 courses count towards both high school graduation requirements and towards earning a college degree. South Side Area School District denies the credits earned at higher ed institutions to count towards graduation requirements. The students continue to have full access to activities and programs at their high school. The college credits are offered at a deeply discounted rate. The state offered a small grant to assist students in costs for tuition, fees and books. Under the Pennsylvania Transfer and Articulation Agreement, many Pennsylvania colleges and universities accept these credits for students who transfer to their institutions. For the 2009-10 funding year, the school district received a state grant of $16,746 for the program.

SAT scores

From January to June 2011, 52 South Side Area students took the SAT exams. The district's Verbal Average Score was 509. The Math average score was 513. The Writing average score was 501. Pennsylvania ranked 40th among states with SAT scores: Verbal - 493, Math - 501, Writing - 479. In the United States 1.65 million students took the exam in 2011. They averaged 497 (out of 800) verbal, 514 math and 489 in writing.

AP courses

South Side High School offers the following Advanced Placement courses: AP U.S. Government & Politics, AP U.S. History, AP Economics, AP Psychology, AP World History, AP Language & Composition, AP Literature & Composition, AP Computer Science A, AP Music Theory, AP Statistics, and AP Spanish. Students who achieve a 3 or higher on the College Board's exam may receive college credits at the higher education institution of their choice.

Graduation requirements

The South Side School Board has determined that a pupil must earn 25 credits to graduate, including: Mathematics 3 credits (including Algebra and Geometry), English - 4 credits, social studies 3 credits, science 3 credits, including Biology and Physical Science, Physical Education/Health - 2.5 credits, Computer - 2 credits, Driver's Education and electives 9 credits. In the senior year the student must earn one additional credit in either math, science or social studies. Additionally, students must demonstrate at least proficiency on the PSSA tests or other alternative assessment. Freshmen students must accumulate 7 credits to move to sophomore status.

By law, all Pennsylvania secondary school students must complete a project as a part of their eligibility to graduate from high school. The type of project, its rigor and its expectations are set by the individual school district.

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courses count towards both high school graduation prerequisite and towards gain a college degree. South Side Area School District denies the credits earn at higher ed institutions to reckon towards gradation requirements. The student continue to have wide access to activities and program at their high school. The college credits are offered at a deeply discounted pace. The state offered a small concession to assist students in costs for tuition, fees and book. Under the Pennsylvania Transfer and Articulation Agreement, many Pennsylvania colleges and universities accept these credits for students who remove to their institutions. For the 2009 - 10 funding year, the school district received a state grant of $ 16,746 for the program. 

 SAT scores 

 From January to June 2011, 52 South Side Area students took the SAT exams. The district's Verbal Average Score was 509. The Math average score was 513. The Writing average score was 501. Pennsylvania ranked 40th among state with SAT scores: Verbal - 493, Math - 501, Writing - 479. In the United States 1.65 million students take the examination in 2011. They average 497 (out of 800) verbal, 514 math and 489 in writing. 

 AP courses 

 South Side High School offers the following Advanced Placement courses: AP U.S. Government & Politics, AP U.S. History, AP Economics, AP Psychology, AP World History, AP Language & Composition, AP Literature & Composition, AP Computer Science A, AP Music Theory, AP Statistics, and AP Spanish. Students who achieve a 3 or higher on the College Board's examination may receive college credits at the higher education institution of their choice. 

 Graduation requirements 

 The South Side School Board has determined that a pupil must earn 25 credits to graduate, include: Mathematics 3 credits (include Algebra and Geometry), English - 4 credits, social studies 3 credits, science 3 credits, include Biology and Physical Science, Physical Education / Health - 2.5 credits, Computer - 2 credits, Driver's Education and electives 9 credit. In the aged year the student must earn one additional credit in either mathematics, science or social studies. Additionally, students must demonstrate at least proficiency on the PSSA tests or early alternative assessment. Freshmen students must accumulate 7 credit to move to sophomore status. 

 By law, all Pennsylvania secondary school students must dispatch a project as a part of their eligibility to graduate from gamey school. The type of project, its rigor and its expectations are set by the individual school district. 

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 cokrses count towards both high school grceuatioi requidements xnd towards earning a collegx detree. Wouth Side Area School District denies rhe rredits earned av higher ed inabitutnois to count towsrds gradudtion requiremangs. The students continue to have full access tl activities agd pgodrama at their high school. The college creditv are offered at a deeply discounted rahe. Tje state offered a small granj to qssist studevts in cosus for tuitikn, fees and books. Under the Penvsylvcnia Transfgx anf Articulatiin Aggeement, many Ivnnsylvdnia cokleges and uniyersivies accept these credits for students who jransfer tm cheir institutions. Foe rhe 2009-10 xundhng hwar, tht srhokl dishrirt received a state grqnt of $16,746 for the probrwn.

SAT scores

Frkm Jantawy to June 2011, 52 South Side Area students tmok the SAT exams. The disteict's Verbal Average Dcore was 509. The Math average score was 513. The Writing average scorx das 501. Iennrtlgania ranked 40th among states with SAT scores: Dsrnak - 493, Math - 501, Wribing - 479. In the Unitrd Sywtes 1.65 million studeufs took the exam in 2011. They aderagwd 497 (out os 800) vrrbal, 514 math and 489 in writing.

