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OAKCREST
SCHOOL PROFILE
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Administration
Dr. Steve Ciccariello- Superintendent
Charles Muller- Business Administrator
Mr. Anthony Mongelluzzo- Principal
Ms. Jaclyn Fresne- Vice Principal
Mr. Rodney James- Vice Principal Alt.
Program
Mr. Chris Perna- Vice Principal
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Guidance
Personnel
Mr.
John Cocuzza- Supervisor
Mrs. Mary Alvarado- Counselor
Mrs. Donna Marie Brosh- Counselor
Ms. Janine Jones- Counselor
Mrs. Kimberly Raymond- Counselor
Mrs. Amy Salcedo- Counselor
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Community and
District
The Greater Egg Harbor Regional High School District is compromised
of Egg Harbor City, Galloway, Hamilton and Mullica Townships.
It is the largest school district, in area, in the state of
New Jersey. It also serves students from Green Bank and Port
Republic. The district operates two comprehensive high schools,
grades 9-12, Absegami and Oakcrest. The district has a population
of over 72,000 people and is located in Atlantic County—approximately
12 miles west of Atlantic City and a sixty minute drive from
Philadelphia. The area is semi-rural with agriculture and light
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School
Oakcrest is located on a 110 acre wooded tract in Hamilton Township,
Mays Landing. The total student population is 1747. The number
of credits required for graduation is 120, and students must maintain
a good attendance record in order to be eligible for graduation.
The school consists of four marking periods with graduation in
June. |
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Curriculum
A student’s program is individualized with emphasis on aptitude,
interest and career goal. Oakcrest offers Advanced Placement, Honors,
College Prep and General level instruction. There are a variety
of electives, which meet the student’s vocational or avocational
needs. Courses are available in the following areas: Business,
English, World Languages, Health and Physical Education, Mathematics,
Performing Arts, Related Arts, Science, Social Studies and Special
Education. Enrollment in the Atlantic County Institute of Technology
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The following are the Oakcrest High School graduation
requirements for the Class of 2010.
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20 credits – English
20 credits – Physical Education
15 credits – Mathematics
15 credits – Science
10 credits – U.S. History
10 credits - World Language
5 credits - World History
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5 credits - Health
5 credits - Visual/Performing
Arts
5 credits - Career/ Consumer/
Family/ Life Skills or
Vocational Education
*120 credits—Accumulation
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*The
successful completion of the High School Proficiency Assessment
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Co-Curricular Program
Through the twenty-six NJSIAA varsity sports
and thirty-six clubs and activities offered at Oakcrest High
School, students
are provided numerous opportunities to develop their leadership,
sportsmanship, service oriented, and team building skills.
The Co-curricular programs provides an opportunity for students
to develop the whole person as they learn to set goals and
manage their time effectively . |
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Advanced
Placement Program
Advanced Placement courses are offered in English Literature and Language,
Calculus I and II, Statistics, Computer Programming 4, Economics, Biology,
Chemistry, Physics B, Psychology, Spanish, United States History, World
History, American Government and Politics. |
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Grading
Numerical grades are earned during the marking period and may be converted
to letter grades in accordance with the following chart: |
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Grade
Conversion Scale
A+ = 100-96 A = 95-93 A- = 92-91
B+ = 90-89 B = 88-86 B- = 85-84
C+ = 83-82 C = 81-79 C- = 78-77
D+ = 76-75 D = 74-72 D- = 71-70
F = 69-50
I=Incomplete
M = Medical Excused
WP = Withdraw Passing
WF = Withdraw Failing
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CLASS
OF 2009:
Average
SAT scores
CRITICAL
READING MATH TOTAL
486 496 982
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Advanced
Placement Program
Total
Exams 314
Candidates 99
Eligible
Scores For College Credit 149 |
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Post
Graduate Plans
Self reported plans of graduating seniors. |
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Four
Year College 37%
Two Year College 36%
Other
Post Secondary 3%
Employment 21%
Military 3%
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College
Acceptances |
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Air National Guard
Alaska Pacific University
Albright College
Allegheny College
American University
Arcardia University
Arizona State University
Art Institute of California
Atlantic Cape Community College
Atlantic County Institute of Technology
Barry University
Beaver Community College
Bennett College
Berkeley College
Bloomfield College
Bloomsburg University
Boston University
Brookdale Community College
Bryn Athyn College
Bucknell University
Cabrini College
Camden County College
Campbell University
Cedar Crest College
Centenary College
Chestnut Hill College
Cheyney University
Clemson University
Coastal Carolina University
Collins College
Columbia University
Coppin State University
Cornell University
Cumberland County College
Delaware State University
Dowling College
Drew University
Drexel University
Duquesne University
East Carolina University
Eastern University
Elizabeth City State University
Elizabethtown University
Embry Riddle University
Essex County College
Fairfield University
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Florida Institute of Technology
Florida Memorial University
Frostburg State University
Full Sail University
George Mason University
Georgetown University
George Washington University
Gloucester County College
Grambling State University
Hampton University
Harvard University
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Hofstra University
Hood College
Houghton College
Howard University
Indiana Tech University
Jacksonville University
James Madison University
Johnson & Wales University
Johnson C. Smith University
Kean University
Kutztown University
Laboratory Institute of Merchandising
LaSalle University
Lesley University
Liberty University
Lincoln University
Lock Haven University
Marietta College
Marymount Manhattan College
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Messiah College
Monmouth University
Montclair State University
Moore College of Art Design
Morgan State University
Morris College
Mount St. Mary College
Neumann College
New Hampshire Institute of Technology
New Jersey Institute Technology
Norfolk State University
North Carolina Agricultural & Technical University
Northeastern University
Northwood University
Norwich University
Nova Southeastern
Ohio State University
Pace University
Pennco Tech
Pfeiffer University
Philadelphia University
Point Park University
Polytechnic Institute of NYI
Princeton University
Ramapo College
Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute
Richard Stockton College of N.J.
Rider University
Rizzieri Aveda School
Roberts Wesleyan College
Rochester Inst. Of Technology
Rosemont College
Rowan University
Rutgers University
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Saint
Augustine’s College
Saint Peter’s College
Salisbury College
Savannah College of Art/Design
Seton Hall University
Seton Hill University
Shippensburg University
Southern Oregon University
St. John’s University
St. Leo University
St. Peter’s College
Stanford University
Stevens Institute of Technology
Star Technical Institute
Temple University
United States Army
United States Marie Corps
United States Navy
United States Naval Academy
University of Central Florida
University of Colorado
University of Delaware
University of Louisville
University of Maryland
University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Tampa
University of Vermont
Wagner University
Washington College
Waynesburg University
Wesley College
West Chester University
West Virginia University
Widener College
William Paterson University
Wilmington College
Wingate University
Worcester Polytech
University of North Carolina
York College
YTI Career Institute
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