Annapolis High School
4650
Clippert Street, Dearborn Heights 48125
313-278-9870
Dan Scott,
Principal
Dennis
Brown, Assistant Principal
BUILDING
PROFILE | STAFF/PTO | POINTS OF
PRIDE | 2005/06 CALENDAR | STUDENT
HANDBOOK
BUILDING
PROFILE
Annapolis
High School serves approximately 900 students in grades 9 – 12. There are
forty-three teaching staff members. In addition, there are the following
support staff: Dean of Students, counselors, school psychologist, social worker, visually impaired
consultant, bilingual consultant, and speech and language
therapist.
The school
day consists of six hours of instruction and a multi-purpose period. Students
may choose a wide range of electives from jazz band to mentor/teaching in an elementary
reading program. Students also have the opportunity to take additional vocational
classes through the career partnership with Crestwood and Robichaud High Schools.
Extra-curricular
activities include numerous student organizations and athletics. Over fifty
percent of the students participated in one or more extra-curricular activities.
Daily attendance averages approximately 93% present.
Mission
Statement
The mission
of Annapolis High School, in cooperation with the community, is to provide
a safe and positive learning environment for the growth and development of
our students.
Beliefs
•
All students can learn.
• Lifelong learning is necessary to thrive in a changing world.
• Parent/staff communication is essential for student achievement.
• Student success is enhanced by the partnership of students, staff,
home, business and community.
• We expect our students to be responsible for their learning and accountable
for their actions.
• Establishment of a safe, positive environment is a prerequisite for
learning.
• Classroom environment sets the foundation for learning.
• Ongoing staff development activities are essential to meet the needs
of teachers and students.
• The achievement of our Mission occurs through the valued commitment
and effort of our staff.
• Caring relationships between students and staff are important to the
learning process.
• Our staff strives to instill self-respect in our students as well
as cultural respect and tolerance within the global community.
STAFF/PARENT-TEACHER
INVOLVEMENT
ParentConnect Home Page
Support Information:
Email:
Parentconnecthelp@d7.k12.mi.us
|
Name |
Email Address |
Extension |
Web Page |
|
Allinson, Marshall |
ALLINSMA@d7.k12.mi.us |
311 |
Web Page |
| Baker,
Suzanne |
BAKERSUZ@d7.k12.mi.us |
310 |
Web Page |
| Brown, Dennis |
BROWNDEN@d7.k12.mi.us |
114 |
Web Page |
| Butcko, Joyce |
BUTCKOJO@d7.k12.mi.us |
313 |
Web Page |
|
Chouinard,
Nicole |
CHOUINNI@d7.k12.mi.us |
309 |
Web Page |
| Clements, Rob |
CLEMENRO@d7.k12.mi.us |
343 |
Web Page |
| Cole, Rich |
COLERICH@d7.k12.mi.us |
340 |
Web Page |
| Dallas, Sara |
DALLASSA@d7.k12.mi.us |
341 |
Web Page |
| Ely, Joesph |
ELYJOESP@d7.k12.mi.us |
220 |
Web Page |
|
Enderich, Carrie |
ENDERICA@d7.k12.mi.us |
222 |
Web Page |
|
Filas, Tamara |
|
326/329 |
Web Page |
| Franks, Barb |
FRANKSBA@d7.k12.mi.us |
126 |
|
| Fynan, Jennifer |
FYNANJEN@d7.k12.mi.us |
306 |
Web Page |
| Gimpel,
Chris |
GIMPELCH@d7.k12.mi.us |
345 |
Web Page |
| Glicker, David |
GLICKEDA@d7.k12.mi.us |
305 |
Web Page |
| Gratton-Clark, Barbara |
GRATTONB@d7.k12.mi.us |
337/335 |
Web Page |
|
Hofmeister, Jacqueline |
HOFMEIJA@d7.k12.mi.us |
314 |
Web Page |
| Hart, Brian |
HARTBRIA@d7.k12.mi.us |
350 |
Web Page |
| Howard, Cheryl |
HOWARDCH@d7.k12.mi.us |
343 |
Web Page |
| Huser, Diane |
HUSERDIA@d7.k12.mi.us |
351 |
Web Page |
| Kinasz, Karen |
KINASZKA@d7.k12.mi.us |
117 |
Web Page |
| Kutzley, Heidi |
KUTZLEHE@d7.k12.mi.us |
307 |
Web Page |
| Kvamme, Andy |
KVAMMEAN@d7.k12.mi.us |
328 |
Web Page |
| LeBeau, Terri |
LEBEAUTE@d7.k12.mi.us |
303 |
Web Page |
| Marcantonio, Tina |
MARCANTI@d7.k12.mi.us |
116 |
