Daniel Hand High School
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| Daniel Hand High School | |
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| Location | |
| Madison, Connecticut, United States | |
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| Type | Public |
| Motto | Live to Learn - Learn to Live |
| Grades | 9-12 |
| Number of students | 1,276 |
| Color(s) | black and gold |
| Website | http://www.danielhand.org/ |
Daniel Hand High School is a four-year comprehensive public high school in Madison, Connecticut, serving grades 9 - 12, with an enrollment of approximately 1,276 students.
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[edit] Special academic and community offerings
DHHS offers a variety of advanced and non-traditional educational programs.[1]
- Advanced Placement Courses
- AP English (Language & Literature)
- AP Calculus (AB, BC)
- AP Chemistry
- AP Physics (B, C)
- AP US History
- AP Macroeconomics
- AP Biology
- AP European History/Western Civilization
- AP Spanish
- AP Psychology
- AP Statistics
- University Of Connecticut Cooperative Program
- AP English
- AP European History/Western Civilization
- AP Calculus
- AP Chemistry
- AP Physics
- Math Modeling.
- Human Development and Family Studies
[edit] Other
- A Better Chance (A.B.C. Program) Part of the national ABC program for highly motivated, academically able students from disadvantaged educational areas.
- Magnet School Programs Daniel Hand High School students may participate in partial day programs at the Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School in New Haven. High School in the Community offers a full time program for a selective group of students.
- Tech Prep Program A nationally recognized program that enables students to receive community college credit.
- Wesleyan University High School Scholars Program A cooperative Honors Program for qualified students (at Wesleyan).
- Yale-New Haven Area High School Program Qualified students may register for undergraduate courses at Yale College.