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Hewitt-Trussville High School (HTHS), a four-year public high school, serves students in grades 9-12. The campus is beautifully situated on wooded acreage along the Cahaba River in northeast Trussville. The city of Trussville (population approximately 22,000) forms part of the Birmingham-Hoover Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) - a seven county region with a population of more than 1.1 million.
General Information:
Principal:
Mr. Tim Salem
228-4000
Academies Director
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction
Joy Young
Dr. Lisa Berry
228-4029
228-3026
Grade Level Contacts:
Grade 12
Twelfth Grade Counselor
Leta McGehee
228-4103
Twelfth Grade Administrator
Joy Young
228-4029
Grade 11
Eleventh Grade Counselor
Heather Winship
228-4019
Eleventh Grade Administrator
Barry Allphin
228-4011 Grade 10
Tenth Grade Counselor/Grad Coach
Laura Stalls
228-4044
Tenth Grade Administrator
Dawn Kilgore
228-4066
Grade 9
Ninth Grade Counselor
Amy Cane
228-4020
Ninth Grade Administrator
Corey Hall 228-4012
Career Coach - Jill Prince
Administrative Assistant: Katelyn Windsor 228-4016
Registrar: Lauren Cooley 228-4030
CEEB/ACT Code: 012675
Accreditation: AdvancED.Faculty/Staff: Approximately 90
National Board-Certified Teachers (NBCTs): 5Approximately 1,500 students
Ninth Grade: 375 Students
Tenth Grade: 364 Students
Eleventh Grade: 354 Students
Twelfth Grade: 342 Students
Class of 2020 Profile:(Info being updated...)
CURRICULUM
ENGLISH
English 9; Pre-AP English 9
English 10; Pre-AP English 10
English 11; AP English 11 Language & Composition; English 12; AP English 12 Literature & Composition; Dual Enrollment English 101 & 102
MATHEMATICS
Algebra I A; Algebra I B; Algebra I; Pre-AP Algebra I; Geometry; Pre-AP Geometry; Algebraic Connections; Algebra II w/Trig; Pre-AP Algebra II w/Trig; Pre-Calculus; Pre-AP Pre-Calculus; Discrete Mathematics; AP Statistics; AP Calculus AB; Math Investigations; AP Calculus BC; Computer Science Principles; AP Computer Science; AP Computer Science A, Dual Enrollment Precalculus
Math Electives: Math TeamSCIENCE
Biology; Pre-AP Biology; Physical Science; Chemistry; Pre-AP Chemistry; Environmental Science; Earth & Space Science; Anatomy & Physiology; Physics; AP Biology; AP Chemistry; AP Environmental Science; AP Physics I; AP Physics II; AP Physics CSOCIAL STUDIES
World History; Pre-AP World History; AP World History; US History I; Pre-AP US History I; US History II; AP US History; Government & Economics; AP Government; AP Economics;REQUIRED ELECTIVES
Health; Career PreparednessFOREIGN LANGUAGES
French I; French II; Pre-AP French III; Pre-AP French IV; Latin I; Latin II; Pre-AP Latin III; AP Latin IV; Spanish I; Pre-AP Spanish I; Spanish II; Pre-AP Spanish II; Pre-AP Spanish III; Pre-AP Spanish IV: AP Spanish V; American Sign Language IIHTHS ACADEMIES
Multimedia Academy
Multimedia Design; Multimedia Publications; Digital Design
Business Leadership Academy
Foundations of Business Leadership; Marketing Principles; Ethics, Law and Society; Entrepreneurship; Digital Literacy for the 21st Century; Dual Enrollment Principles of Accounting I & II; Dual Enrollment Principles of Management; Dual Enrollment Microcomputer Applications; Dual Enrollment Principles of MarketingBiomedical Sciences Academy
Principles of Biomedical Science; Human Body Systems; Medical Interventions; Biomedical Innovations; Emergency Medical Technician Training: Dual Enrollment EMS 118 Emergency Medical Technician; Dual Enrollment EMS 119 Emergency Medical Tech ClinicalEngineering Academy
Introduction to Engineering Design; Principles of Engineering; Computer Integrated Manufacturing/ Robotics; Civil Engineering and Architecture; Engineering Design and DevelopmentHospitality and Culinary Arts Academy
Hospitality and Tourism; Culinary I; Culinary IIElectrical Academy
NCCER Electrical Technologies I; NCCER Electrical Technologies II; NCCER Electrical Technologies IIIFire & Emergency Services Academy
Intro to Fire Science; Fire FightingComputer Science Academy
Computer Science Essentials; AP Computer Science PrinciplesWork Based Learning - Cooperative Education
Pharmacy Technician Certification Class
Fine & Performing Arts
Art I; Art II; Art III; Two-Dimensional Art; 3-D Art; AP Art Studio; Portfolio Development; Digital Photography I & II; Concert Choir; Chamber Choir; Women’s Chorale; Marching Band; Wind Ensemble; Symphonic Band, Concert Band; Jazz Ensemble; Band Lab; Band Auxiliary; Theatre Arts I; Theatre Arts II; Musical Theatre; ActingOTHER ELECTIVES
Psychology; AP Psychology; Dual Enrollment Psychology 200 & 210; Speech; School Publications; Driver’s Ed
PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
LIFE PE; Aerobics; Team Sports; Recreational Sports; Weight Training; Athletics; Cheerleading; Lacrosse; Cross Country BikingAdvanced Placement – Advanced Placement courses are offered to predominantly juniors and seniors. Almost fifty percent of that population enrolls in an AP course and takes the culminating AP test. Please see course descriptions on the College Board website: http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/courses/teachers_corner/index.html
The following AP Courses are offered at HTHS:
AP Biology
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Chemistry
AP Computer Science Principles
AP Macroeconomics
AP English Literature and Composition
AP English Language and Composition
AP Environmental Science
AP Government and Politics
AP Latin
AP Physics I
AP Psychology
AP Spanish Language and Culture
AP Statistics
AP Studio Art: 2-D Design
AP Studio Art: 3-D Design
AP Studio Art: Drawing
AP U.S. History
AP World HistoryAdvanced Courses
Pre-AP coursework is offered to students in grades 9-12 in English, social studies, mathematics, science, art, and world languages.Dual Enrollment Credit – HTHS partners with Jefferson State Community College (JSCC). JSCC instructors conduct classes on the HTMS campus.
Dual Enrollment English 101/102
Dual Enrollment Psychology 200/210
Dual Enrollment Principles of Accounting 241-242
Dual Enrollment SpeechHTHS Academies Program – We offer a variety of specific opportunities for students to explore areas of study before leaving high school through our Academies. Students can pursue a path in any one of the programs or explore multiple programs. The following Academy pathways are offered at HTHS:
Academy of Business and Finance: Foundations of Business Leadership, Digital Literacy for the 21st Century, Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Applied Finance, Ethics in Business Principles of Accounting, Marketing, Managerial Accounting, Entrepreneurship and Business in a Global Economy, and Ethics, Law & Society…..
Biomedical Sciences Academy utilizes the Project Lead the Way Curriculum: Principles of the Biomedical Sciences, Human Body Systems, Medical Interventions, and Biomedical Innovations.
Electrical Construction Academy: NCCER Electrical Technologies 1, NCCER Electrical Technologies 2, and NCCER Electrical Technologies 3.
Engineering Academy utilizes the Project Lead the Way Engineering Curriculum: Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, Computer Integrated Manufacturing/Robotics, Civil Engineering and Architecture, and Engineering Design and Development.
Hospitality and Culinary Arts Academy: Hospitality and Tourism, Culinary I and II, Senior Career Pathway Project.
Multimedia Academy utilizes the full Adobe Suite of Multimedia Programs: Interactive Multimedia Design, Multimedia Publications, and Digital Design.
HTHS Certification Programs – We offer two programs that provide students hands-on training in a career-area allowing students to take a certification test in order to pursue a career immediately after high school or further their college education in these areas:Emergency Medical Technician Training Program: JSCC – EMS 118 Emergency Medical Technician and JSCC-EMS 119 Emergency Medical Technician Clinical (a partnership with Jefferson State
Community College taught on the HTHS campus).
Fire Science Program: Fire Science/Fire Fighter I Training Course (partnership with Trussville City Fire
Department taught on the HTHS campus)
A complete curriculum guide can be located on our HTHS site: http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=1938465
Grade Point Average and Ranking
Official GPA is based on yearly averages in all classes and an extra quality point is allotted to advanced coursework.
Grading Scale
A=
90 - 100
B=
80 - 89
C=
70 - 79
D=
60 - 69
F=
59 & below
Athletics
Athletic programs include basketball, baseball, cross country, golf, football, lacrosse, mountain biking, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track, volleyball, and wrestling.
Visit the HT Huskies website for all program details, rosters, schedules, and more.Extracurricular Activities
Band, chorus, drama, yearbook, Student Council Association, robotics, photography, Debate, Scholars Bowl, various clubs, Heritage Panel, National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta.