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Eleanor Roosevelt High School is a comprehensive high school in Riverside County, California, with an enrollment of over 4,400 students. The school celebrated its ten-year anniversary in 2016. The school’s 62-acre campus is nestled in a growing suburban area called Eastvale, in the greater Inland Empire region. The four corners of the school are literally sandwiched between rows of new housing tracks and existing farms and dairies. The 2016-2017 school year welcomed the first class of freshman to the Eastvale STEM Academy; plans to open a multi-level STEM facility on the ERHS campus in 2019-2020 remains in place. This will eventually add another 1000 students to the growing ERHS campus and community at large. Over the last ten years, Eleanor Roosevelt High School students have made their mark in various national and state academic award programs such as the National Merit Scholarship Program, the Gates Millennium Scholar program, Boys State, and the prestigious Questbridge College Matching Program. In 2017, ERHS was again recognized by the US News & World Report as one of the state’s best high schools, receiving a silver medal for its College Readiness Index, and ranking higher than approximately 90% of the schools in California. In addition, Eleanor Roosevelt High School received regional recognition from the Riverside County Office of Education as a “Model of Excellence” for supporting at-risk and underserved students. 

The school’s mission is to create a dynamic, innovative learning

environment that meets the needs of our diverse student body, guiding students toward excellence in college and career readiness, while challenging them to be responsible citizens.

Students Eleanor Roosevelt High School supports a diverse student body. Among the 4,400 students enrolled in August 2017, there is a small, but robust, presence of special needs students ages 14-22 who participate in some general education classes and school activities.

Student Enrollment by Grade Level: TR 31 Grade 9 1207 Grade 10 1095 Grade 11 1079 Grade 12 995 Total 4407

Student Enrollment by Ethnicity: Group % of total enrolled African American/Black 13% Asian (Asian Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Other Asian) 16% Caucasian 19% Filipino/Pacific Islander 2% Hispanic 48% Other 2% 100%

ADMINISTRATION Dr. Jeremy Goins, Principal Dr. Kim Lawe, STEM Academy Director Caroline Cota, Assistant Principal Joseph Fuertsch, Assistant Principal Jennifer Montgomery, Assistant Principal Dr. Greg Anderson, Assistant Principal Dr. Rufus Taylor, Assistant Principal Henry Mendoza, Assistant Principal Jenny Tellez, Activities Director Aaron Shires, Athletic Director

Eleanor Roosevelt High

7447 Scholar Way, Eastvale, California 92880 Phone (951)738-2100 FAX (951) 738-2146

www.cnusd.k12.ca.us/roosevelt-hs CEEB Code: 054078

School Profile 2017-2018

Eleanor Roosevelt High

Class of 2017

Eleanor Roosevelt High School Mission Statement

Class Rank: Grade levels included are 9th through 11th grades (including summer session) for 6th semester transcript; 9th through first semester 12th for the 7th semester transcript. All semester and/or yearlong courses are included. Specific rank is reported for each student.

Grade Point Average Computation: A = 4 points B = 3 points C = 2 points D = 1 point F = 0 point In determining Grade Point Average, one point per semester is added for each course taken from Advanced Placement and Honors level courses as noted on the transcript. Transcript Data: 9-12 Weighted GPA: This represents all marks earned during grades 9-12 including the extra grade point weight for any Honors or AP coursework. CNUSD weights all Honors coursework. 9-12 Unweighted GPA: This represents all marks earned during grades 9-12 on a 4-point grading scale.

***Math or foreign language courses taken in middle school are not reflected on the high school transcript. Community Service is not required for graduation.

Eleanor Roosevelt High School: Academic Achievement Data

Advanced Placement exams 2017: 969 students participated in the AP test program and took 1,867 exams.

SAT Reasoning Test 2017 Number of Students Tested

Critical Reading Mathematics Mean score

514 543 532 1074

Advanced Placement Pass Rate 2017

Subject # tests Pass Rate Subject # tests Pass

Rate

Macroecon 68 54% Govt & Politics 162 62%

Biology 206 66% Comp Sci Princ 57 81%

Calculus AB 109 89% US History 165 57%

Calculus BC 27 81% Physics C 20 80%

Chemistry 71 63% Physics 1 77 36%

Chinese 22 100% Psychology 135 81%

Span Lang 98 97% World History 90 49%

Span Literature 28 93% Statistics 19 63%

Env. Science 57 68% Studio Art: Drawing 7 100%

Eng Lang/Comp 205 56% Human Geo 43 51%

Eng Lit/Comp 113 75% European Hist 88 60%

ACT High School Profile 2017 Number of Students Tested

English Math Reading Science Composite

227 21.4 21.8 22.2 21.6 21.8

ACT results correspond to students taking four or more years of English and three or more years of math, social studies and sciences

Student AP scores:

2017 SAT Subject Test Results # Students tested Mean

U.S. History 16 659

Mathematics Level 2 37 660

Biology M 13 658

Chemistry 25 668

**The College Board is not providing mean scores for tests with fewer than ten students testing.

Eleanor Roosevelt High School: Curriculum

Eleanor Roosevelt High School offers a rigorous academic curriculum. The majority of classes are offered at the College Preparatory level. Students who meet course prerequisites may enroll in Honors and Advanced Placement courses. There are six class periods in a two-day rotating block schedule. The Corona Norco Unified School District’s minimum credit

English 40 Science 20 Language Other than Eng-lish (LOTE) or Visual/Performing Arts

10 Physical Education 20

Mathematics

20 Social Science 30 Health 5 Additional courses & electives Total

75 220

College Preparatory (CP) Course Offerings by Subject Area: We offer 11 Honors courses and 24 Advance Placement courses. Courses indicated with an asterisk * receive an extra point in the grade point average calculation. Students taking these courses will be awarded bonus points by the University of Califor-nia (UC): i.e. A=5, B=4, C=3.

English Language Arts 1 Language Arts 1 Honors Language Arts 2 Language Arts 2 Honors Language Arts 3 *AP English Language and Composition CSU Expository Reading and Writing *AP English Literature and Composition

Science Biology Medical Biology Biology Honors AP Biology Chemistry *Chemistry Honors *AP Chemistry Physics *AP Physics C: Mechanics *AP Physics 1 *AP Environmental Science Anatomy & Physiology Astronomy Oceanography Zoology Forensic Science

Mathematics Integrated Math 1 Integrated Math 1 Enhanced Integrated Math 2 Integrated Math 2 Enhanced Integrated Math 3 Integrated Math 3 Enhanced Finite Math Financial Algebra Probability & Statistics *Pre-Calculus Honors Calculus *AP Statistics *AP Calculus AB *AP Calculus BC

*AP Computer Science A

Social Science United States History

*AP United States History U.S. Government Economics *AP Macroeconomics *Government Honors *AP Government and Politics Economics Honors World History *AP World History *AP European History Psychology *AP Psychology *AP Human Geography

World Languages Chinese 1 Chinese 2 *Chinese 3 Honors Chinese Heritage Speakers 1 Chinese Heritage Speakers 2 *AP Chinese Language & Culture Spanish 1 Spanish 2 Spanish 3 Spanish Heritage Speakers 1 Spanish Heritage Speakers 2 *Spanish 3 Honors *AP Spanish Language & Culture *AP Spanish Literature & Culture

Visual Arts Visual Arts Drawing & Painting Art for Illustration *AP Studio Art: Drawing Ceramics Digital Photography Video Production Graphic Design

Performing Arts Dance Performance 1 Dance Performance 2 Madrigals Concert Choir Treble Choir (Women’s Ensemble) Theatre I - 4 Theatre Production 1 Concert Band 1-4 Symphonic Band 1-4 Festival Winds Symphonic Wind Jazz Ensemble 1-2 *AP Music Theory College Prep Electives AVID 9 AVID 10 AVID 11 AVID Senior Seminar *AP Computer Science Principles Exploring Computer Science Business Management & Leadership Introduction to Business Technology Applications Link Crew Natural Science