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Geneva High School
Accredited by the North Central Association
1301 South Ridge East Geneva, Ohio 44041
Telephone: (440) 466-4831
Fax: (440) 466-8547
Mrs. Mary Zappitelli, Superintendent
Mr.Doug Wetherholt, Principal
Mr. Tony Markijohn, Assistant Principal
Carole Thompson, Senior Guidance Counselor
Faculty
2 Administrators
3 Counselors
51 Classroom Teachers
Average years of  experience - 15
Advanced Degrees - 61%
(Masters Degree or Higher)
The Community and Its School
The Geneva Area City School District is a combination of small town, village and rural setting fifty miles east of Cleveland. With a population of 6,700 citizens, Geneva is the largest municipality in the district.
The community is truly the foundation of its school system, as is evident by the community's long tradition of supporting the schools. The Geneva Schools serve not only students, but a rich and diverse community.

School Facts
Total Enrollment - 1016
Grades included - 9-12
Size of Senior Class - 263
    8.2% Vocational Students
Per Pupil Expenditure -  $8,028
Class Profile '07
Four year colleges - 58%
Two-year colleges - 16%
Technical or Trade School - 8%
Military Service - 8%
Mean score: ACT composite
Grading
Grades are based on semesters.  The grade point average is computed for all subjects on a 4.0 scale.  Weighted grades are given for advanced placement courses by adding one quality point.  Students who have earned a 3.50 or better are placed on the Honor Roll.  Students who have earned 3.0-3.49 for each nine weeks are placed on the Merit Roll.
Program of Studies
Advanced Placement
Highly challenging courses with expectations that students will work independently and demonstrate high levels of critical and analytical thinking, reading and writing.
College Preparatory
Courses which demand high levels of cognitive and problem solving processes. A rigorous instructional pace allows for both curricular depth and enrichment.
Regular
Courses which provide instruction to develop skills in reading and writing, reasoning, higher level thinking, computation. These courses ready students for college work as well as other post-secondary avenues.
Vocational
Courses in Occupational Work Adjustment and Occupational Work Experience are available for at-risk students. Basic study skills and exposure to the world of work are presented to students enrolled in these classes.
Advanced Placement
Advanced placement courses are offered in:
American History
Biology
Physics
English
Chemistry

Graduation Requirements
Subject
Credit
English
4
Social Studies
3
Science
3
Mathematics
3
Phys. Ed.
.5
Health
.5
Electives
7
TOTAL
21
A passing score on all five sections of  The Ohio Graduation Test.

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