CLASS OF 2016 –277 SENIORS
STANDARDIZED TEST DATA
TEST
ADMINISTERED
STUDENTS
MEAN
ACT
2015-16
237
22.9
SAT (Critical Reading)
2015-16
18
644
SAT (Math)
2015-16
18
672
SAT (Writing)
2015-16
18
648
A+
97
B
83
C-
70
D+
67
A
93
B-
80
C+
77
D
63
A-
90
B+
87
C
73
D-
60
Advanced Placement—May 2016
% Current Year Grades
3 or Higher
68
59
65
37
9
92
84
71
36
79
75
63
86
86
100
100
100
50
96
75
83
86
71
97
88
74
73%
English Lang/Comp
47
English Lit/Comp
56
Environmental Science
74
Physics 1
67
Physics 2
11
Physics C Mechanical
12
U.S. History
58
Biology
38
Chemistry
59
Economics (Macro)
24
Economics (Micro)
24
Psychology
19
Studio Art -2D Design
14
Studio Art -3D Design
7
Studio Art –Drawing
4
Spanish Language
24
Spanish Literature
2
Calculus AB
14
Calculus BC
26
Computer Science
8
German Language
6
French Language
7
Music Theory
7
Statistics
39
European History
51
Gov. & Politics U.S.
38
Total
736
(Information obtained from Collegeboard 2016)
CLASS OF 2016 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Total Credits to Graduate—22.0
Course
English
Credit
4.0
Course
Health/Phy Ed
Credit
2.0
.5-1.0*
Math
2.0
Fine Arts
Science
2.0
Career Ed
0
Grade Point Average System
Class of 2017
736 examinations in 27 subjects taken by 345 students
No. of Exams
F
After 6 semesters, the highest GPA on the 4.0 weighted
scale is 4.705. Nicolet High School does not rank students.
(Information obtained from ACT/Collegeboard 2016)
Subject
COLLEGES 2016 NICOLET
GRADUATES ARE ATTENDING
Grading Scale:
The following are the lowest scores
possible for each letter grade:
.5-1.0*
Social Studies
3.0
IT Essentials
.5
* 2.0 credits overall in Fine Arts & Career Ed.
4.0 Weighted GPA Scale
A+/
A
A-
B+
B
B-
C+
Honors/AP
5.0
4.67
4.33
4.0
3.67
3.33 3.0 2.67 2.33
2.0 1.67 0
Accelerated
4.5
4.17
3.83
3.5
3.17
2.83 2.5 2.17 1.83
1.5 1.17 0
Regular
4.0
3.67
3.33
3.0
2.67
2.33 2.0 1.67 1.33
1.0 0.67 0
Level
C
C-
D+
D
D-
F
COLLEGES 2016 NICOLET
Alabama State University
Arizona State University
Ball State University
Benedictine University
Blinn College
Brandeis University
Brigham Young University
Cardinal Stritch University
Carthage College
Central State University, College of
Charleston
Cleveland State University
Collin County Community College
District
Colorado College
Columbia College Chicago
Concordia University Chicago
Concordia University Wisconsin
Cornell College
Cornerstone University
Community College
DePaul University
Duke University
Ferris State University
Fox Valley Technical College
Franklin Marshall College
Gateway Technical College
Georgia Perimeter College
Hampton University
Howard University
Iowa State University
Knox College
Lake Forest College
Lawrence University
Loyola University Chicago
Madison Area Technical College
Marian University
Marquette University
Maryland Institute College of Art
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Miami University, Oxford
Michigan State University
Milwaukee Area Technical
College
Milwaukee Institute of Art and
Design
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Minnesota State Community and
Technical College
Minnesota State UniversityMankato
Montana State University, Bozeman
Mount Mary University
Northwestern University
Norwich University
Nova Southeastern University
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Pacific University
Purdue University
Ripon College
Saint Michael’s College
Spelman College
Syracuse University
The Evergreen State College
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The University of Texas, Dallas
Tompkins Cortland Community College
Trinity International University
Tulane University
University of British Columbia
University of Central Florida
University of Cincinnati
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
University of Iowa
University of Kansas
University of Kentucky
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
University of Pittsburgh
University of San Diego
University of San Francisco
University of South Dakota
University of St. Thomas
University of Victoria
University of Washington
University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin, Green Bay
University of Wisconsin, La Crosse
University of Wisconsin, Madison
University of Wisconsin, Marinette
University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
University of Wisconsin, Platteville
University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point
University of Wisconsin, Stout
University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
Upper Iowa University
Washington University in St. Louis
Waukesha County Technical College
Western Michigan University
Nicolet
High School
Profile
2016-17
CEEB Code: 501-400
Dr. Robert Kobylski
Greg Kabara
Anne Ignatowski
David Coyle
Nasif Rogers
John Reiels
Brenda Turner
School Administration
Superintendent
Principal
Director of Student Services
Assistant Principal
Assistant Principal
Director of Technology
Dir. of Teaching & Learning
Dr. Jeff Dellutri
Explanation of advanced coursework options:
414-351-7525
414-351-7554
414-351-8169
414-351-7533
414-351-7524
414-351-8164
414-351-8245
Dir. of Business Services
School Counseling Staff
Michael McKenna Counselor - Dept Leader
Nader Raad
Counselor– Dept Leader
Jeffrey Artero
Counselor
Olivia Carter
Counselor
414-351-7548
Alisa Eichhorn
414-351-7550
Administrative Assistant
414-351-7560
414-351-7562
414-351-7556
414-351-7557
DEMOGRAPHICS
Nicolet Union School District is an independent high school
district encompassing the North Milwaukee suburbs of Bayside, Fox Point, Glendale and River Hills. The geographic
area = 16 square miles.
