High School Profile

• The District has a population of approximately 40,000 people and includes urban, suburban and rural areas comprised of the Whitestown, Schuyler, Deerfield, Marcy and Trenton townships.
   
• Approximately 3,000 students are enrolled in grades K-12. The high school enrollment is approximately 1,000.
   
• The high school has a staff of approximately 100 people, including approximately 75 teaching and instructional staff.
   
• The District has an outstanding extracurricular program with 37 varsity and junior varsity teams, 30 music organizations performing more than 100 concerts a year and other opportunities available for student participation.

One unit of credit is granted for completion of a course which meets 5 periods a week for the full academic year. Half unit of credit is granted for a course which meets 5 periods a week for one semester (20 weeks). Physical Education classes meet one period every other day for a semester, earning 1/2 unit of credit each year.

Additional electives or sequences necessary to complete 22 total credits.

In addition, students must meet Regents testing benchmarks specified by New York State which determine diploma type.

Total Diplomas Granted: 230

Total Higher Education: 178

In conjunction with Herkimer County Community College

• American Sign Language (HU100 & HU101)

In conjunction with Mohawk Valley Community College

• American National Government (PS101)
• Chinese (FL111 & FL112, FL211 & FL212)
• Computer Aided Design (M140)
• Digital Applications (G145)
• Digital Photography (PT 207)
• English (ENG101 & ENG102)
• Financial Accounting
• Fitness Center (PE154) (AC115)
• Foundations of Sports Management (SM 101)
• French & Spanish 201, 202, 301 and 302
• History of Civilization (HI103 & HI104)
• Intro to Cybersecurity (CI 104)
• Intro to Computer Science (CI 110)
• Math (MA110 & MA115)
• Music Appreciation (HU186)
• Sociology (SO101)
• U.S. History (HI111 & HI112)

In conjunction with Syracuse University (SUPA)

• Economics (ECN203)
• Forensic Science (CHE113)
• Government (PST101)

In conjunction with Tompkins Cortland Community College

• Chemistry (CHEM107 & 108) & Biology (BIOL104 & 105)
• Environmental Science (ENVS101 & 102)

• Biology
• Calculus
• Chemistry
• English Lit. and Composition
• Environmental Science
• Human Geography
• Psychology
• Statistics
• U.S. History and Government
• World History

This is a nationally recognized program for pre-engineering. College credits from Rochester Institute of Technology can be earned through this program if the student demonstrates mastery on the RIT final exam in Introduction to Engineering (IED), Principles of Engineering (POE), Digital Electronics (DE), Engineering Design & Development (EDD) and Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM).