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Georgetown High School 2022 Rankings-US World & News Report

Georgetown High School is ranked #1,979 in the National Rankings. Schools are ranked on their performance on state-required tests, graduation and how well they prepare students for college. Click here for the rankings.
SCORECARD
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52% Took at Least One AP® Exam
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47% Passed at Least One AP® Exam
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90% Mathematics Proficiency
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88% Reading Proficiency
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92% Science Proficiency
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97% Graduation Rate
From the Nurse’s office…COVID and Flu in GMHS.

As you have seen, covid has not disappeared from our lives. If your child has any symptoms (congestion or runny nose, cough, fatigue, headache, stomachache or fever) please test your child before sending them to school. If you need additional tests we can give them to you.
If your child develops symptoms during school we will call you and request testing. We will only test your child with your consent.
Masks are not required in school (except for in the health office) but with the rising case numbers the school nurses are advocates of mask-wearing. We have plenty of masks available if needed.
Also, we are dealing with cases of Flu A in school. You can request a flu test from your doctor as well as a covid test. If your child tests positive for either flu or covid please inform your school nurse. It is very helpful information.
Thanks for all your cooperation during these trying year(s)!!
Class of 2022 – Senior Events information.

Thursday May 19 Prom at Danversport Yacht Club
(parents are invited to attend Grand March at the high school,
which will likely begin promptly at 5)
Tuesday May 24 Credit for Life at Masco 9am-12:30pm
Friday May 27 Seniors Last Day Schedule
B- 7:30-8:16
C- 8:20-9:03
D- 9:07-9:50
9:54-11:02 Graduation Rehearsal & Cap & Gown Distribution
Tuesday May 31 Parent Organized & Sponsored Senior Trips:
Signature Lunch Cruise – Spirit of Boston Sailing 12pm-2pm
Boston Duck Boat Tour 3:30pm-5pm
Platinum Dinner at Fire & Ice 6pm-8pm
Sky Zone jumping time 9pm-11pm
Wednesday June 1 Senior Breakfast- 8am in GMHS cafe
Senior Awards & Scholarships- 9am in GMHS auditorium
(seniors and families invited) Seniors wear cap & gowns
Senior Banquet at China Blossom in North Andover @ 5pm
(seniors and staff only)
Saturday, June 4 10:00 a.m. GRADUATION at the Perley Field
All graduates must be at the Perley School at 9:00 a.m. dressed in caps and gowns!
Students must take care of all obligations before coming to the Graduation Rehearsal
This includes library books, user fees, any uniforms (sports and band), textbooks, supplies due to teachers, etc. Students will be notified if they are responsible for returning or paying for items not turned in. Students will not be given their cap and gown until all obligations are met!
*If you have extenuating circumstances, you must speak with Mr. Prescott in advance in order to participate in graduation.
“Forever Royal” Brick Project

Photo by Kyle Gaudette/STAFF Photo Newburyport Daily News
Check out the article from The May 2, 2022 Newburyport Daily News
and purchase your brick here: https://brickmarkersusa.com/donors/ghs.html
Please help us with issues with morning (7-7:30 a.m.) drop offs.

We are asking for some help at drop off in the morning before school. We are experiencing a lot of traffic and also some unsafe conditions for students who walk or ride bikes to school. We also have inexperienced student drivers who recently obtained their licenses. Parents are not allowed to drop off students on school grounds from 7 to 7:30am– there is not enough space in the parking lot for it. The easiest place to drop students off is at the Perley School for them to take the pathway and you can also drop off at the library, Park and Ride. Middle School students can also come to school at 6:55am and play basketball etc. with our Jump Up and Go Program in the gym and avoid the traffic altogether.
We realize that our school does not have an ideal set-up from student drop off so we are asking for parent cooperation to make it as smooth and safe as possible. Georgetown police officers will be on hand for the next few days to assist parents. Parents of students with mobility issues (crutches etc.) may enter school grounds to drop off their child if needed.