Henderson High School (Pennsylvania)

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West Chester B. Reed Henderson High School
Established	1866
School type	High School
Grades	9-12
Principal	Marc Bertrando
Location	West Chester, Pennsylvania, United States
Students	1,950
Athletics	Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association
Colors	Garnet & White
Mascot	Warrior
Website	official website

Henderson High School is named after B. Reed Henderson, and is one of three high schools in the West Chester Area School District. It was one of the original high schools in the district. As of 2006, Marc Bertrando is the current principal.

1 Awards
2 Notable alumni
3 Cross Country
4 Marching Band
5 References

[edit] Awards

Blue Ribbon Award for Excellence from the U.S. Department of Education [1]

[edit] Notable alumni

Sean Evans, Towson Lacrosse Player, All American
Jermaine Jones, Ohio State Wrestler
Linda and Terry Jamison, the "Psychic Twins"
Samuel Barber, classical composer
Kerr Smith, Actor
Robert Henson, WCOJ News Director/Talkshow host
Nick Berg, murdered hostage
Liz Ann Sonders, Wall Street investment guru
Lauren Gallagher, Duke Lacrosse Player

[edit] Cross Country

Coach Kevin Kelly has led the Henderson Cross Country team to many state meets including a win in 2002.

Henderson's Track and Field team is also amongst the strongest in the Ches-Mont league. Chris Aldrich, Chris Ferry, and Carly Hamond are among some of their stars.

In 2007, The Boys Distance Medley Relay team, consisting of Chris Aldrich, Chris Ferry, Andrew Jervis, and Tim Shea, won the National Championship at team Nike Nationals.