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North Andover High School

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North Andover High School is a public high school in the town of North Andover, Massachusetts, United States. The school is a part of the North Andover Public School System, and is the only high school in the district. Construction on the school was completed in February 2004.[2]

TypePublic
School district
North Andover Public Schools
NCES District ID
25-08700-01397
SuperintendentPamela Lathrop
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North Andover High School
North Andover High School
430 Osgood Street
North Andover, MA 01845

United States
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TypePublic
School district
North Andover Public Schools
NCES District ID
25-08700-01397
SuperintendentPamela Lathrop
CEEB code221615
Principal
Deborah Holman
Teaching staff
99.89 (FTE)[1]
Grades9-12
Enrollment1,380 (2023-2024)[1]
Student to teacher ratio
13.82[1]
ColorsScarlet Red, Black, & White
     
Athletics conference
Merrimack Valley Conference
Team nameScarlet Knights
RivalAndover High School
YearbookThe Knight
Websitenorthandoverpublicschools.com
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Demographics

According to Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education statistics, the demographic distributions for race, gender and grade for the 2024–2025 academic year are listed below:[3]

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Enrollment by Race/Ethnicity
Race Percent of School
African American 3.8
Asian 7.2
Hispanic 16.4
Native American 0.3
White 67.7
Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander <0.1
Multi-Race, Non-Hispanic 4.5
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More information Gender, Pupils Enrolled ...
Enrollment by Gender
Gender Pupils Enrolled Percent of School
Male 654 49.3
Female 668 50.3
Nonbinary 6 0.5
Total 1328 100
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Enrollment by Grade
Grade Pupils Enrolled Percent of School
9 306 23.0
10 343 26.8
11 344 25.9
12 335 25.2
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Facilities

The school has a gymnasium with a rock climbing wall[4], rope ladders, an indoor track and a weight room. The performing arts center includes band and choral chambers and an 800 seat auditorium. Other features include two language labs and six computer labs. The football stadium has 4,000 seats and hosts local and regional events.

Academics

North Andover High School offers basic AP courses.[5] On the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System, North Andover High School students are in the top half of the state, with over 95% pass rate on the English and Mathematics sections.[5][6]

Athletics

North Andover competed in the Cape Ann League from 1971 to 2012, until it moved back into the Merrimack Valley Conference. Because of total enrollment, North Andover High School is qualified in Division 2 by the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association and plays many games against non-league opponents with similar school size.

North Andover High School has 30 varsity sports, including soccer and lacrosse programs as well as a wrestling team.[7]

Activities

North Andover High School's Drama Guild holds four major performances every year. In January 2007, the school hosted its first One-Act festival, in which three One-Act productions were performed, a tradition that has since been discontinued. The One-Act performances were typically student directed plays. The guild is supported financially by a parent's organization.

The Pep Band plays at some school functions, including home basketball games and the Special Olympics. The school chorus was invited to sing at Carnegie Hall in April 2011 due to their gold medal rating at their competition in Philadelphia, PA.[when?]

Other extracurricular activities include academic teams (Math, Science or Model United Nations), intramural sports (Ping Pong, Environmental Club and Ultimate Frisbee), multicultural clubs (Spanish, German, and a Gender and Sexuality Alliance), and a dance club. The Johnson Chapter of the National Honor Society coordinates volunteer work from among the school's top ranked juniors and seniors.

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