Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Janilyn Elias

 

Principal

Steve Brion

 

Assistant Principal

Brad Feldmeier

 

School Counselors

Marie Gibble

Holly Stevens

 

 

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The Community                     Profile

The School                              Subjects Completed & in Progress

Grading Scale                         Test Scores

Pupil Assessment                  Grades/Class Rank

     Class Rank                         Recommendations

     Weighted Grades             Return Post Card

     Student Assessment

Graduates

Dual Enrollment

 

 

Accredited by the Pennsylvania Department of Education and Middle States Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges.

 

 

Troy Pennsylvania is located on U.S. Rt. #6 at the intersection with PA Rt. #14 near the west branch of the Susquehanna River in the Northwestern corner of Bradford County.  (Northeast Central Pennsylvania).

 

The northern boundary of the school district is on the New York State line and the western boundary is the Tioga County (PA) line.   Troy is located nearly equidistant between Elmira, NY to the north, Towanda, PA to the east, Mansfield, PA to the west and Canton, PA to the south.  Troy Area School District encompasses approximately 275 square miles

 

Troy Junior Senior High School is a renovated facility boasting a plant and equipment conducive to a superior education.   The high school has grades 7 through 12 with a total enrollment of approximately 650 students.

 

Troy Junior Senior High School offers a truly diversified curriculum.  Major areas of concentration are academic, business, family and consumer science, agriculture, and industrial arts; with a non-specific general program also available.   In addition, Troy Area School is a sponsoring district for the Northern Tier Career Center.  This permits our students a wide range of educational opportunities. 

 

A=94-100

B=87-93

C=78-86

D=70-77

F=69 and below

 

The Troy Area School District is an Equal Opportunity Institution and will not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religious creed, ancestry, handicap, or disability, limited English proficiency, age, sex, or national origin in it activities, programs or employment, as required by title VI, Title IX and Section 504 of the rehabilitation Act of 1973.  For information regarding civil rights, contact the title IX Coordinator, at the Troy Area School District, 310 Elmira St, Troy, PA 16947, (570) 297- 2750.  For information regarding services, facilities, and activities accessible to handicapped persons, contact the Guidance Office of the Troy Junior Senior High School, (570) 297- 2176.  

GRADING: Troy Junior Senior High School awards Carnegie Units based on a 42 minute year-long course schedule.  One credit is awarded for each year-long course, .5 credit is awarded for each semester course, and .25 credit is awarded for each 9-week course taken.

 

CLASS RANK: Class rank is determined at the end of each year for grades 9, 10, 11, and 12 with an interim ranking at the end of the third marking period in grade 12 to determine certain awards.  The final rank at the end of 36 weeks of grade 12 is based upon eight semesters.  

 

WEIGHTED GRADES:  Weighted final grades are awarded for the courses listed below.

1.03 (24 available)

Honors English 9, 10, 11, 12

Honors American History III & IV, Honors World Cultures, Honors US Civics & Government

Honors Psychology, Honors Sociology

Honors Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Intro to Statistics 

Honors Keystone Biology, Honors Chemistry, Chemistry II, Physics II, Anatomy & Physiology I & II, Genetics, Microbiology

Spanish III & IV

1.05 (5 available)

AP English Language & Composition, AP English Literature & Composition

AP Calculus, AP Statistics

AP Chemistry, Physics III

 

STUDENT ASSESSMENT:  Subject grades are determined by teacher-made tests, classroom observation, and evaluation of student work.

 

 

Junior and Senior students at Troy Junior Senior High School have the opportunity to enroll in the following courses and receive credit at Troy High School and Keystone College, Lackawanna College, Mansfield University, and Pennsylvania College of Technology:

 

 

Troy students also have the opportunity to partake in the Mansfield University ESP program courses to earn both high school and college credit.

 

 

 

Approximately 51% of Troy Junior Senior High School graduates in the class of 2022 will further their education at post-secondary institutions, with approximately 44% entering four-year institutions and 7% pursuing two year degrees.  Also, approximately 6% of the class of 2022 will be entering the armed services.

 

Schools and colleges attended by our students in the past four years: