Youngsville High School

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Youngsville High School
Address
Youngsville High School
227 College Street

,
16371

United States
Coordinates 41°51′08″N79°18′53″W / 41.8522°N 79.3147°W / 41.8522; -79.3147
Information
School typePublic Senior High School
Established1905 [1]
School district Warren County School District
NCES District ID4224820 [2]
SuperintendentAmy Stewart
NCES School ID422482004135
PrincipalAmy Beers
Faculty21.45 (FTE) [2]
Grades9–12
Number of students260 (2017-18) [3]
Student to teacher ratio12.12 [2]
Classes offered187
Campus size104, 995 Square Feet / 17 Acre Site [1]
Color(s)Red and White
AthleticsCorey Copley, Athletic Director
Athletics conference PIAA District X
MascotEagles
YearbookAquila
Communities servedYoungsville
Feeder schoolsYoungsville Elementary/Middle School
Website Youngsville High School

Youngsville High School is one of four secondary campuses operated in Warren County, Pennsylvania, by the Warren County School District. The Youngsville campus was built in 1905 and had its last major set of renovations and additions in 1985. [1]

Contents

The school day begins at 8 AM and ends at 3:14PM. The school day is broken into seven periods, plus an advisory before 6th period and a two-tiered lunch grouping. Most students have one period a day where they attend a study hall instead of a course.

There are three computer labs in the building.

Awards

A three-person team of Youngsville High School seniors won the 2017 Warren County Teen Driving Competition. The competition challenged the teens to demonstrate their skills and knowledge through a combination of a slow-drive obstacle course, a pre-trip vehicle assessment, as well as written and perception tests. [4]

Athletics

Youngsville participates in PIAA District 10:

Sport NameBoys/ClassGirls/Class
Baseball Class A
Basketball Class AAClass A
Cross Country Class AAClass AA
Softball Class A
Track and Field Class AAClass AA
Volleyball Class A
Wrestling Class AA

Youngsville won the Region Championship in football most recently in 2011, going 10-0 for an undefeated season. [5] The school's football team was lost in March 2017, when the school district decided to combine the team with that of Warren Area High School. [6]

Clubs

The following is a list of clubs offered at YHS: [1]

Vocational education opportunities

Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors at Youngsville have the opportunity to spend half of each school day at the Warren County Career Center in Warren, where they can learn from one of fourteen career programs, as well as earn advanced placement credits for post-secondary education in some cases.

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