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| Pueblo County | |
|---|---|
| Location | |
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1050 Lane 35 Pueblo, Colorado Untied States of America | |
| Coordinates | 38°14′47″N 104°28′04″W / 38.2465°N 104.4677°W |
| Information | |
| Type | Public school |
| Established | 1953 |
| School district | Pueblo County 70 |
| Principal | Brian Dilka |
| Grades | 9-12 |
| Color(s) | Green and gold |
| Athletics | League 3A South Central, Division 3A |
| Athletics conference | SCL |
| Mascot | Hornet |
| Information | (719)-948-3351 |
| Website | http://pch.district70.org/ |
History
[edit]Pueblo County High School is a public high school that is located in Pueblo, Colorado, United States. It was established in 1953. The school was opened to the public in the spring of 1954 and the first graduating class was in 1954. It was three high schools combined: Avondale, Vineland, and Pleasant View. It had separate class for each grade. All grades were allowed to attend the school when it first opened. From the time it was built to now, Pueblo County High School had 12 principals. Our school colors are green and gold because those were the colors of the hornet. Before Pueblo County High School was built it was land used for farming, specifically used to grow vegetables.
Principals of Pueblo County High School
[edit]- Bryan Dilka (2016-present)
- Terrie Tafoya( 2010-2016)
- John DeLuca (2006-2010)
- Jose Perea (2004-2006)
- Chris Gramstorff (1999-2004)
- Dick Amman (1987-1999)
- Jim Blanc (1983-1987)
- John Klomp (1973-1983)
- Mike Hefanic (1971-1983)
- Jerry Ellis (1962-1971)
- Robert Hall (1955-1962)
- Tommy Tucker (1953-1955)
Notable alumni
[edit]- Kory Sperry,[1] professional football player
- Jessica Hartman,[2] Miss America runner up 2010
- Andrea Neu,[3] Miss Earth 2014
- Josh Peek,[4] Rodeo
- Casey Colletti,[5] Rodeo
- Hunter Willits, Wrestling
School Demographics
[edit]Test Scores
[edit]- Reading: 64.81%
- Math: 30.56
- Writing: 48.38%
- Science: 46.45%
Gender
[edit]- Male: 437
- Female: 428
Ethnicity
[edit]- Asian: 0.2%
- African American: 0.4%
- Caucasian: 58%
- Hispanic: 41%
- Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: 0.2%
- American Indian/Alaska Native: 0.2%
Course Offerings
[edit]- Honors English 1
- Honors English 2
- AP English 3
- AP English 4
- Introduction of Engineering Design
- Principles of Engineering
- Digital Electronics
- Environmental Sustainability (formerly Biotechnical Engineering)
- Civil Engineering and Architecture
- Engineering Design and Development
- Honors Geometry
- Honors Algebra 2
- Calculus
- AP Calculus
- Math Analysis
- Principles of Biomedical Sciences
- Human Body Systems
- Medical Interventions
- Biomedical Innovations
- Honors Earth Science
- Honors Biology
- Computer Science Applications
- Computer Science and Software Engineering
- Artificial Intelligence
- Simulation and Modeling
- Cyber security
- Computational Problem Solving
- Simulation and Modeling
- Physics 1 (SEBS)
- AP Chemistry
- Physics
- Physics 2
- AP Physics
- AP US History
- Advanced Placement
- AP American Government and Politics
- Capstone (Biomedical)
- Biology 2
- Honors English 1 (SEBS)
- Honors English 2 (SEBS)
- Biotechnical Engineering
- Human Body Systems
- Honors Italian 3
- Honors Italian 4
Graduation Requirements
[edit]Twenty-five (25) units of credit will be required to graduate from Pueblo County High School
- English: 4 credits
- Social Studies: 3 credits
- Mathematics: 3 credits
- Science: 3 credits
- Physical Education: 1 credits
- Health: 1/2 credit
- Technology and Information Literacy: 1 credit
- Electives: 9 credits
- Students are not required to take foreign language but are encouraged to take one year of it if they plan on attending college
CTE
[edit]- Agriculture education
- Business education
- Construction trades
- Marketing education
- School of Engineering and Biomedical Science (SEBS)[1]
Organizations
[edit]Clubs and Organizations that you can participate in here at Pueblo County include:
- Spanish Club
- National Honor Society (NHS)
- FFA
- FCA [2]
- Future Business Leader of America (FBLA)[3]
