Everything about Irvington High School New Jersey totally explained
Irvington High School: Frank H. Morrell Campus is a four-year
public high school in
Irvington,
New Jersey,
United States that serves students in grades to 12, as part of the
Irvington Public Schools. Irvington High School is the only high school in Irvington. The IHS interior has three main floors and a basement. Each floor aligns up to 23 classrooms each. A west wing of the building was erected in the 1980s, providing an extra ground of education for the growing crowd of over 2,000 enrolled students and faculty in hallway traffic.
As of the 2005-06 school year, the school had an enrollment of 1,714 students and 116.2 classroom teachers (on an
FTE basis), for a student-teacher ratio of 14.8.
Administration
Irvington High School's administrative staff consists two 9th grade administrators, two 10th grade administrators, one 11th grade administrator, one 12th grade administrator and a principal.
Criticisms
Out of 316 High Schools examined, Irvington was rated worst in the state in a cover story in the September 2006 issue of New Jersey Monthly magazine.
2007-2008 school year
The Irvington Board of Education places a lot of emphasis on the 2007-2008 academic year. This year appears to be the last year in which 12th grade students will be eligible for the Special Review Assessment (SRA) program, and also host the last senior class to have taken the High School Proficiency Assessment as 11th grade students.
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