Class of 2016 College PlacementNumber of students attending each college is indicated.

Jericho High School2015-2016 Enrollment1122 Students

Grade 9 - 263 Grade 11- 268 Grade 10 - 305 Grade 12 -286Regents Diplomas Awarded with Distinction

255 = 89.2% Regents Diplomas Awarded

29 = 10.1%Skills & Achievement Commencement Credentials

2 = .7% Class of 2016 SAT Scores

Scores Reading Math Writing200-249 1 0 0250-299 0 1 0300-349 1 2 1350-399 4 1 2400-449 4 3 4450-499 17 7 11500-549 17 11 14550-599 29 20 24600-649 37 25 38650-699 31 37 30700-749 25 36 35750-799 13 34 22800 14 16 12

Jericho Mean SAT Scores Class of 2016622 (Reading) 666 (Math) 644 (Writing)

Jericho Mean ACT Scores Class of 201627.1 (English) 27.5 (Math) 27.3 (Reading) 26.6 (Science Reasoning) 27.0 (Composite)

Scholarships AwardedNational Merit Winners 3National Merit Finalists 8National Merit Commended 29Organizational/Memorial Scholarships 220Advanced Placement Scholars 131(31 Scholars, 48 with Honor, 48 with Distinction, 4 National)

Class of 2016Advanced Placement Courses Taken (N=289)

English Literature 91English Composition 190European History 109US History 104Psychology 122US Government & Politics 92Biology 118Chemistry 12Environmental Science 66Physics I 91Physics C – Mechanics 25AB Calculus 77BC Calculus 81Computer Science A 36Statistics 50Chinese 18Italian 24Spanish 74French 12Economics-Macro/Micro 80Studio Art 31Photo 33Art History 14

A total of 259 students in the Class of 2016 completed AP Courses. This represents 91% of the class.

# AP Courses Taken # of Students14 1

13 3

12 9

11 8

10 18

9 23

8 22

7 30

6 27

5 23

4 27

3 28

2 19

1 21

Student Plans Number %Attending 4 Year College 274 95.8Attending 2 Year College 7 2.5Gap Year 1 .3Uundecided 4 1.4Total 286 100%

Four Year CollegesAdelphi University 6American University 1Barnard College 1Berklee College of Music 1Boston College 4Boston University 3Brown University 3Carnegie Mellon University 2Columbia University 3Cooper Union 1Cornell University 11Culinary Institute of America 1CUNY - Baruch College 5CUNY – Hunter 3Davidson College 1Drexel University 1Duke University 1Emerson College 1Emory University 1Fordham University 3George Washington University 2Georgia Institute of Technology 3Harvard University 1Hilbert College 1Hofstra University 8 Iona College 1Johns Hopkins University 1Lee University 1Lehigh University 3Long Island University, C.W. Post 1Loyola University – Maryland 1Lynn University 1Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1Mercy College 1Mercyhurst University 1Molloy College 1Muhlenberg College 1New York University 12Northeastern University 8Northwestern University 5Oberlin College 1Ohio State University 7Penn State University 6Pratt Institute 2Princeton University 1Quinnipiac University 3Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 2Rochester Institute of Technology 2Rutgers University 1Sacred Heart University 1School of Visual Arts 1St. John’s University 1Stanford University 1

SUNY Albany 2SUNY Alfred 1SUNY Binghamton 14SUNY Brockport 1SUNY Buffalo 4SUNY Delhi 2SUNY Farmingdale 1SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology 2SUNY Geneseo 1SUNY Old Westbury 3SUNY Oneonta 2SUNY Stony Brook 9Swarthmore College 2Syracuse University 14Tufts University 1Tulane University 1University of Alabama 2University of Arizona 1University of California – Berkeley 1University of California – San Diego 1University of California – Santa Barbara 1University of Chicago 1University of Colorado - Boulder 2 University of Delaware 5University of Florida 2University of Kentucky 1University of Maryland 7University of Miami 3University of Michigan 20University of Notre Dame 3University of Pennsylvania 4University of Pittsburgh 3University of Rochester 1University of Scranton 1University of Southern California 2University of Tampa 2University of Texas at Austin 1University of Virginia 2University of Wisconsin - Madison 5Vanderbilt University 1Vassar College 1Villanova University 1Washington University 1Wesleyan University 1Yale University 2

Two Year CollegesNassau Community College 6SUNY College of Technology at Canton 1

Gap Year 1

Undecided 4

JERICHOHIGH SCHOOL

PROFILE 2016

Jericho High School

THE COMMUNITYJericho is a dynamic, suburban community with a population of

approximately 20,000. It is located 30 miles east of New York City inthe center of Nassau County, Long Island.

Jericho has a diverse population that is vitally interested in sup-porting a comprehensive instructional program of educational excel-lence.

The school district consists of five schools:

GRADES K-5Cantiague Elementary School

Cantiague Rock Road

George A. Jackson Elementary SchoolMaytime Drive

Robert Seaman Elementary SchoolLeahy Street

GRADES 6-8Jericho Middle School99 Cedar Swamp Road

GRADES 9-12Jericho High School99 Cedar Swamp Road

DISTINCTIVE FEATURESJericho High School is accredited by the New York State Department of

Education and the Middle States Association.Advanced Placement courses are offered in the areas of AB

Calculus, BC Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, Comparative Government,Physics, Environmental Science, English Literature, EnglishComposition, U.S. History, U.S. Government and Politics, EuropeanHistory, Economics, Latin, Psychology, French, Spanish, Statistics,Computer Science, Art History, Studio Art, Photo and Italian.

College Level Courses are offered by Adelphi University, C.W.Post College, Molloy College, Rochester Institute of Technologyand St. John’s University.

99 CEDAR SWAMP ROAD

JERICHO, NEW YORK 11753(516) 203-3600

THE BOARD OF EDUCATIONWilliam Ferro, President

Joseph H. Lorintz, Vice PresidentBarbara KriegerDaborah LeeGina Levy

CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION

Henry L. GrishmanSuperintendent of Schools

Barbara BauerAsst. Supt.-Curriculum and Instruction

Ben Ciuffo, Ed.D.Asst. Supt.-Human Resources and Operations

Victor ManuelAsst. Supt.-Business Affairs

John Castronova, Psy. D.Director of Pupil Personnel Services

JERICHO HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIONJoan Rosenberg

Principal

Dagoberto Artiles, Ed.D.Assistant Principal

John MankowichHigh School Administrator

Guidance StaffLois M. Smith, Curriculum Associate

Bobby BeckerCandy BodnerBrian Deaner

Deborah Lisa-BrownMary Jo MoriartyJason Rubinstein

National School of ExcellenceUnited States Department of Education