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Nottingham High School Smart Scholars
                                 Syracuse, NY

IHE Partners: Syracuse University Project Advance, SUNY School of
Environmental Science and Forestry, Onondaga Community College

                                ●●●                                            AT - A – GLANCE

Smart Scholars Offerings:                                         Year Opened: 2011

      After School Tutoring- Monday through Thursday,            2014-15 Enrollment: 326
          2:20pm until 3:30 pm.
                                                                  Male/Female Ratio: 160:166
      Review classes for all Regents Exams 6 weeks prior
          to, Monday through Thursday, 3:00 pm until 5:00 pm.     Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity:
                                                                  African American – 57.6%
      Summer Bridge Program- (dates determined by                Hispanic – 1.6%
          instructors in May) course preparation for students     Asian/Pacific Islander – 10.3%
          enrolled in SU Project Advance, SUNY-ESF, and           Native American – 1.3%
          Advanced Placement courses for the following school     Multiracial – 1.3%
          year.                                                   White – 28.0%

      Summer Institutes- 9th grade Writing and Math at           Percentage Free/Reduced Price Lunch
          Nottingham, 10th and 11th grade SUNY-ESF                (FRPL): 69%
          Environmental Studies, (field trips, and campus work).
                                                                  Average Number of College Credits
      College recognition from each Institute of Higher          Earned by Grade Level:
          Education partner for completed coursework (9- 12        9th Grade – 0
          credit hours) at graduation and on transcripts.         10th Grade – 3
                                                                  11th Grade – 6-9
      Freshmen Lecture Series 2x per month to help with          12th Grade – 9-12
          the transition to high school.
                                                                  Average number of college credits
      Hillside Counselor- works directly with 9th and 10th       earned by 2014 Graduates: 9
          grade students and their families and supports the
          after school tutoring and activities at the Hillside    2014 Graduation Rate: 62.2%
          Campus.
                                                                  Summer Program Offerings:
      Recognition of the completion of a Humanities,             SUNY-ESF Boot Camp
          Math/Science or Business/Marketing strand. A strand     SUPA-Physics, Technology and Writing
          would consist of 5 or more courses offered within       Freshman Smart Scholars Orientation
          each area with one or two capstone courses              College Bridge and Enrichment
          (College/AP level) an internship or participation in    Contact Information:
          Summer Institutes.                                      Lynanne De Tore, Vice Principal
                                                                  Nottingham High School
      Capstone Courses: SUPA: Psychology, Sociology,             3100 East Genesee Street
          Physics, Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, Forensics,       Syracuse, NY 13224
          Statistics, English, Personal Business Management,      (315) 435-4384
          French and Spanish. SUNY-ESF: Ecology and the           ldetor43@scsd.us
          Economic Process, Writing, Global Science.
          Advanced Placement: English, U.S. History, World
          History, Government and Economics. Other capstone
          course credit can be acquired at on-campus course
          offerings with our Institutes of Higher Education.

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