- Technology Student Association (TSA)[4]
- Skills USA [5]
- ROTC [6]
- Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA)
- Drama Club
- Speech and Debate
- Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA)
- Skills USA [7]
- Pueblo County Marching Band
- Ski Club
- Jazz Band
- Knowledge Bowl
- County Rowdies
- Student Council
- Math Club
- Stellar Explorers
- Voices
- Italian Club
- Marching Band
- Rifle Team
Athletics
[edit]Pueblo County competes in 19 CHSAA-sanctioned sports
Fall Sports
[edit]Football; Boys Soccer; Girls Volleyball; Boys Cross country; Girls Cross country; Boys Golf; Cheer; Boys Tennis; Girls Softball; Rifle Team; Dance; Marching Band: Gymnastics
Winter Sports
[edit]Boys Basketball; Girls Basketball; Wrestling; Girls Swimming and Diving; Dance; Cheer; Ice Hockey
Spring Sports
[edit]Boys Baseball; Girls Soccer; Boys Lacrosse; Girls Lacrosse; Girls Golf; Boys Swimming and Diving; Girls Tennis; Boys Track and Field; Girls Track and Field
Athletic Accomplishments
[edit]Girls Basketball
[edit]- 1981: state champions
Boys Golf
[edit]- 1998: John Buffalo state champion
Gymnastics
[edit]- 2004: Dani Musso uneven bars state champion
Marching Band
[edit]- 2001: team state champions
- 2003: team state champions
- 2004: team state champions
- 2007: team state champions
- 2008: team state champions
- 2009: team state champions
- 2010: team state champions
Girls Softball
[edit]- 1991: state champions
- 1995: state champions
Girls Swimming
[edit]- 2017: Amanda Blickensderfer 100 yd state champion
- 2017: 200yd freestyle relay state champions
Boys Track and Field
[edit]- 2001: 1600m relay state champions
- 2012: 1600m relay state champions
Girls Track and Field
[edit]- 1981: Misty Wyant shot-put state champion
- 2012: Abigail Simpson 400m dash state champion
- 2013: Abigail Simpson sportswomen of Colorado outstanding female athlete
Rifle Team
[edit]- 1990: team national champions
- 1988: team state champions
- 1989: team state champions
- 1990: team state champions
- 1992: team state champions
- 1993: team state champions
- 1994: team state champions
- 1995: team state champions
- 1996: team state champions
- 1997: team state champions
- 1998: team state champions
- 2006: team state champions
- 2007: team state champions
- 2011: team state champions
- 1995: Brenda Noakes state champion
- 1996: Brenda Noakes state champion
- 1997: Brenda Noakes state champion
- 1998: Brenda Noakes state champion
- 2006: Amy Mikasa state champion
- 2007: Greg Ross state champion
- 2012: Cody Martinez state champion
- 2012: two man rifle team state champion
- 2015: Erin Young state champion
- 2017: Erin Young national champion
Wrestling
[edit]- 1958: Eugene Cozzolino state champion
- 1986: Paul Martinez state champion
- 2014: Grant Willits and Hunter Willits state champions
- 2015: Hunter Willits, Chris Sandoval, and Josiah Nava state champions
- 2016: Grant Willits, Hunter Willits, Justin Davis, and Dante Garcia state champions
- 2016: team state champions
- 2017: team state champions
- 2017: Grant Willits, Hunter Willits, Brendon Gracia, Donavon Rincon state champions
- 2017: Hunter Willits national champion
- Hunter Willits: 4 time state champion
References
[edit]- "Pueblo County High". Retrieved 8 March 2011.
- "Pueblo County School District 70". Retrieved 26 August 2011.
- "Brochure D70 CTE" (PDF). Retrieved 18 April 2017.
- "Pueblo County High School". Retrieved 18 April 2017.
- "County High Hug". Retrieved 18 April 2017.
- "Top 10 sports for betting". Retrieved 18 April 2017.
- "Ryan Moore Earns CO Milken Educator Award". Retrieved 18 April 2017.
- "2016-17 Sewanhaka Course Catalog". Retrieved 18 April 2017.
- "LCSS Career-Technical Education". Retrieved 18 April 2017.
- "People". Retrieved 18 April 2017.
- "Pueblo County at P-South". Retrieved 18 April 2017.
External links
[edit]
- ^ "Kory Sperry". Wikipedia. 2017-01-23.
- ^ "From The Farm To Atlantic City — Miss Missouri Jessica Hartman". loprofile.com. Retrieved 2017-04-24.
- ^ "Andrea Neu". Wikipedia. 2017-01-09.
- ^ "Josh Peek". Wrangler Network. Retrieved 2017-04-24.
- ^ "Cowboy Biographies". www.prorodeo.com. Retrieved 2017-04-24.