Eleanor Roosevelt High

School Profile 2016-2017

7447 Scholar Way, Eastvale, California 92880
Phone (951)738-2100 FAX (951) 738-2146
www.cnusd.k12.ca.us/roosevelt-hs
CEEB Code: 054078
ADMINISTRATION

COUNSELORS

Jeremy Goins, Principal

Dr. Kim Lawe, STEM Academy Director
Caroline Cota, Assistant Principal
Joseph Fuertsch, Assistant Principal
Jennifer Montgomery, Assistant Principal
Greg Anderson, Assistant Principal
Dr. Rufus Taylor, Assistant Principal
Henry Mendoza, Assistant Principal
Jenny Tellez, Activities Director
Aaron Shires, Athletic Director

Kara Marshall
David Sanchez
Peter Nelson
Chris Dias
Linda Spencer
Rachel Hellickson
Margaret Lucero
Michelle Morris
Hilda Jauregui-Castanon
Jenna Mendez

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Eleanor Roosevelt High School is a comprehensive high school in Riverside County, California, with an
enrollment of over 4,200 students. The school celebrated its ten-year anniversary in 2016. The schools
62-acre campus is nestled in a growing suburban area called Eastvale, in the greater Inland Empire
region. The four corners of the school are literally sandwiched between rows of new housing
Eleanor Roosevelt
tracks and existing farms and dairies. The 2016-2017 school year has welcomed the first class of
High
freshman to the Eastvale STEM Academy; plans to open a multi-level STEM facility on the ERHS
Class
of 2016
campus in 2018-2019 remains in place. This will potentially add another 800 students
to the growing ERHS campus and community at large.
In the last ten years, Eleanor Roosevelt High School students have started making
their mark in various national and state academic award programs such as the
National Merit Scholarship Program, the Gates Millennium Scholar program, Boys
State, and the prestigious Questbridge College Matching Program.
Eleanor Roosevelt High School is accredited by the Western Association of Schools
and Colleges (WASC). In 2016 ERHS was again recognized by the US News & World
Report as one of the states best high schools, this time receiving a silver medal for its
College Readiness Index of 29% (derived from AP exam pass rates). In addition
Eleanor Roosevelt High School received national recognition from US News & World
Report as a School that Beats the Odds for preparing all students for college.
Eleanor Roosevelt High School Mission Statement
The schools mission is to create a dynamic, innovative learning environment that
meets the needs of our diverse student body, guiding students toward excellence in
college and career readiness, while challenging them to be responsible citizens.
Students
Eleanor Roosevelt High School supports a diverse student body. Among the 4,200 students enrolled in
August 2016, there is a small, but robust, presence of special needs students ages 14-22 who participate in
general education classes and school activities.

Student Enrollment by Grade Level:

TR
34
Grade 9
1118
Grade 10
1113
Grade 11
1039
Grade 12
924
Total
4228

Group

Student Enrollment by Ethnicity:

% of total enrolled

African American/Black
Asian (A sian Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Other Asian)
Caucasian
Filipino/Pacific Islander
Hispanic
Other

13%
14%
18%
7%
47%
1%
100%

Eleanor Roosevelt High School: Academic Achievement Data

Advanced Placement exams 2016:
1,024 students participated in the AP test program and took 1,882 exams.

Advanced Placement Pass Rate 2016

Student AP scores:

Subject
Art History

# tests

Pass
Rate

Subject

# tests

Pass
Rate

44%

Govt & Poli

224

54%

Biology

162

60%

Computer Sci A

17

29%

Calculus AB

75

89%

Music Theory

14

79%

Calculus BC

40

78%

Physics C

15

93%

Chemistry

72

75%

Physics 1

50

40%

Chinese

32

97%

Psychology

153

78%

Span Lang

70

99%

World History

141

35%

Span Lit

12

92%

Statistics

23

65%

Env. Science

62

50%

Eng Lang/Comp

205

Eng Lit/Comp
European His

100%

60%

Studio Art:
Drawing
Human Geo

97

57%

100

90%

US History

204

53%

100

46%

ACT High School Profile 2016

SAT Reasoning Test 2016

Number of
Students
Tested

Critical
Reading

Mathematics

Writing

Total

834

442

441

444

1327

2016 SAT Subject Test Results

Number of
Students
Tested

English

Math

Reading

243

21.7

22.1

22.6

Science Composite

22.1

22.2

ACT results correspond to students taking four or more years of English and three
or more years of math, social studies and natural science

