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Matriculation Data Congratulations Class of 2009!
For more than 30 years Saint Andrew’s Episcopal School has seen 90% or greater of the matriculating 8th grade students accepted to top Catholic and Independent Schools. The Class of 2009 continued that great achievement.
For the second year running, 100% (n=49) of our students were accepted to a private high school of their choice.
Students from the Class of 2009 were accepted at:
| Archbishop Mitty |
Pinewood School |
| Bellarmine |
Presentation High School |
| The Harker School |
Sacred Heart Preparatory |
| King's Academy |
St. Francis High School |
| Menlo School |
St. Lawrence Academy |
| Notre Dame High School |
Valley Christian High School |
Placement test results were laudable with 88% (n=43) placing in higher-level mathematics, 81% (n=35) in higher-level science, 75% (n=21) in higher-level Spanish and 63% (n=5) in higher-level French, as freshmen.
Science
- Of the 49 graduates, 2 decided to attend public school where they do not have a choice in the science course they take, 2 attended private schools where they were required to take Physics as Freshmen and 2 elected not to take science in their Freshman year.
- Of the remaining 43 students, 81% (n=35) placed in a higher-level science class.
Spanish
- 41 students took Spanish in Middle School
- Of the 41, next year, 7 are taking a different language, 6 did not take a placement test
- Of the 28 students, 75% (n=21) tested in higher than Spanish 1.
French
- 8 students took French
- Of 8, 63% (n=5) tested in higher than French 1.
Mathematics
Of the 49 graduates, 88% (n=43) placed in higher-level mathematics classes as follows:
- Algebra 1 Accelerated = 10% (n=5)
- Geometry = 20% (n=10)
- Geometry Honors = 37% (n=18)
- Algebra 2 Honors = 18% (n=9)
- Pre-Calculus Honors = 2% (n=1)
Congratulations to all of our students!
After high school, Saint Andrew’s students go on to some of the top colleges and universities around the country, including over the past two years:
| Boston University |
Mount Holyoke College |
University of Michigan |
| Brooks Institute, Santa Barbara |
New York University |
University of Notre Dame |
| Brown University |
Northwestern University |
University of Oregon |
California Polytechnic University,
San Louis Obispo |
Pepperdine University |
University of Pennsylvania |
| California State University, Chico |
Purdue University |
University of San Diego |
| Chapman University |
San Jose State University |
University of San Francisco |
| Colgate University |
Santa Clara University |
University of Santa Monica |
| College of San Mateo |
Sonoma State University |
University of Southern California |
| Cornell University |
Stanford University |
University of Texas |
| Dartmouth College |
Trinity College |
Vanderbilt University |
| DeAnza College |
United States Naval Academy |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute |
| George Washington University |
University of California, Berkeley |
William & Mary |
| Harvey Mudd College |
University of California, Davis |
Worcester Polytechnic |
| Haverford College |
University of California, Los Angeles |
Yale University |
| Loyola Marymount University |
University of California, San Diego |
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| Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
University of Denver |
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