Northeast Medical, Engineering, & Aerospace Magnet

ADDRESS: 1601 Cottman Avenue, Philadelphia, PA, 19111

PHONE: (215) 400-3200 SCHOOL TYPE: Public District Special Admit GRADES: 9-12 ENROLLMENT: 3105

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Fast Facts

Principal
Christopher Frank
Phone Number
(215) 400-3200
Email
Website
Neighborhood
Rhawnhurst
SEPTA Routes
Bus (19, 67, 70, 77)
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Application Deadline
2023-10-27
Tuition
Uniform
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Mission

The Northeast Magnet Program provides a rigorous college preparatory curriculum with an emphasis on traditional college bound reading, writing, and critical thinking skills for the purpose of ensuring students are prepared for the rigors of a four year college education. 16 AP courses including the AP Capstone option and a full IB Diploma Program assist in that mission. Students that are interested in engineering, medical and aerospace careers paths are encouraged to apply for our Project SPARC extracurricular options. The staff promotes the development of strong values and the practice of good citizenship by serving as role models who exhibit the qualities of academic excellence, service and problem solving. Our ultimate goal is to prepare our students to emerge as responsible, successful and dedicated leaders in an evolving global community that are fully prepared for a four year college or university.

Points Of Pride

Students have proven academic success. 3rd Highest AP scores in the District. 19 AP Courses including the new AP Capstone Program. Full IB Diploma Program with IB Certificate Options. Class of 2017 had 94% of graduates attend college. Past student awards include, Gates Millennium Scholar Award, Drexel University Liberty Scholars and National Merit Scholar candidates. Additionally, past graduates have attended Ivy League schools, Students have also excelled outside of the classroom. The school's choir participated in the All City Choir competition and several of the sports teams have won division championships (soccer, bowling, wrestling, boys' lacrosse, field hockey, etc).

Admissions Policy

Students must meet specific grades (A's, B's and one C) and attendance marks (95%).

Accreditations and Honors

Middle States Accreditation 2009; Lindback Award for Distinguished Teacher; Lindback Distinguished Leadership Award; Award Winning Robotics Team; Project SPARC; Strong partnership with Philadelphia Futures

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Demographics

Grade Level	Enrollment
9th Grade	986
10th Grade	763
11th Grade	545
12th Grade	811
Total	3105

Race	Percentage
American Indian or Alaskan Native	0.33 %
Asian	23.6 %
Black	26.7 %
Hispanic (Any Race)	27.45 %
Multi-Racial/Other	6 %
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0.27 %
White	15.65 %

Low-Income
61.2%

English Learners
26.55%

Male	Female	Non-Binary
57.62%	42.38 %	%

Special Education
11.92%

Gifted Education
1.14%

Student Achievement

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Raw data measures student performance on standardized tests. Not all schools take the same standardized tests. Direct comparisons between different tests should not be made.

Course Offerings

AP Courses	Electives	Certificate Programs
AP Class Art History;AP Class Biology;Ap Class Calculus AB;AP Class Calculus BC;AP Class Chemistry;AP Class Chinese;AP Class English Language;AP Class English Literature;AP Class Environmental Science;AP Class Italian;AP Class MacroEconomics;AP Class Physics B;AP Class Physics C;AP Class Politics;AP Class Psychology;AP Class Spanish Language;AP Class Statistics;AP Class US History;AP Class World History	Aerospace, Genetics, Bioethics, Forensics, Middle Eastern Studies, Robotics, Child Psychology, 16 Di

CTE/Vocational Programs		Language Programs
		Chinese;French;Italian;Spanish

Extracurricular Activities

Arts Programs	Sports Programs	Other Sports Programs
Choir;Dance;Dance Instructional;Drill Team;Drum Line;Instrumental;Jazz;Orchestra;Other Instrumental;Poetry;School Musicals;Theater;Theater Group;Ceramics;Visual	Baseball;Girls Basketball;Bowling;Cheerleading;Cross Country;Field Hockey;Football;Girls Golf;Girls Indoor Track;Girls Lacrosse;Girls Soccer;Softball;Girls Tennis;Girls Track and Field;Girls Volleyball;Wrestling;Basketball;Volleyball;Track and Field;Indoor Track;Soccer;Tennis;Golf;Lacrosse	Badminton

Other Activities
Agora, ALLY, American Red Cross, Art, Asian Student Association, Association of Chinese Students,Band, Choir, Cross Country, Dance, Debate, Drill Team, ESOL Tutoring, Healthy Eating, Hip-Hop Dance ; Sync Step, Indoor Track, Indo-Pak, Italian Tutoring, Key, Megaphone, Mock Trial, MSA, Music Appreciation, National Academic League, Northeast Designers, Volunteers, Philosophy, Science, Olympiad, SCOPE, Skills USA, Spanish, SPARC, Spring Track, Stage Crew-Valhalla, Video Game Programming, Yearbook

Family Engagement

Parent Involvement	Parent Programs	Other Parent Programs
	Parents After School Volunteers;Parents Home and School Association;Parents School Advisory

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This data reflects the total number of incidents, suspensions, and expulsions per 100 students reported by the school to the Pennsylvania Department of Education. To view a reportable incident report for a particular public school, see the Pennsylvania Safe Schools Reports. Data for private schools are derived from similar reports submitted directly to GreatPhillySchools.