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1 , S Ef- .rffiflifm Q - .W ' J :IV N '-......,--W' !,,. , , , . . Q : .. 19 . Take A Look At Us Academically Ohio schools are superior in the nation. Theodore Roosevelt High School was one of the 16' Ohio sec- ondary schools that the US. Depart- ment of Ed uca tion recognized for ex- cellence in education. Ohio had the greatest number of schools recognized. The average percentage of pupils in daily attendance in Ohio schools for the 1984-85 school year was 93.6911 Rooseveltis average daily at- tendance for this year was 933 This was a ten-year high for high school attendance around the state. Ohio is at a ten-year low for drop- outs in the state. Only 2.4525 of stu- dents in grades 7-12 droppped out of school. The State Board of Education pre- sented 22658 Awards of Distinction to high school graduates for complet- ing approved courses of Basic Stud- ies or Vocational Education. This was the highest Hgure ever. There were more than 27 times the number issued when the award was first pre- sented in 1959. Seven ty-six Roose- velt students received these awards. More than 30,000 Ohio students from over 800 secondary schools took the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement. This was the largest num ber of participan ts since the pro- gram began in 1929. Fifty-eight Roo- sevelt students participated. Even though the mean Scholastic Aptitude Test KSA Tj verbal score in Ohio was 460, well above the nation- al mean of431, Rooseveltls mean was well above itat 495. Rooseveltis aver- age of 533 on Math was also higher than the Ohio average of 504. The Ohio average of 19.2 on the American College Test KA CTI was far above the national average of 18.6. However, Roosevelt's average was 20.7. Theodore .Roosevelt High School students were proud to attend such a superior high school. In troduction! 3
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