# Students tested

Mean

Literature

586

U.S. History

609

Mathematics Level 2

35

687

Biology E

12

618

Biology M

639

Chemistry

17

698

Physics

693

Chinese Listening

776

Class Rank:

Grade levels included are 9th through 11th grades (including summer session) for 6th semester transcript; 9th through first
semester 12th for the 7th semester transcript. All semester and/or yearlong courses are included. Specific rank is reported for each student.

Grade Point Average Computation:

A = 4 points B = 3 points C = 2 points D = 1 point F = 0 point
In determining Grade Point Average, one point per semester is added for each course taken from Advanced Placement and Honors level
courses as noted on the transcript.

Transcript Data:
9-12 Weighted GPA: This represents all m arks earned during grades 9-12 including the extra grade point weight for any
Honors or AP coursework.

9-12 Unweighted GPA: This represents all marks earned during grades 9-12 on a 4-point grading scale.
***Advanced math or foreign language courses taken in middle school are not reflected on the ERHS transcript.
Community Service is not required for graduation.

Eleanor Roosevelt High School: Curriculum

Eleanor Roosevelt High School offers a rigorous academic curriculum. The majority of classes are offered at the College
Preparatory level. Students who meet course prerequisites may enroll in Honors and Advanced Placement courses. There
are six class periods in a two-day rotating block schedule. The Corona Norco Unified School Districts minimum credit
requirements for high school graduation are listed below.

English

40

Science

20

Language Other than Eng- 10

lish (LOTE) or Visual/
Performing Arts

Physical Education

Mathematics

20

Social Science

30

Health

Additional courses & electives 75

Total

20

220

College Preparatory (CP) Course Offerings by Subject Area:

We offer 10 Honors courses and 22Advance Placement courses. Courses indicated with an asterisk * receive an extra
point in the grade point average calculation. Students taking these courses will be awarded bonus points by the University of
California (UC): i.e. A=5, B=4, C=3.
English

Social Science

Language Arts 1
Language Arts 1 Honors
Language Arts 2
Language Arts 2 Honors
Language Arts 3
*AP English Language and Composition
CSU Expository Reading and Writing
*AP English Literature and Composition
AVID Senior Seminar

United States History

*AP United States History
U.S. Government
*AP Macroeconomics
*AP Government and Politics
Economics
*Economics Honors
World History
*AP World History
*AP European History
Psychology
*AP Psychology
*AP Human Geography

Science
Biology
Biology Honors
*AP Biology
Chemistry
*Chemistry Honors
*AP Chemistry
Physics
*AP Physics C: Mechanics
*AP Physics 1
*AP Environmental Science
Natural Science
Anatomy & Physiology
Astronomy
Oceanography
Zoology

Mathematics
Integrated Math 1
Integrated Math 1 Enhanced
Integrated Math 2
Integrated Math 2 Enhanced
Integrated Math 3
Finite Math
Financial Algebra
Probability & Statistics
Pre-Calculus
*Pre-Calculus Honors
Calculus
*AP Statistics
*AP Calculus AB
*AP Calculus BC
*AP Computer Science Principles

World Languages
Chinese 1
Chinese 2
*Chinese 3 Honors
Chinese Heritage Speakers 1
Chinese Heritage Speakers 2
*AP Chinese Language & Culture
Spanish 1
Spanish 2
Spanish 3
Spanish Heritage Speakers 1
Spanish Heritage Speakers 2
*Spanish 3 Honors
*AP Spanish Language & Culture
*AP Spanish Literature & Culture

Visual Arts
Visual Arts
Drawing & Painting
Art for Illustration
*AP Studio Art: Drawing
Ceramics
Digital Photography
Video Production
Graphic Design

Performing Arts
Dance Performance 1
Dance Performance 2
Madrigals
Concert Choir
Treble Choir (Womens Ensemble)
Theatre I - 4
Theatre Production 1
Concert Band 1-2
Symphonic Band 1-4
Festival Winds
Symphonic Wind
Jazz Ensemble 1-2