Type: Homestay Location at a Glance Address: 1952 W. La Palma Ave., Anaheim, CA 95801 State: California Closest Major City: Los Angeles Closest University: University of California – Irvine (#33 National University) Climate: hot, dry weather year-round Airport: LAX (Los Angeles International Airport) Centrally located in beautiful Southern California, the school is in Anaheim, the second largest city in Orange County. The city is known for its sports teams, convention center and theme parks. The school’s campus is located 4 miles from Disneyland and 6 miles from Angel Stadium (home of the Los Angeles professional baseball team). The school is also located 20 minutes from the beach and 30 minutes from Hollywood. Academic Programs Advanced Courses: 15；AP Courses: 15；AP Pass Rate: 69%；Average AP Score: 3 Advanced Math and Science Courses Physics C Biology Calculus AB Computer Science Calculus BC Chemistry Advanced Humanities Courses World History Latin US Government & Politics European History English Literature Macroeconomics US History English Language Spanish Language Classical Guitar Program Servite is home to a nationally renowned college preparatory guitar program. The focus of the program is on classical guitar, but other styles are explored. Students with no previous experience may take beginning classical guitar, with higher level courses providing the training necessary for post-secondary study. Technology The school has a 1:1 iPad program that operates off The Servite High School Technology Ecosystem, preparing students to meet the ever-changing technological demands relevant to higher education and the workplace. Each student is also outfitted with a Servite-owned laptop, allowing each student to obtain access to their e-textbooks. Religion courses One course per year of enrollment is required. International Student Support Elsa Quintana-Gibbs is the ESL teacher at Servite High School and has been teaching at the school for 30 years. ESL Courses will meet four times per week, and courses will be tailored to meet the academic needs of each student. College Statistics College Acceptance Rate: 98% SAT Average：1182；ACT Average：25.1 Ranking College or University Name 1 Princeton University 8 University of Pennsylvania 12 California Institute of Technology 16 Cornell University 16 Rice University 18 University of Notre Dame 19 UC Los Angeles 21 University of Southern California 22 Georgetown University 27 Boston University 30 New York University 30 UC Santa Barbara 2019 US News and World Report National Universities Extracurricular Activities The Robotics team at Servite High School, Friarbots Sports Offered: 13； School Clubs and Activities Offered: 24 Team 3309, consists of students from three high schools. Team members plan, design, build and program a robot Clubs that competes against others, gaining hands-on technical Academic Decathlon International Thespian Society engineering training. Team 3309 is recognized as one of Investment Club Sports Medicine Club the top teams in Orange County, winning semi-finalist and California Scholarship Jazz Club finalist rankings in the Los Angeles area. The team won the Federation Bio-ecology Club prestigious Entrepreneurship Award from the Los Angeles Film Club Robotics Club Regional competition, which praised our “professionally French Club Steam Club structured team that presented itself more like a well- Hockey Club Spanish Club established corporation than a high school robotics team.” Speech and Debate Visit the team’s website at www.team3309.org Chem Club Sports Football Tennis Basketball Volleyball Baseball Soccer Wrestling Swimming Lacrosse Water Polo Track & Field Golf Cross Country Hockey Rugby Modern Facility Take a virtual tour here: http://www.servitehs.org/page.cfm?p=516 Student Awards and Honors • In athletics, Servite has won 4 State Championships, 14 California Interscholastic Federation Championships and 121 league championship titles playing in some of the most challenging leagues in the nation. • Fajardo led Servite Football to a CIF and State Championship his senior year earning the Glenn Davis Award for the best high school football player in California. • Seniors Jackson Bolcer, Brady Boznanski, Max Colgan, Jack Hennessey and Matthew Martinez won gold in the 17's USA Division for Balboa Bay White with Martinez earning All-Tournament team recognition. Notable Alumni • Joseph Sanberg lives in Los Angeles where he manages investments through his family office, RJB Partners LLC. The two principal businesses he has co-founded and helps operate are Platinum Capital Advisors - a Pan-Arctic merchant bank based in Anchorage, Alaska - and Aspiration Asset Managers - which brings elite investment opportunities to everyday investors. He currently serves as Chairman of the Jefferson Awards for Public Service, as a member of the Brookings Institute Foreign Policy Leadership Committee and as a Trustee for the Junior Statesmen Foundation. Sanberg earned his A.B., Magna Cum Laude from Harvard University. Sister-schools Servite High School has two sister schools – Cornelia Connelly High School (also in the Cambridge Network) and Rosary High School – both in Anaheim that participate with Servite in various extracurricular events including the Robotics team, theatre productions and dances. The sister schools also share certain athletic facilities, including the pool and some practice fields. International Student Cost of Attendance Study costs (2019-2020): $53,880 including tuition, residential accommodations Additional Recurring Fees: Insurance: $1,290 Additional Fees: Extracurricular fee: $750 Additional One-Time Fees (first year only): I-20 fee: $300; International Student Orientation: $2000* Costs do not include textbooks, clothing, sport elective expenses. Fees listed here are for reference only; please refer to the enrollment contract for most up-to-date fees..
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