Combined Average SAT Score: 1346 www.sbo.hampton.k12.va.us AT A GLANCE 2013 Graduates: 1,546 On-Time Graduation Rate: 85.5% (As calculated by the Virginia Department of Education‘s On-Time Graduation Rate Schedule) Graduates Attending College: 74% accepted to two-year and four-year colleges OUR MISSION In collaboration with our commuity, Hampton City Schools ensures academic excellence for every child, every day, whatever it takes. CORE VALUES We believe that the developmental needs of children are central to every aspect of the operation of Hampton City Schools and that all interactions with our stakeholders must be governed by our core values-integrity, responsibility, innovation, excellence, and professionalism. Scholarships: Dr. Linda Madsen Shifflette During the 2012-2013 school year, scholarships and grants were awarded totaling $30,337,285. 2012-13 Graduates College Acceptance Sports Offered: Fall Sports Football, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Cheerleading, Golf, Volleyball Winter Sports Basketball, Swimming, Wrestling, Cheerleading, Indoor Track, Diving Spring Sports Softball, Baseball, Boys Tennis, Girls Tennis, Soccer, Outdoor Track • 19 Elementary Schools K-5 • 5 Middle Schools • 1 Gifted Center • 4 High Schools • The Campus at Lee housing: (includes 1 magnet & 2 fundamental schools and 1 school for arts) - Spratley Gifted Center (Gr. 3-8) • 1 Early Childhood Center - Moton Early Childhood Center • 2 PK-8 Schools (includes 1 fundamental and 1 magnet) - Performance Learning Center - Alternative Education - Bridgeport Academy - GED 800 elementary students each - PK-5 400 middle school students each - Grades 6-8 • 100 middle school students in each choice program Designed with three major learning centers PK-Grade 2, Grades 3-5 and Grades 6-8 Established Choice Programs Andrews PK-8 focus - Engineering Phenix PK-8 focus - Biotechnology/Medical Arts The Governor’s School for Science and Technology The International Baccalaureate Programme Career Academies • Health and Medical Science Academy - Bethel HS • Architecture and Applied Arts Academy - Kecoughtan HS • Information Design and Engineering Academy - Phoebus HS • Aero-Space and IT Academy - Hampton High School (2014-15) Culinary Arts Academy - Phoebus HS STEM 21st Century Community Learning Center Dual Enrollment SPECIAL PROGRAMS ATHLETICS • Boston • Chowan • Christopher Newport • Clarion • Colombia • Delaware State • Duke • Fayetteville State • Ferrum • George Mason • Hampden-Sydney • Hampton • Harvard • Howard • James Madison • Liberty • Longwood • Lynchburg • Mary Baldwin • Norfolk State • North Carolina A & T State • North Carolina State • Oberlin • Old Dominion • Princeton • Purdue • Radford • Regent • Roanoke • Saint Augustine • Spelman • St. John • William and Mary • Virginia • Virginia at Wise • Thomas Nelson • U.S. Air Force Academy • U.S. Naval Academy • California • Delaware • Florida • Mary Washington • Maryland • Pittsburgh • Virginia Commonwealth • Virginia Military Institute • Virginia State • Virginia Tech • Virginia of Lynchburg • Virginia Wesleyan • Winston-Salem State • Yale Early College Options Teacher Population: 1,530 Elementary school teachers with Master’s Degrees & Higher: 243 Middle school teachers with Master’s Degrees & Higher: 191 High school teachers with Master’s Degrees & Higher: 170 National Board Certified Teachers: 115 Average Student Teacher Ratio: Grades K-3 1:23 Grades 4-5, Middle Schools & High Schools 1:25 Student Population: White: African-American: Hispanic: Asian: American Indian or Alaskan Native: Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander: Other: District Budget District’s Budget for 2012-2013: $191,909,156 Student Per Pupil Expenditure as budgeted for FY13: $10,061 District’s Budget for 2013-2014: $196,998,077 English as a Second Language: Over 530 students from 56 countries, speaking 35 different languages Number of Advanced Placement Courses Offered: 22 www.sbo.hampton.k12.va.us For additional information or assistance contact Ann Bane at 757.727.2423 [email protected] In compliance with Federal and State Laws and Regulations, Hampton City Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, or the presence of non-job related medical conditions or handicaps in the educational programs and activities it operates in its admission policies and its employment practices. 20,700 27% 60% 6% 2.3% .3% .1% 5% Students enrolled in AP courses: In 2012 - 2013, 1,404 students took 2,067 AP exams.
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