North Dorchester High School
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North Dorchester High School | |
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Location | |
United States | |
Coordinates | 38°35′13″N 75°52′25″W / 38.58694°N 75.87361°W |
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Type | Public |
Motto | "Best of the Nest" |
Established | 1951 |
School district | Dorchester County Public Schools |
NCES School ID | 240030000618 |
Principal | Mr. David P. Stofa |
Grades | 9–12 |
Enrollment | 550 (September 2021) |
Student to teacher ratio | 13.39:1[1] |
Color(s) | Red, White and Blue |
Mascot | Eagle |
Website | ndhs.dcpsmd.net |
North Dorchester High School is a rural American high school, located in Hurlock, Maryland.
In addition to Hurlock, it serves other small Dorchester County, Maryland, communities including Beach Haven, Brookview, East New Market, Eldorado, Elliotts Island, Galestown, Rhodesdale, Secretary and Vienna.
Description
The community is one of agriculture, seafood harvest, and agribusiness with some light industry. Employment opportunities exist both within the immediate area and the nearby Maryland communities of Cambridge, Easton and Salisbury; as well as Seaford, Delaware. North Dorchester High School received a brand new high school in 2019, costing almost 50 million dollars.
North Dorchester High offers a fair number of Advanced Placement (AP) courses at the school and have classes that prepare you for the SAT. The school offers many opportunities like teacher assistant, dual enrollment, and internship opportunities. It has many rigorous courses and excellent teachers that lend a hand to help all students learn and succeed in the future. The environment is very comfortable and welcoming. Counselors do a good job of informing students of new opportunities to make their college career paths easier and more effective. Their graduation rate is great, sitting at 92% as of 2021. Most kids head to college, specifically Salisbury University, Chesapeake College, Towson University, and University of Maryland College Park.
North Dorchester High School also has a good number of students enroll post-high school at HBCUs. The popular HBCUs include University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Morgan State University.
A small, close-knit and student-oriented school, it is a comprehensive high school which offers college preparatory, honors and advanced-placement courses as well as information-technology and vocational-education programs. As of October 2009[update], the school had approximately 540 students in grades 9–12,[1] but increasing enrollment was anticipated in the coming years.
The school is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools and by the Maryland State Department of Education.
Administration
- Principal: Mr. David P. Stofa
- Assistant Principal: Mr. Derek Sabedra
- Assistant Principal: Ms. Karen Bowers
Faculty Members
Administration: David P. Stofa | Derek Sabedra - Dorchester County Athletic Director | Karen Bowers
Guidance/Office: Ami Parks - 10th/12th Consular | Tomika Young - 9th/11th Consular | Diana Creighton - Guidance Secretary | Donna Payne - School Nurse | Stefanie Fuchs - Social Worker | Bridget Adeshed - Attendance Secretary | Michelle Hurley - Payment Secretary | Carol Hubbard - Administrative Secretary
English Language Arts: Todd J. Nock | Adam Wilson | Nicole Benner
Mathematics: Karen Spear | Matthew Da'Mario | Phillip Albert | Ngita Inshu | Chloe Hackett | Joelle Siwald
Social Studies: Gregory Alsworth | James Bailey | Scott Baker | Benjamin Hromanik | Jason Thomas
Science: Kaylen May Trice | Linda Barnes | Madison Lamb | Kaitlyn Preckrel | John Preckrel | Thomas Mills
Miscellaneous: David Morissette- Physical Education / Athletic Director | Terri Wright - Physical Education | Karen Mercer - Choral Director | Scott Bunting - Band Director | Mohammad Dajani - Technology | Joyce Reisch - Technology | Jennifer Powell - Art | Jen Eames - German | Benedita Gomes - Spanish
See also
References
- ^ a b Database (undated). "North Dorchester High School". National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved February 7, 2012. "Total Students: 509 (2009–2010)".
External links
- ndhs.dcpsmd.net, the school's official website