Carbondale Community High School
School Profile
2016-2017
1301 E. WALNUT ST. CARBONDALE, IL 62901 TELEPHONE: (618) 457‐3371 FAX: (618) 529‐4174 WEB SITE: h p://www.cchs165.jacksn.k12.il.us or bit.ly/CCHS165 FACTS ABOUT CCHS Enrollment Grade 12
224
Grade 11
254
Grade 10
241
Grade 09
268
Total 987 CEEB Code: 140‐510
Ethnicity of Students White
54%
African American 29%
La no
9%
Asian American
Mul racial
5%
3%
Per Pupil Expenditure CCHS $15,249
State $12,821
Average Class Size CCHS
17.9
State
21
Grading Scale A= 90.0—100%
B= 80.0—89.9%
C= 70.0—79.9%
D= 60.0—69.9%
F= Below 60%
Grading System A=4, B=3, C=2
D=1, F=0, F=0
I=Incomplete
WF=Withdraw Fail
P=Passing
4 Year Gradua on Rate CCHS
94%
State
86%
(Class of 2016)
Teaching Staff Female
Male
BA Degree
MA Degree
Doctorate
59%
41%
29%
67%
3%
Calcula ng Grade Point Average The formula below is used to calculate GPA:
Base GPA= (#Ax4) + (#Bx3) + (#Cx2) + (#Dx1) + (#Fx0)
Total # of semester classes taken
Honor Roll is based on a GPA of 3.0 to 3.99. High Honor Roll
is based on a GPA of 4.0 and above.
Calcula ng Weighted Grade Point Average Honors credit is awarded for all passing grades earned by 10th, 11th, and 12th
grade students in honors courses. A maximum of 22 semesters of honors
credit will be used to calculate weighted GPA. The grade point average for students
with honors courses shall be computed as follows:
Weighted GPA = Base GPA + # of Honors Semester Courses Passed (22 semesters
max) x 0.02128
Gradua on Requirements Nineteen academic credits are required for gradua on: English—4 credits,
Math—3 credits, Science—2 credits, US History—1 credit, US Government
½ credit, Civics —½ credit, Fine Arts, Foreign Language or Voc. Ed.—1 credit,
Health—½ credit, Consumer Ed.—½ credit, PE & Elec ves—6 credits
POLICY OF NON‐DISCRIMINATION Carbondale Community High School District 165 does not discriminate on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, age or disability in
admission of, access to, treatment, or employment in its programs or ac vi es. Comments and inquiries school be directed to Mr. Steve
Murphy, Superintendent and designated Coordinator of the Americans With Disabili es Act, Title II Sec on 504 (Rehabilita on Act of 1973),
Administra ve Center, 303 S. Giant City Rd. Carbondale, IL 62902, Tel.: 618‐457‐4722. Carbondale Community High School is a member of the Na onal Associa on of College Admission Counselors and complies with the NACAC Statement of Principals of Good PracƟce.
ACT Test Scores: Class of 2016 English
Math
Reading
Science
Composite
CCHS (All)
21
21.3
21.4
20.8
21.2
CCHS (Core)
24.4
24.1
24.3
23.4
24.2
Illinois (All)
20.5
20.6
21
20.6
20.8
Na onal (All)
20.1
20.6
21.3
20.8
20.8
PARCC Exam 2016: English I and Algebra I Students Ready for Next Level CCHS Illinois 46%
34%
Advanced Placement (AP 2016) 79 Students took 131 AP Exams
Avg. AP Score
3.541
Post Secondary Plans 4 Year Ins tu on
2 Year Ins tu on
Military, Workforce, other
Class of 2016 57%
39%
4%
Student Awards and Honors: Na onal Merit Finalists and Commended Students, Na onal Merit
Scholarship recipients, Na onal Achievement Scholars, Na onal
Merit Hispanic Scholars, Na onal Presiden al Scholar, Na onal AP
Scholars, Illinois State Scholars, Quest Bridge Scholars, Golden
Apple Scholars, State Scholar Athletes, USA Today Recogni on
Awardees, Chicago Tribune Top Illinois Academic Students
College Admissions (Among many others)
Amherst College
Ball State University
Beloit College
Bradley University
Brigham Young University
Brown University
Columbia University
Cornell University
DePaul University
Eastern Illinois University
Grinnell College
Harvard University
Howard University
Illinois State University
Indiana University
Loyola University
