2014 2015 TERRY PARKER HIGH SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE

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2000-2001

2014 - 2015

TERRY PARKER

HIGH SCHOOL

International Baccalaureate World School

7301 PARKER SCHOOL ROAD

JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32211

TELEPHONE: (904) 720-1650

Fax (904) 720-1700

www.duvalschools.org/tphs

www.parkerguidance.blogspot.com

STATE ID CODE FOR DUVAL COUNTY: 16

CEEB AND ACT CODE – 100758

ADMINISTRATION

Scott Schneider Principal

Sabrina Hamilton Assistant Principal

Michele Green Assistant Principal

Curriculum

Katrina Blakely Administration

Nance McLeish Testing Coordinator

SCHOOL COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

Clinton Baker Class of 2015

Kelley Cox * 9-11 M-Z

Edith Vanderhoek 9-11 A-L

Christy Thacker International Baccalaureate

Program Coordinator

Easter Johnson CRT Operator

Jill Clothier Secretary

Alfreida Peters Records Clerk (* Dept. Chair)

SCHOOL AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY

The Duval County School System in Jacksonville, Florida, has 170 schools, of which 103 are elementary, 25 middle schools, 19 senior, three exceptional education centers, five special schools, 13 charter schools, and two academies of technology. Terry Parker High School is located in the Arlington area of Duval County, Florida. The geographic area served by Terry Parker extends north from the Regency area to the base of the Dames Pointe Bridge, and west to the St. Johns River; it includes students who live in the communities of Arlington, Regency, and Ft. Caroline. Community involvement and support are strong and contribute significantly to the quality of education available to students.

SCHOOL

Terry Parker is a comprehensive high school serving grades 9-12. A broad spectrum of academic and extra-curricular activities is available to provide many opportunities for individual development. In May of 2012, Terry Parker was authorized to offer the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program.

Enrollment 1585

Seniors 311

Juniors 358

Sophomores 445

Freshmen 471

Faculty: 107 Professional Staff Members

40% with Master’s Degree or higher

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges

and Schools

Schedule: 4X4 - 4 periods a day on an A/B schedule

Clubs: 40

Interscholastic Teams: 32

IB COURSES

Biology 2 –IB Contemporary History – IB

Biology 3 – IB History of the Americas – IB

Physics 2 – IB Physics 3 - IB

English 3 – IB IB Film Studies

English 4 – IB IB Art 1 A&B

IB Math Analysis Psychology – IB

IB Math Studies IB Statistics

IB Calculus Spanish 4 - IB

Spanish 5 – IB Theory of Knowledge - IB

ADVANCED PLACEMENT

COURSES

Dual Enrollment English – ENC1101/1102 SLS1103

AP English Literature AP English Language

AP French Literature AP Spanish Literature AP Calculus AB AP Calculus BC

AP American History AP Spanish Language

AP US Government AP Environ. Science

AP Comparative Politics AP Macro Economics

AP Statistics AP Micro Economics

AMH3541 – US Mil Hist AMH3547 – US Mil Hist

ASC1000 – Prin of Aero Sci ASC1000 – Fund Comp Prog

HONORS LEVEL COURSES

English I, II, (Hon) Physics I (Hon)

Algebra II (Hon) Chemistry I (Hon)

Biology I (Hon) Analysis of Functions

Pre-Calculus Geometry (Hon)

Anatomy and Physiology World History (Hon)

MEDIA CENTER/TECHNOLOGY

The media center’s collection consists of 26,000 plus volumes, subscriptions to local and national newspapers and access to articles from several hundred periodicals via the internet. There are 30 computers for internet research in the media center, plus four in each classroom. Terry Parker also has 4 computer labs on campus, housing 25 computers each.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

(Seniors graduating in 2013-2014)

All graduates must demonstrate “minimum competency” in mathematics and communications as measured by the High School Competency Test or the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT). In addition, 24 credits are required with an overall grade point average (GPA) of 2.0.

4 English

4 Math²

4 Science³

3 Social Studies¹

1 HOPE (Health Opportunities for

Physical Education)

1 Vocational Education and/or

Performing Fine Arts⁴

5 Electives

2 World Language

24 Total credits required

For graduation

¹Subjects required are Economics, American Government, American History, and World History.

²Subjects required include Algebra I* and Geometry* (EOC)

³Required subjects include Biology I (EOC) and two courses in the physical sciences (Chemistry, Physics, Earth/Space Science)

⁴A total of 1 credit is required in vocational education and/or performing fine arts.

PROMOTION REQUIREMENTS

GRADE LEVEL CREDITS REQUIRED

To 10^th (1 English or 1 Math) 5

To 11^th(2 English and 2 Math

and\or 2 Science) 12

*To 12^th(3 English and either 18

3 Math or 3 Science)

(*Students must maintain a 1.5 grade point average in order to be promoted to 12^th)

COLLEGE ATTENDANCE

Approximately 60% of our graduates plan to continue their education at post-secondary institutions – 20% at four-year colleges and 40% at two-year colleges.

MARKING SYSTEM

Hon – Honors

A.P. – Advanced Placement

D/E – Dual Enrollment

A Outstanding Progress 90 - 100

B Above Average Progress 80 - 89

C Average Progress 70 - 79

D Lowest Acceptable Progress 60 - 69

F Failure 0 – 59

CLASS RANK

All students are ranked at the end of the every year and at the end of the first semester of the twelfth grade. Rank is determined by grade point average using marks earned in all high school subject areas. All standard courses use: A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0. Honors are weighted with one half additional quality point: A=4.5, B=3.5, C=2.5, D=1.5, F=0. AP courses are weighted with one half additional quality point: A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, F=0.

TESTING PROFILE

ACT Critical Reading Math

2008 17.1 19.8

2009 15.8 18.7

2010 16 17.0

2011 18.1 17.8

2012 17.6 17.0

2013 18.3 17.3

2014 18.6 17.6

SAT Critical Reading Math

2008 439 423

2009 434 432

2010 457 447

2011 450 443

2012 439 422

2013 438 422

2014 434 417

To find more information regarding the ACT and SAT, please visit their websites at www.actstudent.org and www.collegeboard.com.

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