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Alyssa Xanos
Huntley High School Grade: 12 DOB: 01/12/2001
Consolidated School District #158 Student State ID Enter Date Graduation Date
13719 Harmony Road 507053675 08/01/2006
Huntley, IL 60142
Home Address
Phone: (847)659-6606 11941 Brunschon Lane
Fax: (847)659-6628 Huntley, IL 60142

Grade 9 Sem 1 Sem 2 Grade 10 Sem 1 Sem 2

15-16 16-17
ALGEBRA I - H ALGEBRA I - H A- 0.5 A 0.5 ADVANCED STRENGTH & A+ 0.25
AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY A- 0.5 A- 0.5 CONDITIONING - S2
CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS CONCEPTUAL PHYSICS A 0.5 A 0.5 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT A- 0.5
CONCERT BAND CONCERT BAND A+ 0.5 A+ 0.5 BIOLOGY BIOLOGY A 0.5 A 0.5
ENGLISH I - H ENGLISH I - H B 0.5 B+ 0.5 Driver Ed 1 A- 0.25
HEALTH A 0.5 ENGLISH II - H ENGLISH II - H B 0.5 B+ 0.5
PE - 9 A+ 0.25 GEOMETRY H GEOMETRY H A- 0.5 B+ 0.5
SPANISH I SPANISH I A 0.5 A 0.5 PE - 10 A+ 0.25
PERSONAL FINANCE A+ 0.5
SPANISH II SPANISH II A 0.5 A- 0.5

Cr Cmp: 6.75 Cr Att 6.75 GPA: 4.159 Crs Comp: 5.75 Cr Att 5.75 GPA: 3.926
Grade 11 Sem 1 Sem 2 Grade 12 Sem 1 Sem 2
17-18 18-19
ADVANCED STRENGTH & A+ 0.25 BASIC ART - 3D A 0.5
CONDITIONING - S2 COLLEGE ALGEBRA A- 0.5
ALGEBRA II - H ALGEBRA II - H B 0.5 B+ 0.5 DUAL CREDIT
BASIC ART - 2D A+ 0.5 CURRENT ISSUES 11/12 - A- 0.5
CHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY A 0.5 A+ 0.5 BLENDED
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I A+ 0.5 DUAL CREDIT ENG IV - A- 0.5
ENGLISH III - H ENGLISH III - H A- 0.5 A- 0.5 COMP 1 BLENDED
FOODS & NUTRITION I A+ 0.5 MARKETING TECH AND A 0.5
GROUP FITNESS SEM 1 A+ 0.25 ADVERTISING
US HISTORY US HISTORY A- 0.5 A- 0.5 TEAM SPORTS BLENDED A+ 0.25
SEM 1

Cr Cmp: 6.00 Cr Att 6.00 GPA: 4.050 Crs Cmp: 2.75 Cr Att 2.75 GPA: 3.955

Notes Test Scores Unweighted Cumlative GPA: 3.839

Weighted Cumlative GPA: 4.039
A passing grade for General Weighted Class Rank: 70 out of 779
Constitution, American Government, SAT - 04/10/2018
or AP US Government & Politics Total: 1210 Earned Credit Hrs: 21.25/21.25
signifies that a student passed the GPA Summary Information
Illinois and United States Constitution ACT - 06/09/2018 AP Honors Primary
tests. Composite: 24 A+ 5.3 4.8 4.3
B+ 4.3 3.8 3.3
C+ 3.3 2.8 2.3
D+ 1.3 1.3 1.3
F 0.0 0.0 0.0

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2018-2019 HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL PROFILE

13719 Harmony Road, Huntley, IL 60142
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Phone: (847) 659-6600 Fax: (847) 659-6628
School Code: 142-320 .
www.district158.org/hhs

ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Scott Rowe, Superintendent . Marcus Belin, Principal
Shelly Kish, Associate Principal of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
Danyce Letkewicz, Associate Principal of Student Services
Tom Kempf, Associate Principal of Operations

MISSION STATEMENT
Our learning community will inspire, challenge and empower all students always.

