2018-19 Outcomes
Last year our 643 students excelled in so many amazing ways; academically, socially and personally. We share their successes below and please note behind these numbers are very special and personal stories of lives that are changed through New Horizons' programs and volunteers.
Academic Improvement
Students K-5th
427
Students 6-12th
216
College Bound
49
Average Gain in Language
Arts Test Scores
73% made a 30% gain or higher
High School Graduation Rate
100% for 2019 / 93% since 2009
6-11th Grade Scholarships
8 teens received full tuition scholarships
Earned a C or Higher in Language Arts at School
90%
Middle School Honor Roll
45% made the A/B Honor Roll in at least one quarter this school year
Post Graduation
63% College, 25% Technical School, 13% Work
Summer Reading Skills Improvement
91% increased their oral reading fluency by 8wpm
Middle/High School GPA
96% had a GPA of 2.0 or higher
12th Grade Scholarships
93% of eligible seniors submitted applications for scholarships
Social Improvement
Super Girls/Boys Club
Attendance
83%
Teacher Feedback for
Students K-5th
100% report that their students' attendance has had a positive
impact on their academic performance
Collaborative/Leadership Skills
93% of students say they feel more prepared to be a leader and work together in a team
Parent Feedback for Students
K-12th
97% noted improvement in child's desire to get better grades and be successful in school
Mastery of Relationship and Team-Building Skill Units
92%
Student Feedback 6-12th
81% of students say that they listen to others better, can ask others for help and feel more comfortable speaking to adults
4-5th Grade Students
61 Girls, 27 Boys
Student Feedback K-5th
92% state that they work harder to get their homework completed and do better in school
Stakeholder Feedback (All Clubs)
Character Development
Super Kids Reading Camp
Feedback
96% of students feel better prepared to start the new school year after attending SKRC
Super Teens Leadership Camp Feedback
87% of students feel more prepared to be a leader in their community
Student Feedback 6-12th
81% of students feel more confident in their ability to participate in school and community activities