A Profile of  the
Delaware Valley School District:

The High School 

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Delaware Valley High School houses grades 9, 10, 11, and 12. College-bound students may choose from a cross-section of rigorous academic programs.  Business students, in addition to taking required courses, are exposed to a computerized data center.  Senior students who have met certain academic criteria may take advantage of the high school’s work study program.  This program gives students actual on-the-job training in areas they may pursue after completing the high school diploma requirements.

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Delaware Valley High School has its own Vocational-Technical Department, which provides training in the five career areas:  Automotive Mechanics; Building Construction Occupations; Electrical Occupations; Food Management, Production and Services; and Health Assistant.  Students elect to participate in the vocational-technical program three periods a day and attend the academic programs for the remainder of the day.

• 2000-2001 College-Bound Average S.A.T. Scores: Verbal - 509; Math - 515
• Approximately 89% of the class of 2001are attending institutions of higher learning.
• Delaware Valley High School is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges.
• Delaware Valley High School is the 1995 recipient of the National Safe and Drug-Free Schools Recognition Award from the United States Department of Education and President Bill Clinton.

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