AFFILIATIONS AND RECOGNITIONS

Illinois Department of Education
Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling
Washington Post "Most Challenging Schools" List 2015, 2016 , 2017
Named to College Board's AP Honor Roll 4 Consecutive Years
Nationally Recognized Blended Learning Program
Specialized Engineering, Medical, Fine Arts, and Global Academies
Largest Provider of Project Lead the Way Biomedical Courses in Illinois
Only Medical Youth Residency Program of Its Kind in Partnership with Centegra Health System
Platinum Recognition from the Midwest PBIS Network
Part of Huntley 158's "Always Initiative," the Largest K-12 1:1 Learning Program in Illinois
Students Study in "The Hub," a 21st Century Learning Center Recognized As a National Model
Illinois Civic Mission Coalition 2017 Illinois Democracy School
First Cohort of Illinois’ Competency-Based High School Graduation Requirements Pilot Program
Among GettingSmart's 100 Middle & High Schools Worth Visiting in the U.S
ENERGY STAR® certified building

Community and School

Huntley High School is a part of Community School District 158. The district encompasses 45 square miles
and serves neighborhoods in the villages of Huntley, Lake in the Hills, Algonquin and the surrounding area.
The community is located 65 miles northwest of Chicago and is in one of the fastest growing counties in
Illinois. Currently, the district has five elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school
(completed in 1997). Huntley High School has an enrollment of 3,070 students in grades 9-12 and is accred-
ited by the Illinois State Board of Education. There are 767 students in the senior class. Students choose
from college preparatory and vocational courses. The district also participates in articulated programs at
McHenry County College. Within Huntley High School, there are over 200 certified faculty members. Ap-
proximately 73% of the faculty hold master’s degrees or higher.

Blended Learning
Huntley High School has gained national attention for its implementation of blended learning, a student-
centric learning format that "blends" traditional classroom instruction with online collaboration. HHS' pro-
gram was highlighted by CNN in 2015, and Huntley High School has since become a demonstration site for
area schools, having garnered interest from as far away as Canada. Blended classes allow students the op-
portunity to control their own learning schedule, and by enrolling in blended courses, students are mimick-
ing a college-going culture, as they have the freedom and responsibility to become self-directed learners.
During the 2017-18 school year more than two-thirds of Huntley High School's students, across all grade
levels, were enrolled in at least one blended course.
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STEM Academies
Huntley High School offers students extensive experience in STEM fields through our Medical Academy and Engineering Academy.
Students receiving either a Transcript Designation or Certificate of Completion for the Huntley High School Medical Academy or
Engineering Academy have completed a series of coursework as well as extracurricular activities. The coursework includes options
from Project Lead the Way Biomedical or Engineering courses to electives focused on specific medical professions and the engi-
neering field. The extracurricular activities require students to complete a series of job shadows and volunteer hours in the medical
or engineering field. By combining the foundation of medical or engineering knowledge with real world experiences, the STEM
Academies open the doorway to many future career paths for our students.

Curriculum
There are 26 Advanced Placement and 17 honors courses offered in Social Studies, English, Science and Math. Many honors cours-
es either contain the word honors in their title or are denoted with an H. However, some courses are the capstone course in a spe-
cific subject area and are treated like honors courses. These courses are Advanced CAD, Drafting Design Studio, PLTW Principles of
Engineering Design, PLTW Aerospace Engineering, PLTW Civil Engineering and Architecture, PLTW Engineering Design and Develop-
ment, English IV Dual Credit, Dual Credit College Algebra, Multi-Variable Calculus and Linear Algebra, Partnership Youth Residency,
Human Anatomy & Physiology, Microbiology, PLTW Biomedical Innovation, PLTW Human Body Systems, PLTW Medical Interven-
tions, Chinese IV, and French IV; all receive weighted credit. In addition, a full complement of special education coursework and
services is also available. Please find a copy of the Curriculum Guide that details all courses offered within the school by visiting:
http://www.district158.org/weblinks/files/hhs/CourseCatalog2018-2019.pdf