QP courses

Solth Wide High School oyfers the foulowong Acvanced Placement courszs: AP H.S. Governmejt & Politjzs, AP U.S. History, AP Ewonomics, AP Psychology, AP Rorld Hisvory, CP Languxge & Compofition, AP Piterature & Composition, WP Colpgter Scienfe A, AP Music Theory, AP Statistmrs, and AP Spamivh. Vtudents who schieve a 3 or higher on the Collegz Boara's exam maj receive college crqdits at the vlgher educatmon instieutiin od their zhoice.

Graduatipn requirvmtnts

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 courses count towards both hiGh school grAduatIon ReqUiRemeNts aNd towards earniNG a coLlege degree. South Side ArEa SchOoL distRIcT deniEs the crEDiTS EarNeD aT hiGhER eD instItuTions to Count towarDs gRaDuation requiREmEnts. The stuDenTs continue to HavE full aCcEss TO actiVitIes anD progrAMs at thEir high scHoOL. The coLLege creDITs Are oFfered at a deeply diSCoUNted rate. The staTe offeReD A sMALl gRanT to assist sTuDents IN costs fOR tUITIon, FEes and books. UnDer the PennsYLvaNia TraNsFer ANd ArtiCulatIoN agrEement, many PEnnsYlvania coLleges ANd univeRSities aCcept tHesE crEditS FoR sTudEnTS whO TrAnsFEr tO their inStItUtionS. For THE 2009-10 FUndiNg yEar, tHe schOol district reCeiVed a STatE granT of $16,746 foR the PrOgram.

sAT scoRes

FrOm january to June 2011, 52 SoUth SIde Area stUdeNtS toOk The SAt Exams. THe dIstRict's VeRbal AveRAge scORE WaS 509. The Math average scoRe WAS 513. THe WritinG averaGE sCoRE was 501. PennSyLvaNia rANKed 40th AmonG StAtes with sAT scoREs: veRbal - 493, MatH - 501, WRiting - 479. in The uniTed StATes 1.65 mIllion Students Took tHE exam in 2011. They aveRAged 497 (out of 800) verbAL, 514 mATH aND 489 in wRitIng.

AP courseS

SouTH SidE HigH scHooL OfferS the fOlLOwINg Advanced Placement CoUrses: Ap U.S. GoVernment & PolitIcs, AP U.S. HisTORY, AP EconoMics, ap PSYchology, AP WorlD HistOry, AP LanguAGe & ComposItion, aP LiteraTure & CompoSITion, AP CoMpuTer sciEncE a, aP music Theory, AP sTAtisTiCs, and AP spaNish. StuDenTs wHo aChiEvE a 3 or higheR on the CoLlEgE BOaRd's Exam mAY receive CoLleGe CreDits aT The higHer edUcatIoN iNStiTution oF ThEIR choIcE.

GRaduAtiOn RequiRemeNTs

THe South side SchooL BoARd haS dEtErmined That a pupil musT eArn 25 credits To GraDuate, iNCLuding: MaThematics 3 credits (includiNG AlgebrA anD GeomEtry), english - 4 crEdiTs, sociAl sTUdies 3 cRedits, ScienCe 3 CreDITs, incLUDiNg BIoLogy and PhySICal scienCe, physIcal EduCation/Health - 2.5 creditS, comPuter - 2 credits, DRivEr's EDUCaTioN AnD EleCtIVes 9 CREdits. In the senioR year the stUdENt Must earn onE AddItIonal crEdit in eIther MAth, scieNce or sociAl studies. adDitiONAllY, students mUst demonStrate at lEAst prOFiCiencY on The PSSa tEstS or otHer altERnaTive aSsessmEnT. FreshMen stUdEnts must Accumulate 7 credits to move To sophOmore StaTus.

By law, aLl PENnsYlvania seCondAry school sTudEntS must ComPLete a ProjECt As a PArt of TheiR EligibiliTY tO grADUaTe from high sCHOOl. THe typE of PRoject, Its rIgor and its expectaTIons are set by thE indIVIduAl sCHool DiStrict.

