Administration |
| Ms. Julie Rumschlag, Dean |
| Dr. Joe Hocking, Assistant Dean |
| Mervin B. Daugherty, Ed.D. Superintendent, Red Clay Consolidated School District |
Guidance Staff |
| Kimberly Procak Rigby, High School Counselor |
| Deby Fawcett, Admissions and Attendance |
| Dale Reed McKenzie, Middle School Counselor |
High School Mission |
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To provide young people from diverse backgrounds with intensive training in the arts in the context of an exemplary, comprehensive, academic high school curriculum that will prepare them for success in higher education and employment.
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Graduation Requirements
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24 credits total with 4 in English, 4 in Social Studies, 3 in Mathematics, 3 in Science, 2 in foreign language, 1 in Computer Literacy, 1 in Physical Education, 1/2 in Health, 3 in a career pathway, and 2 1/2 in Elective courses. Over 95% of the student body elects to take additional science and/or mathematics courses. Required courses are offered at five different levels of achievement: Special Needs, College Preparatory (CP), Honors, Accelerated (Accel) for students taking an AP course and not sitting for the AP exam, and Advanced Placement (AP) for students taking an AP course and sitting for the AP exam.
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Honors Courses
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| English 9 | Physical Science |
| English 10 | Biology |
| English 11 | Chemistry |
| English 12 | Physics |
| U.S. History | Anatomy & Physiology |
| World History | Spanish III & IV |
| Government/Economics | French III & IV |
| Algebra I | Algebra II |
| Geometry | Statistics |
| Pre-Calculus | Psychology |
| Calculus | |
Advanced Placement Courses
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| Biology | Statistics |
| European History | Studio Art |
| Government | U.S. History |
| Language & Composition | Calculus AB* |
| Literature & Composition | Calculus BC* |
| Psychology | Economics* |
| Spanish | Environmental Science* |
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* Denotes class is offered through Charter School of Wilmington
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CLASS OF 2009: 98 Graduates
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| 81% Attended 4-year colleges or universities |
| 17% Attended 2-year colleges or technical institutes |
| 1 National Merit Commended Scholar |
| 1 National Merit Scholarship Finalist |
| 1 National Achievement Scholarship Winner |
| 6 AP Scholars |
| 3 AP Scholars with Honor |
| 11 AP Scholars with Distinction |
| 1 National AP Scholar |
| 3 National Achievement Program Commended Scholars |
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SAT Distribution
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Critical Reading |
Math |
Writing |
| Mean |
515 |
497 |
508 |
SAT Subject Test Scores
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| M1C |
M2C |
LIT |
EB |
| 620 |
660 |
675 |
655 |
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| MB |
SP |
UH |
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| 680 |
530 |
695 |
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Advanced Placement Examinations
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126 students completed 208 Advanced Placement Exams in 15 subjects and had the following distribution: 15% received scores of 5, 20% received scores of 4, 34% received scores of 3
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GPA and Class Rank
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Class rank is computed beginning with grade 9. The GPA for class rank is a weighted “academic” average (i.e. grades only from courses in the areas of English, Social Studies, Math, Science, and Foreign Language are used to compute the GPA). The weighted scale includes an additional quality point for each Honors and Accelerated course taken with a final grade of a “C” or better and an additional 1.5 quality points for each AP course taken with a final grade of a “C” or better. Grades transferred from other schools are included in the class rank. Only highest level honors courses are given an additional quality point. Fractional weight is not included. Additional weight is not given to courses taken at a school where honors courses are not offered.
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Marking System
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| A – Excellent (93 – 100) |
I – Incomplete (no credit) |
| B – Very Good (85 – 92) |
M – Medical (no credit) |
| C – Satisfactory (77 – 84) |
W – Withdrawal (no credit) |
| D – Poor (70 – 76) |
O – Outstanding |
| F – Failure (Below 70) |
S – Satisfactory |
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N – No grade |
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U – Unsatisfactory (no credit) |
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X – Audit (no credit) |
Clubs and Activities
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Amnesty International, Best Buddies of Delaware, Chamber Orchestra, Dance Company, Drama Club, French Club, French National Honor Society, Game Club, HUG Club, Jazz Band, JazzChords of Calloway, Literary Magazine, Marching Band, Math League, Mock Trial, National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, Newspaper, Science Olympiad, Spanish Club, Spanish National Honor Society, Stage Tech Crew, Student Government Association, Thespian Society, Tri-M Music Honor Society, Weightlifting, Visual Arts Club, and Yearbook
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Sports
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Sports are offered in conjunction with the Charter School of Wilmington as follows: football, field hockey, soccer (boys and girls), cross country, volleyball (boys and girls), winter and spring track, basketball, swimming, wrestling, tennis, lacrosse (boys and girls), baseball, softball, and cheerleading.
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