Jack Dellapiano, Principal
Tabitha Cruz, Assistant Principal
Daniel Hicks, Assistant Principal
Samantha Pugh, Assistant Principal

• A four-year comprehensive high school.
• Enrollment: 975
• Faculty: 75
• Average class size: 32
• Class periods: 7 periods per day, 45 minutes each, 5 times a week, 40 weeks per year
• Laboratory sciences: Chemistry and Physics have two lab periods weekly. Biology is five periods weekly which includes lab work. AP Chemistry, Physics and Biology have three lab periods weekly. Anatomy & Physiology has one lab period weekly.
• School CEEB code: 070755

New England Association of Schools and Colleges and the
Connecticut State Department of Education

First Honors 89.5 average Second Honors 85.5 average

Students are grouped by levels in English, mathematics, social studies and science courses as follows:

• Advanced Placement: Indicates that the subject may prepare students for CEEB Advanced Placement examination and credit.
• Honors: Indicates exceptional ability. Students are selected on basis of ability and previous achievement. Subjects emphasize research, independent projects and in-depth study.
• College Prep: Prepares students for subsequent courses and college and career opportunities.
• Grade Point Average and Class Rank
  Stratford High school uses a quality Point Ratio to weigh student grades. This allows the class rank to be reflective of course difficulty as well as student grades. The Grade Point Average (GPA) listed on the student transcript is based on a non-weighted scale of 4.3 to zero. Valedictorian and salutatorian status is determined by seven semesters of accumulated grades.

21 units earned for grades 9-12.
Must include a minimum program of:

• 4 units of English
• 2 units of Science
• 3 units of Mathematics
• 3 units of Social Studies
• .5 unit of Personal Finance (starting with Class of 2019)
• 1 units of Art or Career & Tech Ed
• 1.5 units of Health and Physical Education
• 6 units of Electives

In addition, students must have satisfactorily achieved proficiency on state standardized testing (SAT and NGSS Science Test) or an alternative assessment.