Louisiana State University
Northwestern University
Massachuse s Ins tute of Technology (MIT)
Oberlin College
Princeton University
Purdue University
Southern Illinois University
Stanford University
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
St. Louis University
University of Chicago
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Florida
University of Illinois
University Pennsylvania
University of Tennessee
University of Wisconsin
US Naval Academy
US Air Force Academy
Vanderbilt University
Washington University
West Point
Yale University
SUPERINTENDENT—Steve Murphy
PRINCIPAL—Daniel Booth Ext. 223
Assistant Principals:
Terica Doyle Ext. 276
Tim Estes Ext. 219
Stephanie Finke Ext. 241
Director of Curriculum and Instruction—Melanie Brink Ext. 255
Curriculum & Assessment Coordinator—Sandra Brown Ext. 215
Special Education Director—Mandy McKee Ext. 214
Athletic Director—Mark Albertini Ext. 239
Counseling Department Chair—Erinn Murphy Ext. 228
Counselor—Lori Koester Ext. 216
Counselor—Brenda Longworth-Keller Ext. 206
Counselor—Toni Ruiz Ext. 264
Registrar—Anne Johnson Ext. 227
Secretary—Rannetta Halteman Ext. 226
CURRICULUM Business Accoun ng 1,2
Business Internship
Bus & Tech Concepts 1,2
Career Readiness
CEO
Computer Concepts
English English 1,2,3,4
English (ESL I & Adv)
+Honors English 2,3,&4
Family & Consumer Science Adult Living
Child & Adult Day Care
Child Development
Clothing & Tex les 1, 2
Culinary Occupa ons 1, 2
EB Resource Management
Fine Arts Advanced Strings
Art 1, Advanced Art
Art Apprecia on
Art Studio
Band
Beginning Guitar
Ceramics
Concert Choir
Intro to Piano
Foreign Language American Sign Language
French 1,2,3,4
French Culture
German 1,2,3,4
German Culture
Spanish 1,2,3,4
Health & Driver Ed Driver Educa on
Health
Health Science Technology CNA
Health Occupa ons
Medical Terminology
Computer Opera ons & Prog.
+HN Comp. Opera ons & Prog.
Coopera ve Educa on
Journalism A/V
Tech for Success
Web Page & Media
English 4 Elec ves:
Crea ve Wri ng
Journalism
Shakespeare
Technical Wri ng
Fashion & Design
Interior Design
Intro to FACS
Nutri & Culinary 1, 2
Paren ng
Resource Mgt
Jazz Band
Music Apprecia on
Percussion
Speech 1, Adv
Theatre 1, Adv
Treble (Beg.) Choir
+Honors Art Studio
+Honors Band
+Honors Concert Choir
Spanish Culture
+Honors French 3,4
+Honors German 3,4
+Honors Spanish 3,4
+Honors AP Spanish 4
Industrial Technology Automo ve
Carpentry—Ext. & Int.
3‐D Anima on
Dra ing 1, 2
Electrical Trades 1, 2
Mathema cs Accelerated Algebra
Accelerated Geometry
Algebra 1
Algebra 2
Geometry
Int Alg/Geom 1,2,3
Photography Photography
Physical Educa on Adventure Ed
Freshman Curriculum
Science Accelerated Biology
Anatomy & Physiology
Biology 1
Biology 2—Gene cs
Biology 2—Microbiology
Botany Hor culture 1, 2
Chemistry
Conserva on Biology
Forensics
Physical Earth Science
Physics
Intro to Tech & Engr.
Principles of Tech 1,2
Robo cs
Small Engines
Welding
Intro to Sta s cs
Quan ta ve Reasoning
Trig/Analy cal Geometry
+Honors Algebra 2
+Honors AP Calculus
+Honors Geometry
+Honors Pre‐Calculus
Advanced Photography
Personal Fitness
Strength Training
Team Sports
Principles of Technology 1, 2
Zoology/Vet. Tech.
+Honors AP Biology 2
+Honors AP Chemistry 2
+Honors AP Environmental Science
+Honors AP Physics 1
+Honors AP Physics 2
+Honors Biology 1
+Honors Bio 2 Gene cs
+Honors Bio 2 Microbiology
+Honors Chemistry
Social Studies African American History
American History
Civics
Current Events
Human Geography
Psychology
US Government
World Geography
World History
+Honors AP American History
+Honors AP US Government
+Honors AP World History
Suppor ve Interven ons Academic Support
AT, AAT‐Math
Reading Lab 1, 2
Strategic Reading
+Indicates Honors and AP Classes