Counseling Department
Danyce Letkewicz, Associate Principal of Student Services
(847)659-6505 [email protected]

Students: Patty Zacharias Students: Carolyn Frasor

School Counselors H-Li (847) 659-6614 Si-Z (847) 659-6780
[email protected] [email protected]
Students: Angie Daurer Students: Laura Martens Freshmen: Karen Miller
A-CL 847-659-6613 Ll-O (847) 659-6618 A-Le (847) 659-6615
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Students: Julie Atchley Students: Toni Klein Freshmen: Samantha Skubak
Co-G (847) 659-6636 P-Sh (847) 659-6639 Li-Z (847) 659-6622
[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Student Services Secretaries
Students: Lisa Ericson Students: Deb Gustafson Testing Jennifer Besch
A-G (847) 659-6540 P-Z and High-Cohort (847) 659-6606 Coordinator (847) 659-6667
Students: Bonnie Manning All Freshmen Darlene Pfaff
H-O (847)659-6630 (847) 659-6632

Graduation Requirements
Students need a total of 23 units of credit to graduate. Students who transfer in during their junior or senior year and have a lower
number of credits required at their previous school may have an adjusted credit schedule at Huntley High School. Students must
meet the following requirements.

English 4 units Personal Finance OR Consumer Ed .5 unit

Mathematics 3 units Health .5 unit
Science 3 units
General Constitution/American Government OR
Physical Education 1.5 units AP U.S. Government and Politics .5 unit
US History or AP U.S. History 1 unit Driver Education .25 unit
Global Studies, AP Human Geography OR
AP World History 1 unit Electives 8 units
Pass State and Federal Constitution Exams
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Transcript Data Advanced Placement Program - 26 Courses Offered

Grade Explanation Points Percentage In 2018, 1,171 Advanced Placement exams were taken by 734
(Reg-Honors-AP) students. 80% of exams earned a score of 3 or higher.
Total number of AP Scholars is 228.
A Superior 4 – 4.5 - 5 90-100

B Excellent 3 - 3.5 - 4 80-89 Advanced Placement Courses

C Average 2 - 2.5 - 3 70-79 AP Art History AP Macroeconomics

D Passing 1-1-1 60-69 AP Biology AP Microeconomics

AP Calculus AB AP Music Theory
F Failure 0-0-0 0-59
AP Calculus BC AP Physics C
Additional Markings
AP Chemistry AP Physics 1
I - Incomplete (no credit) WP - Withdraw Passing
(no credit) AP Chinese Lang. & Culture AP Physics 2

P - Pass (credit only-not GPA) WF - Withdraw Failing AP Comparative Government AP Psychology

(no credit)
AP Computer Science A AP Spanish Lang. & Culture
AU - Audit (no credit) WM - Withdraw Medical
AP Comp. Science Principles AP Seminar
(no credit)
AP English Lang. & Comp. AP Statistics
Notes
AP English Lit. & Comp. AP U.S. Government & Politics
Add or subtract .3 points to/from the point values (except F) if
there is a + or – designated. If a student retakes a course both AP Environmental Science AP U.S. History
grades will appear on the transcript, but the higher grade will
AP European History AP World History
be applied to the GPA.
AP Human Geography
Students may receive a medical waiver for physical education
in any year or an athletic waiver in their junior and/or senior
year. Students may also receive a PE waiver for marching band.
College Representative Visits
Visits to our College and Career Center are welcomed through-
Class of 2018 out the school year and may be scheduled by contacting
Danyce Letkewicz, Associate Principal of Student Services, at
Post Secondary Plans [email protected] .
67% planned to attend a 4-year college
20% planned to attend a 2-year college
2% planned to attend a trade/tech school
2% planned to go into the military
5% planned to enter the work force
4% were undecided

Recognition for the Class of 2018

8 National Merit Commended Students
1 National Merit Semifinalist
3 National Merit Finalists
113 Illinois State Scholars
32 achieved the Seal of Biliteracy
14 achieved the related Commendation of Biliteracy

Testing Data
SAT Score ERW Math Total
Average 553 551 1104