Days for students, 178. Only Advanced Placement courses based on College Board standards will be weighted. Advanced and honors courses will follow the customary 4.0 scale. Report cards issued each nine weeks. Interim reports issued at midpoint in each grading period.
Honors courses available in English, French, Spanish, and Latin.
In addition to academic courses, there are vocational programs in Business and Marketing Education. Many activities are offered for students outside the regular school curriculum, and most students are involved in these, i.e., marching or jazz band, dance, choral music, show choirs, drama, debate, athletic programs which include team sports for both male and female students. There are a variety of clubs aimed at students' interests. Microcomputers for student use are housed throughout the building, and there is a computer in every classroom. Athletic facilities include a swimming pool, baseball field, practice fields, stadium, two gyms, and a field house with separate facilities for athletics and band.