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Long Island Schools » Nassau County Schools » Hempstead School District Schools

Hempstead High School

District: Hempstead School District
Address: 201 President St
Hempstead, Ny 11550
Phone: (516) 292-7014
Grades: (grades 09 - 12)
                    
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Students: 1,796
Type: Regular elementary and secondary schools
Locale: Urban Fringe of Large City
Hempstead High School

The mission of Hempstead High School, a culturally diverse community, is to provide students with a progressive and disciplined learning environment that is academically challenging, safe and secure; this will be accomplished through excellence in teaching and learning, in partnership with family and community to ensure that students become productive citizens in a global environment.
Nearby public libraries...
Library In City Distance
From School
  Hempstead Public Library     Hempstead     0.80 miles  
  West Hempstead Public Library     West Hempstead     1.09 miles  
  Garden City Public Library     Garden City     1.79 miles  
  East Williston Public Library     East Williston     1.80 miles  
  Uniondale Public Library     Uniondale     2.08 miles  
-- Student Info --
Black, non-Hispanic: 65%
Hispanic: 34%
White, non-Hispanic: <1%
Asian/Pacific Islander: <1%
American Indian: <1%
Attendance rate: 83%
Students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch program: 42%
IEP students: 12%
Migrant students: <1%
Limited English proficient: 15%
Student Suspensions / Year: 205
  
-- Staff Info --
School Head Principal: Reginald Stroughn
Full Time Principals: 1
Full Time Assistant Principals: 4
Full Time Teachers: 123
Other Full Time Professional Campus Staff: 18
Average years teaching total: 17
Average years teaching in district: 11
First-year teachers: 2%
Bachelor's degree: 10%
Master's degree: 83%
Doctorate degree: 7%
Students per teacher: 15
Student Academic Scores and Performance

Performance measurement: % passing
 
New York State Regents Exams
Subject Year Performance
Chemistry 2006
 
34%
Chemistry 2005
 
34%
Chemistry 2004
 
56%
Chemistry 2003
 
26%
 
Earth Science 2006
 
23%
Earth Science 2005
 
22%
Earth Science 2004
 
27%
Earth Science 2003
 
31%
 
English 2006
 
58%
English 2005
 
42%
English 2004
 
66%
English 2003
 
49%
 
Living Environment 2006
 
40%
Living Environment 2005
 
39%
Living Environment 2004
 
59%
Living Environment 2003
 
55%
 
Mathematics A 2006
 
54%
Mathematics A 2005
 
43%
Mathematics A 2004
 
57%
Mathematics A 2003
 
28%
 
Physics 2006
 
67%
Physics 2004
 
88%
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