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SCHOOL REPORT Muhlenberg High School Reading, Pennsylvania P | r| e | s| e | n | t | e | d | | b | y Jack Fry REALTOR® Pennsylvania Real Estate License: RM028607-C W| o| rk| : | | ( | 610| ) | | 670| - | 2770 M| a| i| n| : | | I| n| fo| @| g| o| b| e| rk| sc | o| u| n| t | y | . | c | o| m RE/MAX of Reading 1290 | | B | r| o | a | d | c| a | s| t | i | n | g | | R| o | a | d W| y| o | m | i | s| s| i | n | g, | P | A | | 19610 Copyright 2020 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 5/16/2020 Muhlenberg High School School: Muhlenberg High School School Details School Facts Muhlenberg High School Muhlenberg School District Name Muhlenberg High School Overall Grade Level High Total Enrollment 924 3,663 Type Students per Teacher 14:1 15:1 Public Students in Free Lunch Program 39% 56% Grades Served 10-12 Academic Grade School District Muhlenberg School District Average GPA 3.57 (out of 636 responses) 3.56 (out of 640 responses) Address Math Proficiency 65% 38% 400 Sharp Ave, Reading, PA 19605 Reading Proficiency 74% 53% Gifted Students 3% – Phone (610) 921-8078 AP Enrollments 195 – Graduation Rate 94% 94% Average ACT Score 25 (out of 30 responses) 25 (out of 30 responses) Average SAT Score 1,080 (out of 242 responses) 1,080 (out of 244 responses) Teacher Grade Average Teacher Salary $72,369 $72,369 Teachers in 1st or 2nd Year 12% 12% About this data: Facts and proficiency scores are provided by Niche, which compiles scores, community reviews and other data about schools across the United States. Ratings for this school are based on the most recent available facts for each school and district. Data compiled from the U.S. Department of Education, Private School Universe Survey, Common Core Data and others. Source: Niche Update Frequency: Quarterly Copyright 2020 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 5/16/2020 Muhlenberg High School Community Reviews for this School Posted: 12/22/2019 by Junior The teachers are very nice and often very helpful. The environment has its ups and downs, but I can't complain. The people in the school definitely stir up trouble to the point that many teachers will not send their children here, but it's an education so it's okay. Posted: 12/15/2019 by Senior The experience that you receive at Muhlenberg High School is what you make it. I enjoyed my AP classes and would like to see improvement in areas regarding school work for classes that are not important such as college classes and electives. Posted: 10/7/2019 by Alum Muhlenberg High school shaped me into the person I am today. I learned core values, responsibility, and leadership through involvement of clubs and guidance from the incredible teachers. The teachers at Muhlenberg are more than just people who lecture and assign homework. They are real people with stories to share with the desire to create relationships and educate their students. Leaving Muhlenberg was one of my hardest goodbyes I have ever had to make because it was my second home. Posted: 10/5/2019 by Senior I have been going to Muhlenberg my entire life and it has been a great experience for me. The teachers are always there when I need help and they provide me with any resources I made need. While my attendance in Muhlenberg I have made many close friends, which help me throughout school and provide support. Counselor's are excellent with preparing you for the college process and provided many resources to help the process go easier. Staff always make me feel secure when I attend school. One thing I would change would be the class scheduling process because certain classes I wanted to take were not able to fit into my schedule. I have been having excellent school years at Muhlenberg. Posted: 4/28/2019 by Senior What I liked most from Muhlenberg High School and will remember for a lifetime, is Muhlenberg's school spirit. Muhlenberg embodies what it is like to have school pride at sporting events and more. My favorite memory has to be sitting with the fan crew at games wearing our matching t-shirts to cheer on our team. As a school with a lot of spirit, we aspire to make Muhlenberg well known. I thank the administration for uniting the student together and growing