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MANHATTAN > District 6 > Public High school

A. Philip Randolph Campus High School

443 West 135 Street Manhattan, NY 10031
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443 West 135 Street
Manhattan, NY 10031
Harlem
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  • Performance6 Average
  • Satisfaction 2 Below Average
  • Diversity 5 Average
6/9 Key indicators of this school's performance, including test scores and graduation rates. View All Data »
Performance Statistics
SAT Scores<br> 1333 / 2400
Average
Regents English
92%
Above Average
Regents Mathematics
65%
Average
Regents Science
61%
Average
Regents History
61%
Average
Regents Rate
80%
Above Average
10-Credit Rate
90%
Average
Weighted Diploma Rate 163.5 / 350
Average
Regents Completion 63.1 / 100
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College Enrollment Rate 63.4 / 100
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More about A. Philip Randolph Campus High School

Population 1,285 students
School Type High
Grades 9th-12th
2012 Progress
Report		 D
Avg. Attendance Rate 89%
Advanced Placement Courses
  • Biology
  • Calculus AB
  • Computer Science A
  • Economics: Macro
  • English Language and Composition
  • English Literature and Composition
  • Physics B
  • Psychology
  • Spanish Language
  • Spanish Literature
  • United States History
  • World History
Language Classes
  • French
  • Spanish
Artistic Extracurriculars
  • Poetry
  • Songwriting
  • Band
  • Chorus Group
  • Peer Mediators
  • Arista
  • Kaplan Mentoring
  • Mentoring USA
Clubs
  • Chess
  • Dance
  • Percussion
  • Christian
  • Sisterhood
  • Cheerleading
  • English Drama
  • Spanish Drama
  • Film
  • Math
Academic Extracurriculars
  • Debate Team
  • School Newspaper
Hospital Partnerships
  • St. Luke&rsquo;s Hospital
  • Harlem Hospital Center
  • Gateway Medical
Higher Education Partnerships
  • The City College of New York
Corporate Partners
  • Sound Business Incorporated
  • Kaplan Educational Services
  • Magazine Publishers of America
  • Dominican's on Wall Street
Sports
  • Cheerleading
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