WELCOME to NORTH PENN

"HOME of the PANTHERS"

Mr. Albert Lindner -Principal

Mr. William Swingle-Dean of Students

Mrs. Noreen L. Wheeler-Guidance Counselor

Mr. Pete Hall-Co-Athletic Director

SOUTHERN TIOGA SCHOOL DISTRICT:

The district consists of

North Penn Jr. Sr. High School

Blossburg Elementary School

Liberty Jr. Sr. High School

Liberty Elementary

Mansfield Jr. Sr. High School

Warren L. Miller Elementary School

THE BLOSSBURG COMMUNITY

Location: Located along Route 15 approximately 40 miles North of Williamsport.  The school attendance area includes the Borough of Blossburg and the Townships of Bloss, Covington, Hamilton, Putnam and Ward.

North Penn High School is a public, co-educational, comprehensive, 7-12 high school accredited by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.  Student enrollment for the 2011-2012 school year is 284.

CURRICULUM

Every student at NPHS is scheduled for Academic English 9-12, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Biology, Chemistry, American History, American Government, Spanish I, Health and Physical Education.  Therefore, all students have the opportunity to participate in an academic program which prepares them for post-secondary education.

Computer Technology is available school-wide.  Computer labs are located in the Business Department.

North Penn students have the opportunity to participate in academic, athletic and cultural activities through clubs, organizations and teams.

SCHOOL DAY

The school runs on a Nine Period schedule.  Every class meets on Monday. On Tuesday and Thursday odd period classes meet and on Wednesday and Friday even period classes meet for 84 minutes.  Major subjects earn 1.0 credit and elective credits earn 1.0 or .5 credit.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

26 Credits are required for graduation:  English-4, Mathematics-4, Science-4, Social Studies-4, Communications-2, World Language-1, Health & Physical Education-3, Community Service-1,

Electives-3, Senior Project.

CLASS RANK

Preliminary class rank is computed at the end of each semester for grades 9-12.  Final class rank to computed at the end of eight semesters.  All graded subjects, regardless of the credit value, are considered for ranking purposes.  A weighted system is used for the following courses:  College Algebra, Calculus, Advanced Physics, Advanced English, Chemistry II, AP Calculus, AP English, AP Government.

GRADE SCALE

A (93-100)

B (85-92)

C (72-84)

D (65-71)

F (Below 65)

SCHOOL CODE

390365

TRADITIONS

School Colors-BLUE AND WHITE

School Mascot-PANTHER