Graham High School (St. Paris, Ohio)

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Graham High School is a public high school in St. Paris, Ohio. It is the only high school in the Graham Local Schools district. There are currently 626 students attending the high school. Attendance rate last year was 93% compared to the state average of 94%. Graduation rate was 90% compared to the state average of 86%.

1 Students
2 Teachers
3 Test Results
4 Advanced Placement Courses
5 Finances
6 Ohio High School Athletic Association State Championships
7 External links
8 Notes and references

[edit] Students

In 2006, 98% of students at Graham High School were white. 2% was unspecified.

[edit] Teachers

98% of all teachers at Graham High School are fully certified. The stident-to-teacher ratio is 20 to 1.

[edit] Test Results

Graham HS uses the Ohio Graduation test for grades 10 and 11. Students must pass this test to graduate high school.

--Grade 10--

Reading- In 2006, 95% of all students were above "proficient" in this test area. The state average was 89% for that year.

Science- In 2006, 86% of all students were above "proficient" in this test area. The state average was 73% for that year.

Writing- In 2006, 89% of all students were above "proficient" in this test area. The state average was 88% for that year.

Math- In 2006, 92% of all students were above "proficient" in this test area. The state average was 83% for that year.

--Grade 11--

Reading- In 2006, 97% of all students were above "proficient" in this test area. The state average was 94% for that year.

Science- In 2006, 91% of all students were above "proficient" in this test area. The state average was 83% for that year.

Writing- In 2006, 96% of all students were above "proficient" in this test area. The state average was 92% for that year.

Math- In 2006, 96% of all students were above "proficient" in this test area. The state average was 89% for that year.

[edit] Advanced Placement Courses

In 2005-2006, students at Graham High School enrolled in the following AP courses: Calculus, English Literature and Composition, German, Physics, and US History.