School Profile
Leland and Gray Union High School is a small, rural junior/senior high school located in southeastern Vermont. The curriculum is a standard program of studies consisting of college preparatory and general studies. Students in grades nine through twelve may enroll in online courses through the Virtual High School. Students in grades eleven, twelve, and in some instances grade ten, are eligible to attend the Windham Regional Career Center in Brattleboro, supplementing those courses with courses at Brattleboro Union High School.
ENROLLMENT:
Grades 7-12, 400 students
ACCREDITATION:
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Vermont Department of Education
COMMUNITY:
Rural/residential
LOCATION:
Southeastern Vermont, on Route 30, 17 miles Northwest of Brattleboro
COURSES OF STUDY:
Level One – College Preparatory
Level Two – General
Grade 12 – AP English, AP Calculus, AP Studio Art, AP Chinese
Foreign Language – French, Chinese, Spanish
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS:
26 Credits including:
4.0 English
2.0 Social Studies
1.0 US History
3.0 Mathematics
1.0 Science
1.0 Fine Arts
0.5 Health
2.0 Physical Education
9.5 Electives
GRADING SYSTEM:
A 90-100
B 80-89
C 70-79
D 60-69
F 0-59
CLASS RANK:
Unweighted class rank based on all courses
TESTING PROGRAM:
New England Common Assessment Program
PSAT/NMSQT
SAT I and II, ACT
Advanced Placement Exams
Measure of Academic Progress
POST-SECONDARY PLANS:
Previous years
College: 2 or 4-year: 66%
Work: 29.5%
Military: 4.5%
ATHLETICS:
Varsity and JV Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Softball, Tennis Club, Snowboarding, Freestyle Ski Club, Bowling Club, Golf Club, Ultimate Frisbee Club
OTHER:
National Honor Society, Student Council, Band, Chorus, Jazz Band, Samba Band, Pep Band, A Capella, Winter Activity Program, Theater, Journey East (Asian Studies), Restorative Justice, Help Empower Youth, DUO (Community Service), CLEA (Civic Leadership Education Action)
