Analy High School
Accredited by Western Assoication of Schools and Colleges
School Profile 2015-2016 6950 Analy Ave, Sebastopol, California 95472 Main Phone: 707-824-2300
FAX: 707-824-7951
www.analyhighschool.org Administration
Counselors
707-824-2314
707-824-2316
Chris Heller
Principal
Lucia Garcia
Lindsey Apkarian
Vice Principal
Sarah Haley
[F-J]
Raul Guerrero
Vice Principal
Linda Ruder
[K-Q]
Juan Jauregui
[R-Z]
Registrar Nancy Siebert
[A-E]
College and Career
707-824-2305
Carmelina Grant
707-824-2339
The mission of Analy High School is to promote academic and personal success, responsible citizenship and life-long learning, in a cooperative enviroment.
SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Analy High School, established in 1908, is part of the West Sonoma County Union High School District which consists of two comprehensive high schools and a continuation high school. A four year comprehensive secondary school, Analy has been honored as a California Distinguished School four times, ranked in Newsweek Magazines' "Top 1000 High Schools" five consecutive years; most recently as #95 for the 2013-2014 school year, and accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges since 1968. Analy High School is the geographic and symbolic heart and soul of Sebastopol, California, which sits on the beautiful Laguna de Santa Rosa midway between the busy 101 Highway corridor and the woods and beaches of the Sonoma Coast. It is surrounded by small farms, open space, and dairy land. A city of 7500 people, Sebastopol known for its' rural tradition is giving way to a more diverse population consisting of business owners, professionals (some of whom commute to San Francisco), artists, vintners, and farmers. Sebastopol is a leader in enviornmental issues and is a selfdeclared "Nuclear Free Zone." Analy is strongly supported by the community, local businesses, and parents. Active support groups include: Educational Foundation, Athletic Boosters, Analy Band Wagon, and Analy Ag Boosters. The school serves a welleducated community with high academic expectations. 90.8% of adults 25 years or older graduated from high school, 76% have attended some college, with 22.5% achieving a bachelor's degree and 15.1% achieving higher degrees. 33% of our 2014 graduating class attend four-year colleges/universities, while 46% enrolled in some form of higher education at a two-year community college or trade/technical school. Many Analy graduates who are eligible to attend a four year university choose to attend the Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) before transferring. In large part, this is due to the Doyle Scholarship Program. Students eligible for these scholarships receive $1,000.00 $1,600.00 annually during their tenure at SRJC.
ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION White
77.2%
African American
2.2%
Hispanic
15.2%
3.7%
Other
1%
Asian American American Indian
2015
99% 99%
1%
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS Subject Area # Units Subject Area 40
Electives
Social Science
40
Practical Art
70 10
Science
20
Fine Art
10
Mathematics
20
Total:
Physical Education
20
230
AHS students are required to complete 230 units in a combination of required academic and elective areas to receive a diploma. All students are required to take one year of Algebra 1 or its' equivalent.
HONORS & ADVANCED PLACEMENT COURSES ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
English 10
*A Algebra 2
*A
English 11
H Geometry
*A
English Language
AP Trigonometry
& Composition
2013
99%
2012
100%
AP Calculus AB
AP
& Composition SCIENCE Biology
SOCIAL SCIENCE *A World History
Chemistry
H US History
Physics 1
AP US Government AP
Environmental Science
AP
& Politics
AP Microeconomics
FINE ARTS Advanced Arts
AP AP
Physics 2
AP
LANGUAGE H Spanish 4
Art Studio
AP French 4
Music Theory
AP
H H ELECTIVES
Computer Science
AP
GPA & CLASS RANKING The GPA computation is based on a grading system of A, B, C, D, and F, with point values of 4, 3, 2, 1, and 0. Advanced Placement and Honor Courses are weighted and assigned point values of 5, 4, 3, and 1. AP Credit is indicated by a "+" before the course title on the transcript. Class rank at Analy has changed from precise ranking to decile ranking. Decile ranking is based on academic GPA ranking students 1-10 (1 representing the top ten percent).
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS 2016- 10 commended scholars 2015- 3 semi-finalists & 5 commended scholars
CEEB Code: 053345
H
& Pre-Calculus
English Literature
GRADUATION RATES 2014
# Units
English
2014- 1 semi-finalist 2013- 1 semi-finalist
TESTING
CURRICULUM INFORMATION
ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAMS RESULTS SUMMARY
Electives Analy students have a variety of electives to choose from in the following departments; art, home economics, industrial arts, music, technology, and work experience. Listed below are a few examples: Digital Music Recording
Clothing
Jazz Ensemble
Orchestra
Auto Technology
SOAR
Advanced Band/Honor Band
Digital Photo
Computer Programming
Floral Design
Spring '14
Spring '15
212
192
230
Number of tests
454
398
460
% of exams scoring 3 or above 81% 77% 72% ACT: NUMBER TESTED/MEAN SCORE (State Avg. 2015)
Project Make
Theatre Production
Spring '13 Number of students tested
Exam Subject
Ducks Unlimited
Rainbow Alliance Club
Guitar Club
Film Photography Club
Bike Club
Global Student Embassy
2013
2014
2015
22.1
55 / 25.5
53 / 26.5
75 / 24.4
Mathematics
22.7
55 / 26.7
53 / 25.6
75 / 25.1
Reading
22.6
55 / 26.1
53 / 27.5
75 / 24.9
Science
22
55 / 24.8
53 / 21.7
75 / 24.7
Composite 22.5 55 / 25.9 53 / 26.3 SAT TEST AVERAGES (State Avg. 2015)
75 / 24.8
CLUBS Interact Club
State Avg.
English
State Avg.
Spring '13
Spring '14
Spring '15
Critical Reading
498
571
568
551
Homework Bridge
Math
510
568
562
563
Bass Club
Left-Handed Club
Writing
496
572
557
Ping-Pong Club
Ukelele Club
Tennis Club
Chess Club
Lending A Hand Club
Yoga Garden Club
MEChA
Tea Club
Creative Writing
Number 2015 Tested / Mean SAT Subject Tests Score
Smoking Hot Aces
2015 SAT Subject Tests
544 Number Tested / Mean Score
Literature
4
Biology M
2
US History
11 / 684
Chemistry
5 / 612
Mathematics 2
24 / 701
Physics
STUDENT ACTIVITES
23 / 689
ATHLETICS
Safe School Ambassadors
Cheerleading
Badminton (B,G)
Golf (B,G)
Track & Field (B,G)
Future Farmers of America
Dance Team
Baseball (B)
Softball (G)
Volleyball (G)
Tiger Times Newspaper
Student Leadership
Basketball (B,G)
Soccer (B,G)
Wrestling (C)
Speech & Debate
Tiger Transition
Cross Country (B,G)
Swimming (B,G)
Football (B)
Tennis (B,G)
B= Boys G = Girls C= Coed
COLLEGE MATRICULATIONS 2011-2015 American University DC
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3% Work 3% Military
Class of 2015 11% Other 35% 4 yr
3% Trade School
45% 2 yr