Web Page |
| Meck,
Kristen |
MECKKRIS@d7.k12mi.us |
225 |
Web Page |
| Meyer, Allison |
MEYERALL@d7.k12.mi.us |
232 |
Web Page |
| Murphy, Cheryl |
MURPHYCH@d7.k12.mi.us |
112 |
Web Page |
| Neu, Michelle |
|
207 |
Web Page |
| Palmer,
Joseph |
PALMERJO@d7.k12.mi.us |
BAND |
Web Page |
| Preussner, Dale |
|
312 |
Web Page |
|
Radwanski, Kurt |
RADWANKU@d7.k12.mi.us |
320 |
Web Page |
| Reaume, Jennifer |
REAUMEJE@d7.k12.mi.us |
344 |
Web Page |
| Rippy, Janet |
RIPPYJAN@d7.k12.mi.us |
|
Web Page |
| Robinson, Dorothy |
ROBINSDO@d7.k12.mi.us |
231 |
Web Page |
| Robinson, Mark |
ROBINSMA@d7.k12.mi.us |
318 |
Web Page |
| Robinson, Ryan |
ROBINSRY@d7.k12.mi.us |
342 |
Web Page |
| Ruthenberg, Casey |
RUTHENCA@d7.k12.mi.us |
356 |
Web Page |
| Sabatini, Maria |
SABATIMA@d7.k12.mi.us |
228 |
Web Page |
| Scott,
Dan |
SCOTTDAN@d7.k12.mi.us |
125 |
|
| Steger,
Amanda |
STEGERAM@d7.k12.mi.us |
308 |
Web Page |
|
Tafelski, John |
TAFELSJO@d7.k12.mi.us |
359 |
Web Page |
| Taylor,
Cliff |
TAYLORCL@d7.k12.mi.us |
319 |
Web Page |
| Truitt,
Velma |
TRUITTV@d7.k12.mi.us |
110 |
|
|
Voltattorni, Rebecca |
VOLTATRE@d7.k12.mi.us |
224 |
Web Page |
| Wiemer, Scott |
WIEMERSC@d7.k12.mi.us |
312 |
Web Page |
Fifty-eight
percent of AHS parents attended the fall parent/teacher conferences. The
spring conferences were attended by forty-one percent. Parents are involved in a
variety of school activities including: PTO; National Honor Society; Booster
Clubs; School Improvement Committee; and as student organization assistants.
STUDENT
ACHIEVEMENT
College bound
students take the American College Test (ACT). The scores of graduating seniors
are summarized below:
| |
Local |
State |
National |
| |
|
|
|
| English |
18.5 |
20.5 |
20.4 |
| Math |
19.2 |
21.1 |
20.7 |
| Reading |
20.2 |
21.8 |
21.3 |
| Science |
19.6 |
21.5 |
20.9 |
| Composite |
19.5 |
21.4 |
20.9 |
Retention/Drop-Out
Rate
The 2004-05
retention rate is 96.85%, dropout rate is 3.15% and the graduation rate is
86.27% (2003-04).
Business
Partnerships
AHS is fortunate
to have several business partners that benefit our students. Detroit
Veterans Hospital assists by housing our Health Occupations program, and many
other local businesses assist through our co-op program.
HIGH
SCHOOL MEAP TEST
Grade
11 Endorsement Report |
| |
2003 |
2004 |
2005 |
| |
|
|
|
| Math |
36.4 |
41.0 |
40.0 |
| Science |
50.0 |
40.0 |
43.0 |
| Lang. Arts |
44.0 |
52.5 |
51.0 |
|
Soc. Studies |
11.0 |
24.0 |
19.0 |
*Scores not yet available from Michigan Dept. of Education |
• Individual
wrestling team members qualified for MHSAA state wrestling competition.
• Recipients of a grant from Technical Prep. Education.
• MHSAA state track qualifiers.
• Students mentoring elementary school students in the PASS program.
• Partnerships with area businesses through our Co-op program.
• Conference, district and regional sports team and individual
championships.
• Students involved in community service projects through various
school organizations.
• Continued accreditation with the North Central Association.
• Highest ratings received by the music department in various
instrumental competitions.
• Numerous awards and scholarships given to outstanding seniors.
• MHSAA Scholar Athlete finalist.
2005/06
CALENDAR
Annapolis High School
2005-06 Calendar Dates |
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calendar forthcoming
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Senior Parents
All Night Party Meetings
2nd Monday of each month 6:45–10:00 pm (Library)
Athletic Booster
Club Meetings
4th Monday of each month 6:45–10:00 pm (Library)
Band Booster
Meetings
3rd Monday 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. (Band Room)
PTO Meetings
2nd Monday – 4:00 (Library)
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STUDENT
HANDBOOK
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