MISSION STATEMENT
Transforming knowledge into wisdom, the Nicolet High School
District accelerates the achievement of every student, in every
classroom, every day by promoting intellectual discovery,
inspiring creativity, embracing diversity, and encouraging
students to become enlightened, humane, responsible
citizens.
SCHOOL
Nicolet High School is a four-year public school with an enrollment of approximately 1105 students. In 2015-16 Nicolet
ranked among the highest in Wisconsin with a per-pupil expenditure of $17,298. The school population is representative
of a multicultural student body. Eighty three percent of the
graduates pursue post-secondary education, and college preparatory subjects are strongly emphasized.
FACULTY
Of the 83 certified teaching staff, 86 percent have advanced
degrees. The average student-teacher ratio is 13:1; studentcounselor ratio is 279:1.
National Merit Awards
Class of
National Merit
Finalists
National Merit
Commended Students
7
14
8
4
7
9
2015
2014
2013
College Placement Data 2015-2016
Year
2015
2014
2013
# of Students
269
240
256
% 4 Year
74
80
84
% 2 Year
13
10
9
Students graduating after 8 or fewer semesters = 98 %
Acc = Accelerated (highest level in some courses)
H = Honors (highest level)
AP = Advanced Placement Honors Level
ADVANCED PLACEMENT CLASSES
AP Biology 2 H
AP Calculus AB H
AP Calculus BC H
AP Chemistry 2 H
AP Computer Sci. A H
AP Environmental Sci. H
AP European History H
AP French 5 H
AP German 5 H
AP Music Theory H
AP Spanish 5 H
AP Statistics H
AP Studio Art 2D H
AP Studio Art 3D H
AP Studio Art Drawing H
AP Economics H
AP Eng Lang & Comp H
AP Eng Lit & Comp
AP Physics 1 H
AP Physics 2 H
AP Physics C H
AP US Gov & Politics H
AP US History H
CURRENT COURSE OFFERINGS BY DEPARTMENT
NOTE: * Indicates Accelerated Credit is an option within the course
ART
AP Studio Art Drawing H
Drawing & Design 2,*
AP Studio Art 2D H
Graphic Design 1,*
AP Studio Art 3D H
Independent Study in Art
Art Metal & Jewelry*
Painting*
Ceramics & Sculpture*
Photography 1,2,3
Drawing & Design 1,*
Photojournalism
BUSINESS EDUCATION
Accounting 1*
Consumer Economics 1,*
Adaptive IT Essentials
Financial Literacy
Adaptive Keyboarding
IT Essentials
Business Internship
Marketing Strategy*
Business Management
Microsoft Certification 1, 2
Careers & Employment Skills
Mobile Apps & Game Design 1, 2
Community Internship
ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY & DESIGN
3-D Modeling
Interactive Graphics
Adaptive Technology Education
Intro To Engineering
Advanced Robotics
Material Science & Engineering
Architectural Design
Multimedia Design
Design for Manufacturing
Robotics*
Digital Video Production
Studio Broadcasting
Independent Study
Sports/Events Broadcasting
ENGLISH
Advanced Composition Acc
English 10 Acc, 10 H
AP Language & Composition 12 H
English Amer Lit 11, 11 Acc, 11 H
AP Literature & Composition 12 H
English American Studies Acc
British/West. World Literature Acc
Film and the Novel Acc
Creative Writing Acc
Literature & Film
English 9 Acc, 9 H
Yearbook
FAMILY / CONSUMER SCIENCES
Child Guidance
Culinary Arts 1, 2
MATHEMATICS
AP Calculus AB
Geometry
AP Calculus BC
Geometry Acc, H
AP Computer Science A
Intro to Calc & Stats Acc
AP Statistics
Linear Algebra H
Algebra
Pre-Calculus Acc, H
Algebra 2, 2 Acc, 2H
Statistics
Calculus 3 H
Trigonometry & Analysis