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 courses count towards bot h high sch ool g rad uat io n re quir ements and tow a rdsearning a college degr ee. S ou t h Si d eAreaSchoolD is t r ict  d en ies  t h ecredi tsearnedat higheredin stitutions t o  c ount towar dsgraduation r equ iremen ts . T h e stu den ts co ntinue to hav e full ac ce s s to a c tivitie s an d pr ograms at their h i gh school. The co llegecr e di t s  ar e o ffered atadeepl y  discou n te d r ate .  The state of fered a sma l l g rant t oass i st stu dents  i n  co sts for tui tion , fees an d book s . Under the Pen nsylva nia  Tr ansf e ran d A rt i cul a ti onA gre ement, m an yPenns ylva n i a coll ege s an d uni versities acc ept  the s e c redit s for  stu de nts w ho tra nsfer  t o their institu tion s. For th e 2 00 9-1 0fundi n g year , t heschooldistric t  re ce i v e da state grant of $ 16 , 7 46  for the  progr a m. 
S AT score s
Fr om J a n uaryto J u ne  2011, 5 2 Sout h  S id e Areast udents  t ook  th e SAT exam s. The  distric t's V e rbal Average S c ore was 509.T he M at h  ave rag e score was  513 .  The  Wri t in g a v erage  scor ew as 501. Pennsylvania r an ked 40 th am ong states wi th SAT sco r e s : Verbal  - 4 9 3, Math - 501, Wr iting  - 479. In the Unit ed St ates 1.6 5 million s tudentstoo k t heexa m in  2011. They a v e rage d497 (ou t o f 800)ver bal , 5 14ma th and 48 9 in wri ti ng .
A P c ourse s 

SouthSi deHi ghSchoo l  offer s the  fol lo wi n g A dvanced Pl a c emen tco urse s:AP  U.S.  Gov e rnm ent & P olitics,APU .S.Hi st ory, AP  Economics, A PPsychology ,APWorldH i story, A P Language & Compositio n , AP Li ter ature  & C ompositio n,AP Com put e r Scie nce A,  AP M us icT h eory, A PSta ti stics, and A P S panis h.  Stu dents w ho achieve a 3 orh igh er on the Col leg e Bo a r d' s e x am may  r e cei v e  college credit s at the h ig h er  education ins ti tutionof thei r cho i ce.

Gr aduationrequireme nt s

T h e  So uth Side S chool Bo ard has d e termi n ed  that  apupilmu stearn25 cre d its  to g raduat e,  inclu ding:  M athemati cs 3 credits (including  Algeb ra an d G eometry),  En g lis h - 4 cre dits , social s tud ies  3 cr edi t s, sc ienc e  3  cr e dits,  inc l uding Bio l og y a n d  P hysical Sci e n c e,Physi cal Educat ion/ Health - 2.5 cred i ts, Computer -  2 c r e dit s,D rive r' s Education an d e le c t ives 9 c re dits. In th e senior  y e ar th e stud ent mu st earn o ne additi onal  cr edit in e ith er math, s ci en c e or s ocia lstudie s. Add i tion a l ly, students mus t dem o n strat e  at  leas tprofici e ncyon the PSS A tests orotheralte rnati ve asse ss ment.Fre sh men studen t s must ac cumul ate 7 c re dits  to  moveto s o p homor e st at us. 

By law, a ll Pe nn s ylv ania  seco nd aryschool st u dents mu stc omplete  a  pr o j ect as ap a rt of thei r e ligib i l ity to gra d uate fr o m hig h scho ol. Th e typeo f p ro ject, i tsr i gor and i ts expect a tio ns  are  set byth e in di vid ua l school distri ct.

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 courses_count towards_both high school graduation_requirements and_towards_earning a_college_degree. South Side_Area School District_denies the credits earned_at higher ed_institutions_to count towards graduation requirements. The students continue to have full access to activities_and_programs at_their_high_school. The college credits are_offered at a deeply discounted_rate. The_state offered a small grant to assist students_in_costs for tuition,_fees and books. Under the Pennsylvania Transfer and Articulation_Agreement, many Pennsylvania colleges and universities_accept these credits_for_students_who transfer to their_institutions. For the 2009-10 funding year,_the school district received a state_grant of $16,746 for the program.

SAT scores

From_January to June 2011, 52 South_Side Area students took the_SAT exams._The district's Verbal Average Score_was 509. The_Math average_score was 513._The Writing average score was 501._Pennsylvania ranked 40th_among states with SAT scores: Verbal_-_493, Math -_501,_Writing_- 479._In the United_States_1.65 million_students_took the exam in 2011. They_averaged_497 (out of 800) verbal, 514 math_and 489 in writing.

AP_courses

South_Side High School offers_the following Advanced Placement courses:_AP U.S. Government & Politics, AP_U.S. History,_AP Economics,_AP Psychology, AP World History, AP Language & Composition, AP Literature_& Composition, AP Computer Science A,_AP Music Theory, AP_Statistics, and_AP_Spanish. Students who_achieve_a 3_or higher on the College Board's exam_may receive_college credits at the higher education_institution of their choice.

Graduation_requirements

The_South Side School Board has determined_that a pupil must earn 25_credits to graduate, including: Mathematics_3_credits_(including Algebra and Geometry), English_- 4 credits, social studies 3_credits, science 3_credits, including Biology and Physical Science, Physical_Education/Health_- 2.5 credits, Computer - 2_credits,_Driver's Education and electives 9 credits._In_the_senior year the student must_earn one additional credit in either_math, science or social studies. Additionally, students must demonstrate_at least proficiency_on the PSSA tests or_other_alternative_assessment. Freshmen students must accumulate 7 credits to move to_sophomore status.

By_law, all Pennsylvania_secondary school students must complete a project as a part_of their eligibility to graduate from high_school. The type of project, its rigor and its expectations are_set by the individual school district.

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