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WORK SMART | CREATE EXPERIENCE | EMBRACE GROWTH Amanda Leszczuk Director of College and Career Counseling [email protected] Pam Tackett 11 th & 12 th Grade Counselor [email protected] Victoria Zaya 9 th & 10 th Grade Counselor [email protected] STAFF 90% of teachers have Master's degrees with an average of 19 years of experience. Pupil to teacher ratio is 16:1. ENROLLMENT GRADES 9-12 Total enrollment: 484 (six 12th grade and ten 11th grade students attend classes at a Great Oaks Career Campus). GPA/CLASS RANK All courses are used in computing GPA. MHS does not rank students unless they request to have it included on their transcript. Honors and AP courses are weighted one additional point. GRADING SCALE 90-100 = A 80-89 = B 70-79 = C 60-69 = D COMMUNITY SERVICE Listed on the transcript as a course in progress, the 40-hour requirement becomes “P” once completed. Because of COVID- 19, this requirement has been adjusted to 20 hours. The Mariemont City School District serves over 1,700 students in a suburb east of Cincinnati as a public school district. The community includes a cross section of all socioeconomic levels and attained educational levels with the priority of educating our students and preparing them for post-secondary education. Our district focuses on a strong academic program while encouraging experiential learning for students through innovative master classes and a four- day intersession. Students are supported as they research their individual interests. Disciplinary matters are internal school issues. Our policy is to exclude commentary on school discipline matters. Mariemont High School has been named a Blue Ribbon School four times. 87% of our students participate in our 60 clubs/activities . MHS complies with the NACAC’S Code of Ethics and Professional Practices. The academic year is two traditional semesters with seven 50-minute class periods beginning at 8:30 a.m. and ending at 3:30 p.m. CLASS OF 2022 91% OF STUDENTS TESTED CLASS OF 2022 87% of 11 TH GRADE TESTED TEST SUMMARY • 96 AP Scholars • 88% scored 3 or higher • 33% of all exams scored a 4 • 21% of all exams scored a 5 Subject Area Credits English 4 Mathematics 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Visual/Performing Arts 1 Health ½ Physical Education ½ Electives 5 Total 21 More details can be found in the Course Description Guide .
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WORK SMART | CREATE EXPERIENCE | EMBRACE GROWTH
Amanda LeszczukDirector of College and Career Counseling
Pam Tackett11th & 12th Grade Counselor
Victoria Zaya9th & 10th Grade Counselor
STAFF
90% of teachers have Master's degrees with an average of 19 years of experience. Pupil to
teacher ratio is 16:1.
ENROLLMENT GRADES 9-12
Total enrollment: 484 (six 12th grade and ten 11th grade
students attend classes at a Great Oaks Career Campus).
GPA/CLASS RANK
All courses are used in computing GPA. MHS does not
rank students unless they request to have it included on
their transcript. Honors and AP courses are weighted one
additional point.
GRADING SCALE
90-100 = A80-89 = B70-79 = C60-69 = D
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Listed on the transcript as a course in progress, the 40-hour requirement becomes “P” once completed. Because of COVID-19, this requirement has been
adjusted to 20 hours.
The Mariemont City School District serves over 1,700 students in a suburb east of Cincinnati as a public school district. The community includes a cross section of all socioeconomic levels and attained educational levels with the priority of educating our students and preparing them for post-secondary education.Our district focuses on a strong academic program while encouraging experiential learning for students through innovative master classes and a four-day intersession. Students are supported as they research their individual interests. Disciplinary matters are internal school issues. Our policy is to exclude commentary on school discipline matters.
Mariemont High School has been named a Blue Ribbon School four times. 87% of our students participate in our 60 clubs/activities. MHS complies with the NACAC’S Code of Ethics and Professional Practices. The academic year is two traditional semesters with seven 50-minute class periods beginning at 8:30 a.m. and ending at 3:30 p.m.
CLASS OF 202291% OF STUDENTS TESTED
CLASS OF 202287% of 11TH GRADE TESTED
TEST SUMMARY
• 96 AP Scholars• 88% scored 3 or higher• 33% of all exams scored a 4• 21% of all exams scored a 5
Subject Area CreditsEnglish 4
Mathematics 4
Science 3
Social Studies 3
Visual/Performing Arts 1
Health ½
Physical Education ½
Electives 5
Total 21
More details can be found in the
Course Description Guide.
WORK SMART | CREATE EXPERIENCE | EMBRACE GROWTH
Activities & Clubs Offered
Activities and Clubs offered at Mariemont High School can be found here!
HONORS/AP COURSES OFFERED(Honors, Advanced Placement)
Computer Science (2,1)
Mathematics (6,3)
Science (3,4)
World Language (0,2)
English (2,4)
Music (0,1)
Social Studies (1,4)
Art (0,1)
Weighted grades marked “H” on transcript.No limit to the number of AP courses a student
may take.
HIGHEST LEVEL COURSES OFFERED
AP Art History • AP English Lit/Lang
AP Spanish/Latin • AP Chemistry
AP Music Theory • AP 2D Art
AP US Gov. & Politics • AP Research
AP Computer Science A • AP Biology
Linear Algebra Honors • AP Physics C
AP Environmental Science
ADVANCED PLACEMENT TESTSPercent Scoring 3 or Better
2D Art 100Art History 100Biology 100Calculus AB 86Calculus BC 100Chemistry 68Computer Science A 100English Language 85English Literature 72European History 78Government & Politics (US) 82 Latin-Vergil 67Physics C Electricity & Magnetism 100Physics C Mechanics 100Psychology 81Research 83Seminar 100 Statistics 87U.S. History 83World History 90
COLLEGE MATRICULATIONSCLASSES OF 2019, 2020, AND 2021
Class of 2021 – 120 Students
Four-year College
Two-year College Other
82% 3% 15%
GRADUATE PLANS
Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022
Top 10% 4.477 – 4.717 4.476 – 4.704 4.535 – 4.706
11 – 20% 4.300 – 4.459 4.273 – 4.471 4.375 – 4.523
21 – 30% 4.093 – 4.286 4.116 – 4.238 4.214 – 4.366
31 – 50% 3.738 – 4.092 3.844 – 4.105 3.854 – 4.196
GPA DISTRIBUTIONS
