Chatham High School Annual Report on Graduates Class of 2017

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1 Chatham High School Annual Report on Graduates Class of 2017 Presented By: Douglas Walker Assistant Principal

2 Presentation Objectives Apprise members of the Board of Education and public of the post-secondary plans of our most recent graduates. Highlight areas of focus regarding post-secondary processes within the high school counseling department. Respond to questions.

3 Post High School Plans

4 College Placement By Type of Institution Competitive Category Total Percent Most % Highly 47 16% Very 84 28% Competitive 37 12% Less/Non 8 3% Special/Other 2 <1% 85%

5 GPA Distribution GPA # of Students < Area of Focus: Help students and families see that not all students have a straight-a average; in fact, the vast majority do not.

6 College Placement by GPA Area of Focus: Help students and families see that ALL students have a range of options. Competitive Category Most Highly Very Competitive Less/Non Special / Other GPA Range High-performing students choose to attend institutions of all types. It is not necessary to have a 4.0+ GPA to get into college, even the very best colleges.

College Placement By Type of Institution GPA: 3.

40+ Area of Focus: Help students and families see

7 College Placement By Type of Institution GPA: GPA: GPA: Area of Focus: Help students and families see that students in the middle and lower GPA bands attend the full range of institutions.

8 Barron s Competitive Ratings Most Competitive Boston College Lafayette College Villanova University Northeastern University University of Virginia Lehigh University Tulane University University of Michigan Georgetown University All of the Ivy League Highly Competitive American University Ithaca College Fordham University TCNJ Muhlenberg College University of Pittsburgh Gettysburg College Virginia Tech

9 Barron s Competitive Ratings Very Competitive Fairfield University University of Delaware Penn State University of Vermont Syracuse University Rutgers University James Madison University Quinnipiac University Competitive High Point University Susquehanna University University of Rhode Island Montclair State University Seton Hall University Pace University NJIT University of Arizona

10 Four Year College Placement By Region Region East* 60% 63% 61% 64% New Jersey 8% 10% 15% 7% South 17% 13% 12% 16% Midwest 8% 7% 4% 5% West 4% 2% 3% 3% Other 1% 2% 3% 2% Southwest** 2% 3% 2% 3% *New England, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania **Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Utah

11 Four Year College Placement by Public & Private Sector Sector Public 37% 35% 40% 38% Private 63% 65% 60% 62%

12 Special Education Snapshot Special Education--Combined Classes of 2016 and 2017 Plans N % 4 Yr 60 71% 2 Yr 11 13% Other 6 7% Employment 7 8% Area of Focus: Reassure special education students and families that their paths will result in positive outcomes!

13 Basic Skills Snapshot (Students who received BSI support in 7th grade) BSI--Classes of 2016 and 2017 Plans N % 4 Yr 49 93% 2 Yr 3 6% Other 1 2% Employment 0 0% Area of Focus: Reassure basic skills students and families that their paths will result in positive outcomes!

14 College Applications & Acceptances 2438 Applications 1362 Acceptances 848 Early Action o 546 Accepted 101 Early Decision o 64 Accepted 13 Early Decision II o 5 Accepted 7.71 Average applications per student 3.95 Average acceptances per student 56% - Average acceptance of total applications per student

15 College Applications & Acceptances Number of Applications Number of Students Percentage Accepted % % % % % Area of Focus: Point out to students and families that there is a point of diminishing returns in terms of acceptance rates and number of applications.

16 Colleges Receiving 30 Or More Applications Northeastern Univ - 54 Univ of Delaware - 47 Fairfield University - 44 Rutgers Univ-New Brunswick - 43 Pennsylvania State University - 34 Boston College - 34 Univ of Michigan - 33 New York University - 33 Boston Univ - 43 Tulane University - 33 Providence College - 41 Fordham University - 32 Miami Univ, Ohio - 37 Lehigh University - 32 Loyola University Maryland - 37 Villanova University - 31 University of Maryland, College Park - 36 Wake Forest Univ - 30

17 Colleges Receiving 20 Or More Applications University of Vermont - 29 University of Virginia - 28 Tufts University - 27 Clemson University - 27 Bucknell University - 26 Elon University - 26 Univ of Massachusetts, Amherst 25 Gettysburg College - 24 The University of Scranton - 24 The George Washington Univ - 24 Saint Joseph's University - 23 Quinnipiac University - 23 Univ of Rhode Island - 23 The Univ of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - 23 Indiana University at Bloomington - 22 Lafayette College - 22 Marist College - 22 Univ of Southern California - 22 University of Richmond - 22 Vanderbilt University - 20

18 Percentage of Schools Applied

19 Percentage of Schools Applied Area of Focus: Broaden the exposure students have to colleges and universities not historically popular with Chatham families.

20 College Admission Rep Visits 151 Visits This Fall

21 Did you know... The University of Hartford D1 sports and all games are FREE for students Housing guaranteed for all 4 years, housing with 24 hour quiet hours Automatic consideration for merit money, no extra application to fill out! All majors have the opportunity to study abroad! A 7 year Physical Therapy Program BS in Health Science and Dr. Of Physical Therapy 100% job placement upon graduation 98% of students pass first time DPT exam

25 College Board AP Scholar Designation Designation Criteria AP Scholar Scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP exams AP Scholar w/honors Average of at least 3.25 on all tests taken and 3 or higher on 4 or more of these exams AP Scholar W/Distinction Average of at least 3.5 on all AP exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on 5 or more National AP Scholar US students who receive an average score of at least 4 on all tests taken and scores of 4 or higher on eight or more 27 29

26 Mean SAT Scores, Class of 2017

27 Mean Scores SAT Subject Tests

30 Alumni

31 Most Common Institutions of Enrollment in the Fall Immediately Following High School Graduation Since 2010 Name Rank Total County College of Morris 1 76 Villanova University 2 54 Penn State Univ 3 44 Rutgers 4 32 Loyola 5 30 Boston College 6 29 Univ Delaware 7 29 College of New Jersey 8 27 Gettysburg College 9 25 Lehigh University 10 25

32 Thank You

WHERE THE CLASS OF 2012 ATTENDS COLLEGE College Choices (Number attending is based upon where final transcript was mailed.)

WHERE THE CLASS OF 2012 ATTENDS COLLEGE College Choices (Number attending is based upon where final transcript was mailed.) American University (4) Amherst College (1) Arcadia University (2) Arizona State