Nauset Regional High School an NEASC accredited high school located in North Eastham, Massachusetts. Nauset is inside the Cape Cod National Seashore, making it the only high school on the East Coast located within a National Park. The open campus is situated about a half-mile from Nauset Light. Nauset's colors are Black and Gold and the school's mascot is the Warrior.
As of the 2011-12 school year the school had an enrollment of 1,032 students and around 80 classroom teachers (on an FTE basis), for a student-teacher ratio of 12.33.
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About and history
The school consists of 8 main buildings (A-G, and the newest building, N) surrounding an open courtyard. Nauset recently built a brand new fitness center adjacent to the gymnasium. Students and faculty may use the gym free of charge and alumni can purchase a membership. The school is named after a small Native American tribe that lived in the area before it was settled by colonists. Nauset High school serves students from the communities of Brewster, Orleans, Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro, and Provincetown. Nauset also offers an open enrollment program for students located in the towns of Dennis, Harwich and Chatham. Nauset's mascot is the Warrior and the schools colors are Black and Gold.
In 2010, the Provincetown School Board elected to shut down Provincetown High School by the end of the 2012-2013 academic school year due to falling enrollment and lack of funds. The Provincetown School Board elected to merge with the Nauset Regional School District beginning in the 2013-2014 academic year. Students from Provincetown now attend Nauset Regional High School after the closing of Provincetown High School in 2013.
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Athletics
The Nauset School Committee voted to get rid of the Native American logo representing the "Warrior" but will keep the name "Warrior" as the official mascot. The original mascot depicted a Native American man viewed from the side with Black & Gold war paint on his face, and a feather head-dress on his head, very similar to the Washington Redskins Native American logo. The logo for the school is now a block "N" with one half of the "N" painted black, and the other half painted gold.
The 2016 boys' soccer team finished the season ranked ninth in the nation by USA Today on its final Super 25 Expert Rankings.
Academics
Nauset Regional High School has many educational departments. There are the departments of English, Mathematics, Social Studies (History), Science, World Language, Physical Education/Health, Fine and Applied Arts, Business and Technology, Dramatic Arts, and Special Education.
English
Students need four credits (four years) of English in order to graduate, and one English credit each year in order to progress to the next year. Ninth Graders must pass English 9 in order to progress to Tenth Grade, Tenth Graders must pass English 10 in order to progress to Eleventh Grade, and so on.
In each year, it is up to the student's discretion what level of course they take. The choices are B-Level, A-Level, Honors, and A.P. (for 11th and 12th Graders.) A.P. English 11 is equivalent to A.P. English Language, while, A.P. English 12 is equivalent to A.P. English Literature.
There are also a variety of English electives that students may take should they wish to.
The progression is as follows:
English 9 (A/B/Hon.) -> English 10 (A/B/Hon.) -> English 11 (A/B/Hon./A.P.) -> English 12 (A/B/Hon./A.P.)
Science
Students need four credits (four years) of Science in order to graduate, but if they fail one year, they may simply double up on science the following year. In the science department, the general progression is as follows. Obviously, it has exceptions. Also, people commonly double up (take multiple science classes in the same year) in this department in order to take more courses.
Physics (A/B/Hon.) -> Biology (A/B/Hon.) -> Chemistry (A/B/Hon.) -> A.P. Physics 1 or A.P. Biology or A.P. Chemistry or A.P. Environmental Science
Mathematics
Students need four credits (four years) of Math in order to graduate, but if they fail one year, they may simply double up on Math the following year. In the math department, the general progression is as follows. Obviously, it has exceptions. Also, people commonly double up (take multiple math classes in the same year) in this department in order to take more courses.
Algebra I (A/B) [usually in middle school] -> Geometry (A/B/Hon.) [usually the first year] -> Algebra II (A/B/Hon.) -> Pre-Calculus (A/B/Hon.) -> A.P. Calculus AB [may be skipped] -> A.P. Calculus BC
Students may also take A.P. Statistics any time after Algebra II.
Social Studies
Students need three credits (three years) of Social Studies, commonly known as History, in order to graduate, but if they fail one year, they may simply double up on History the following year. In the history department, the general progression is as follows. Obviously, it has exceptions. Also, people commonly double up (take multiple history classes in the same year) in this department in order to take more courses. Note that U.S. History is a graduation requirement.
Western Civilization I (A/Hon.) -> Western Civilization II (A/Hon.) or A.P. European History -> U.S. History (A/B/Hon./A.P.) or Civics and Government (A/Hon.) -> A.P. Government and Politics -> U.S. History (A/B/Hon./A.P.)
Notable alumni
- Mike DeVito (born 1984, class of 2002), NFL defensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs. He played football as well as threw shot put and discus on the Nauset track and field team. DeVito has also played for the New York Jets.
- Nick Minnerath (born 1988), professional basketball player currently playing for the Shanghai Sharks.
- Meghan Trainor (born 1993, class of 2012), Grammy winning and multi-platinum singer/songwriter currently signed to Epic Records.
Notable faculty
- Mike Sherman - Former head football coach at Nauset, former NFL head coach for the Green Bay Packers and Texas A&M
References
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