a community to make Muhlenberg a school with spirit! Copyright 2020 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 5/16/2020 Muhlenberg High School Nearby Schools (within 5 miles) This School Other Schools Students Average per Total School Name Level Type Grade Teacher Students Rating District Muhlenberg High School High Public 10-12 14 924 Muhlenberg School District Muhlenberg High School High Public 10-12 14 924 Muhlenberg School District C.E. Cole Intermediate School Middle Public 5-6 15 567 Muhlenberg School District Muhlenberg Elementary Center Elementary Public K-4 16 1,279 Muhlenberg School District Muhlenberg Middle School Middle Public 7-9 14 875 Muhlenberg School District Holy Guardian Angels Regional School Elementary, Private PK, K- 23 536 Muhlenberg School District Middle 8 Albright Early Learning Center Elementary Private K 59 59 Muhlenberg School District Callowhill Nursery School & Elementary Private PK, K 48 95 Muhlenberg School District Kindergarten 13th & Union Elementary School Elementary Public PK, K- 18 854 Reading School District 5 Copyright 2020 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 5/16/2020 Muhlenberg High School Students Average per Total School Name Level Type Grade Teacher Students Rating District Riverside Elementary School Elementary Public K-5 17 847 Reading School District Glenside Elementary School Elementary Public PK, K- 17 407 Reading School District 5 12th & Marion Elementary School Elementary Public K-5 20 711 Reading School District Northeast Middle School Middle Public 6-7 17 936 Reading School District St. Margaret School Elementary, Private PK, K- 19 320 Reading School District Middle 8 Northwest Middle School Middle Public 6-7 17 684 Reading School District Chor Day Academy Elementary, Private 2-11 6 37 Reading School District Middle, High Reading Senior High School High Public 10-12 20 3,216 Reading School District Northwest Elementary School Elementary Public PK, K- 17 713 Reading School District 5 Schuylkill Valley High School High Public 9-12 13 623 Schuylkill Valley School District 10th & Green Elementary School Elementary Public PK, K- 15 682 Reading School District 5 13th & Green Elementary School Elementary Public PK, K- 17 611 Reading School District 5 Copyright 2020 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 5/16/2020 Muhlenberg High School About RPR (Realtors Property Resource) Realtors Property Resource® is a wholly owned subsidiary of the National Association REALTORS®. RPR offers comprehensive data – including a nationwide database of 164 million properties – as well as powerful analytics and dynamic reports exclusively for members of the NAR. RPR's focus is giving residential and commercial real estate practitioners, brokers, and MLS and Association staff the tools they need to serve their clients. This report has been provided to you by a member of the NAR. About RPR's Data RPR generates and compiles real estate and other data from a vast array of sources. The data contained in your report includes some or all of the following: Listing data from our partner MLSs and CIEs, and related calculations, like estimated value for a property or median sales price for a local market. 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Equal Housing Opportunity. 5/16/2020 Muhlenberg High School Signature Abstract HMS Home Warranty Motto Mortgage W| o | r| k| : | (| 484 | )| | 772 | -| 5350 W| o | r| k| : | (| 610 | )| | 376 | -| 1818 W| o | r| k| : | (| 888 | )| | 247 | -| 3680 1100 Berkshire Blvd #100 NMLS#: 1616387 Wyomissing, PA 19610 1290 Broadcasting Road, Suite 249 Wyomissing, PA 19160 Spring Ridge Insurance NRG Contact: John Slavinski Contact: j | o | h | n | @ | s | p | r | i | n | g | r | i | d | g | e | i | n | s | u | r | a | n | c | e | . | c | o | m Ana Ruiz W| o | r| k| : | (| 610 | )| | 685 | -| 2990 a | n | a | . | r | u | i | z | @ | n | r | g | . | c | o | m 1290 Broadcasting Road, W| o | r| k| : | (| 267 | )| | 295 | -| 5823 Suite 151 M | o | b | i | l | e | : | (| 251 | )| | 307 | -| 5937 Wyomissing, PA 19160 1290 Broadcasting Road, w | w | w | . | S | p | r | i | n | g | R | i | d | g | e | I | n | s | u | r | a | n | c | e | .
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