Computer Programming 1*2*
Beg. Electronic Music
Beg. Electronic Piano
Beg. Guitar
Big Band, Jazz, Pop Combo
Chamber Singers*
Chamber Orchestra*
Concert Band
Concert Choir
Independent Study in Music
MUSIC
Inter. Electronic Piano
Inter. Guitar
Mixed Choir
Music Theory *, AP
Philharmonia* Orchestra
Sinfonia* Orchestra
Symphonic Band*
Vocal Jazz Ensemble
Worlds of Music
PHYSICAL EDUCATION/HEALTH
Adaptive Health
Lifetime Sports
Adaptive Physical Education
Personal Wellness Health
Aquatic Sports
Personal Wellness PE
Competitive Sports
Shape Up
Cardio Conditioning
Strength & Agility
Individual and Net Activities
Team Activities
Life Guard Training Acc
Water Safety Instruction Acc
Lifetime Fitness 1, 2
SCIENCE
All science courses are laboratory courses
AP Biology 2 H
Chemistry
AP Chemistry 2 H
Chemistry Acc
AP Environmental Science H
Chemistry & Material Science
AP Physics 1 H
Environmental Science
AP Physics 2 H
Physics Acc.
AP Physics C H
Physics & Engineering
Anatomy & Physiology
Physics of the Universe
Anatomy & Physiology Acc
Physics of the Universe Acc
Biology
Science & Eng. Seminar H (IndepStudy)
Biology Acc
Ind. Stem Research H
SOCIAL STUDIES
AP European History H
Global History Acc
AP Micro & Macro Economics H
Law & Government*
AP US Government & Politics H
Psychology*
AP US History H
Sociology*
American History 11, 11 Acc
Social Justice
Economics
World History H
Economics Acc
World Religions*
Elections History
SPECIAL SUPPORT SERVICES
Academic Success Center
Literacy Lab
Algebra Lab
Math Intervention
AVID
Odyssey
Geometry Lab
Reading Intervention
Independent Study
Acting 1
Advanced Scene Study Acc
Independent Study
THEATRE ARTS
Technical Theatre 1, 2
Theatre Appreciation
WORLD LANGUAGES
French 1, 2, 3, 3 Acc, 4Acc, 4 H, 5 Acc, 5 H(AP)
German 1, 2, 3, 3Acc, 4Acc, 4 H, 5 Acc, 5 H(AP)
Hebrew 1, 2, 3 Acc, 4 Acc, 5 Acc
Spanish 1, 2, 2Acc, 3, 3Acc,
4 Acc, 4 H, 5, 5 H (AP)
Nicolet High School is a member of the
National Association for
College Admission Counseling
and complies with the
NACAC Statement of Principles of Good Practice
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SCHOOL RECOGNITION
Nicolet High School was named a “No
Child Left Behind Blue Ribbon School” by
the U.S. Dept. of Education in 2008.
Nicolet is the only Wisconsin high school
selected as a partner school for the prestigious John Motley Morehead Scholarship at
the University of North Carolina and the
Robertson Scholarship at Duke University
and the University of North Carolina.
The Nicolet Chapter of the National Honor
Society inducted 64 members in Spring,
2016.
Nicolet is hosting 3 foreign exchange students from Brazil, Spain and Germany in
2016-17.
Nicolet’s World Language Department has
recently sponsored student exchange trips
to France, Spain and Germany.
Seven Nicolet students earned a perfect 36
ACT score since 2012.
Five students in the Class of 2017 qualified
as National Merit Semi-finalists.
Fifteen Nicolet faculty members have received the Herb Kohl Teacher Fellowship
Awards
Seventeen Nicolet students have received
the Herb Kohl Student Excellence Award
Six National Board Certified Teachers
PREPARED ESPECIALLY FOR COLLEGE ADMISSIONS
OFFICIALS, EMPLOYERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS
Contact Department Co-Chairs Michael McKenna or Nader
Raad with questions regarding this profile.