John Carroll High School

Academic Update

5 Academic Accomplishments in 2011

12 Advanced Placement Award Winners	Congratulations to current John Carroll High School seniors Joey Ryan, Duchney Derosier, and Ryan Morgan for earning the prestigious AP Scholar designation last year.
9 AP Scholars (Scott Baskerville, Rachel Ciccarelli, Mark Dallaire, Duchney Derosier, Ryan Morgan, Brandon Paige, Joey Ryan, Thomas Smith, and Taylor Tench) 2 AP Scholars with Honors (Mary Catherine Brown and John James) AP Scholar with Distinction: Karen Irizarry, awarded for completing a total of eight exams, earning scores including two 3's, three 4's, and two 5's!

3 National Society of High School Scholars
Katherine	Katherine Leu, Jacob Field, and Thomas Smith Recognizes top scholars who have achieved academic excellence "My favorite thing about John Carroll has been the individual attention that each student receives. You are a person here, not a number," remarked Katherine when asked about her experience at JCHS.

Students Recognized by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation	Meredith Peterson & Duchney Derosier
Meredith Peterson and Duchney Derosier earned prestigious designations based on their 2010 preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Tests as a Commended Student for placing among the top five percent of more than 1.5 million students and for scoring in the top 3 percent of more than 160,000 black Americans respectively.

County and State-Runner-Up Envirothon Team Winners

John Carroll High School Envirothon Team of Victoria Delaporte, Taylor Tench, Brandon Paige, Mary Catherine Brown, John James, and Beau Roberts.

Past Envirothon successes since 2006 include 5-time County Champions, 5-time Regional Champions, 4-time State Champions, and the 2010, 4th Place winners in the National Competition
Victoria Delaporte, Mary Catherine Brown, John James, Brandon Paige, and Taylor Tench
While in California for Nationals, the five members of the Envirothon team successfully tackled the problem: "Find ways to make the water supply to California's San Joaquin Valley a sustainable resource".
"I could not be more proud of these kids. They represented themselves, our school, and the state of Florida with effort, grace, and class. I'm so happy that their work was rewarded; they are such a deserving group of students." -Mr. Roberts, Envirothon Sponsor

58 % of graduates earning Florida Bright Futures Scholarship

54 scholarship winners
14 earned Florida Academic Scholars
40 earned the Florida Medallion Scholars Scholarship

Academic Clubs

» Book Club      » Computer Club      » French Club
» History Club      » Multicultural Club National Honor Society
» NiHao Club      » Spanish Club      » Chess Club

School Information

COMMUNITY	SCHOOL	ACCREDITATION
Located in the City of Fort Pierce, County of St. Lucie serving students from Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, and St. Lucie Counties.	Four-year high school in the Diocese of Palm Beach. Enrollment: 412 58% Catholic and 42% non-Catholic.	Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, under the umbrella of AdvancEd Member of National Catholic Educational Association

TESTING PROGRAM

FEES PER YEAR

CURRICULUM

Grade 12 - SAT/ACT (optional for grade 10, 11, 12)

Grade 11 - PSAT/NMSQT

Grade 10 - PSAT

Grade 9 - PLAN

Tuition : Catholic - $6,960

Other - $7,920

Registration - $400

Book Rental - $250

Honors and academic courses are offered.

A/P Classes Available (9): English Literature & Composition, Biology, Chemistry, U.S. History, Environmental Science, Physics, Calculus, Spanish, French

Dual Enrollment offerings through Indian River State College

GRADE POINT AVERAGES FOR CLASS OF 2011

GRADUATION CLASS OF 2011

FLORIDA BRIGHT FUTURES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2011

GPA's range from 5.43 - 2.32

8 - GPA over 5.0

38 - GPA from 4.0 to 4.99

28 - GPA from 3.00 to 3.99

19 - GPA from 2.00 to 2.99

Size 93

62% attending 4 yr. College

36% attending 2 yr. College

2% other

54 Students, 58% of Graduates

14 Florida Academic Scholars

40 Florida Medallion Scholars

JOHN CARROLL SAT RESULTS 2010-2011

Total Participants: 81

523 - Critical Reading Mean Score

518 - Math Mean Score

Average scores for top 10% of class

661 - Critical Reading Mean Score

656 - Math Mean Score

JOHN CARROLL ACT RESULTS 2010-2011

Total Participants: 64

22.6 - Average Composite Score

30 - Average scores for top 10% of class

A SELECTION OF COLLEGES ACCEPTING JOHN CARROLL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Appalachian State University Ave Maria University Auburn University Barry University Belmont Abbey College Boston College Brevard College Clemson University College of the Holy Cross Columbia University Dartmouth College Davis & Elkins College Denison University Duke University Dusquene University Elon University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Emory University Flagler College Florida Atlantic University Florida Institute of Technology Florida International University Florida Southern College Florida State University Franciscan University Fordham University Full Sail University Furman University	Georgia Tech Georgetown University Guilford College Jacksonville University Johnson & Wales University Kansas State University Lafayette University Louisiana State University Lynn University Mercer University Miami University of Ohio Mississippi State University New York University Northeastern University Northwestern University Northwood University Norwich University Nova Southeastern University Ohio State University Palm Beach Atlantic University Penn State University Rollins College Santa Clara University Savannah College of A & D Seton Hall University Southern Methodist University Stetson University St. Joseph's University (Philadelphia, PA)	St. Leo University St. Mary's College St. Michael's University Temple University Trinity University University of Alabama University of Arkansas- Honors University of British Columbia University of Central Florida University of Chicago University of Delaware University of Florida University of Miami University of Mississippi University of Notre Dame University of North Florida University of Rhode Island University of South Florida University of Tampa University of Tennessee University of West Florida University of Wisconsin Wake Forest University Washington & Lee University West Virginia University Wingate University