SCHOOL PROFILE
SSAT (Admissions Application and Testing) Code: 2672
CEEB (College Entrance Examination Board) Code: 262941
Joan Graviss, College Counselor ~ joan@crossroadscollegeprep.org
Elaine Todorov, College Counselor ~ elaine@crossroadscollegeprep.org
Maggie Baisch, Director of Admission ~ maggie@crossroadscollegeprep.org
Mission Statement
Crossroads College Preparatory School offers an academically challenging curriculum to a diverse and inclusive community of students in grades seven through twelve.
Crossroads College Prep encourages its students to engage their imaginations in every endeavor, ranging from the sciences to the fine arts, and strives to develop respectful citizens, who apply scholarship, imagination, and critical thinking to civic and social responsibility in their communities and beyond.
Accreditation |
Independent Schools Association of the Central States (I.S.A.C.S.) |
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Faculty |
35 Full-time 4 Part-time 2/3 have advanced degree or are working on it |
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Member |
NAIS, NACAC, St. Louis Confederation of Independent Schools, Regional Consortium of Education and Technology, Missouri State High School Athletics Association, St. Louis Association of College Counselors, and U.S. Chess Federation |
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Enrollment |
220 Students Grades 7-12 |
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Ranking |
Crossroads College Prep does not rank its students. A grade distribution is provided for the senior class.
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Graduation Requirements |
English History Foreign Language Math Science Fine Arts Practical Art Physical Education One semester of a college class and 4 ½ additional credits for a total of 25
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4 4 2 4 4 1 1 1 |
Grading |
All upper school classes receive ½ credit per semester. AP classes and college classes are weighted. A= 90-100 B=80-89 C= 70-79 D= 60-69 F= below 60 |
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Class of 2010 |
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Students |
36 Seniors 100% College Bound
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Test Results |
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National Merit Program |
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Advanced Placement (AP) Program |
102 AP exams were taken in Art History, English Language, English Literature, Calculus, Environmental Science, Comparative Government, Psychology, and U.S. History. 80% of the students received a 3 or higher, thus qualifying for college credit. There were 18 AP Scholars. AP classes are open to juniors and seniors.
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