Hill Regional Career High Magnet School provides students with the skills and education necessary to pursue college study in the fields of Health/Science or Business/ Technology. Ninety-two percent of Career graduates continue their study in two- or four-year colleges.
As a college preparatory high school our daily schedule resembles a college schedule, with 86 minute class periods. Career offers 12 Advanced Placement courses: Biology, Chemistry, Calculus, Statistics, English Language, English Literature, US History, US Government, World History, Psychology, Spanish and Microeconomics. It also offers honors and college preparatory courses in every subject area, and students can pursue independent studies at local colleges to earn college credits. Career’s Independent Study/ Seminar Program provides qualified students access to courses at local colleges for college credit. Classes and internships are supported with resources provided by Career’s BOOST initiative.
Teachers, counselors and parents help students choose a focused area of study in addition to core academic classes. Students earn 28 credits to graduate, more than the state mandate or any other New Haven High School. All students must take Computer Applications, Latin (Health/Science students take 2 years of Latin), four years of mathematics, and a minimum of 2 years of a world language (Spanish, French, Arabic). Students must earn a minimum of 7 credits each year to matriculate to the following grade level.
As a college preparatory high school our daily schedule resembles a college schedule, with 86 minute class periods. Career offers 12 Advanced Placement courses: Biology, Chemistry, Calculus, Statistics, English Language, English Literature, US History, US Government, World History, Psychology, Spanish and Microeconomics. It also offers honors and college preparatory courses in every subject area, and students can pursue independent studies at local colleges to earn college credits. Career’s Independent Study/ Seminar Program provides qualified students access to courses at local colleges for college credit. Classes and internships are supported with resources provided by Career’s BOOST initiative.
Teachers, counselors and parents help students choose a focused area of study in addition to core academic classes. Students earn 28 credits to graduate, more than the state mandate or any other New Haven High School. All students must take Computer Applications, Latin (Health/Science students take 2 years of Latin), four years of mathematics, and a minimum of 2 years of a world language (Spanish, French, Arabic). Students must earn a minimum of 7 credits each year to matriculate to the following grade level.
Here at Career High School students can choose between two
magnet themes: Health/Science or Business/Technology.
Decisions are made at the end of freshman year. It will determine the courses
the student will take in the future.
Please use the links above to view our course selection guide and
special types of credit that students can earn at HRCHS.
magnet themes: Health/Science or Business/Technology.
Decisions are made at the end of freshman year. It will determine the courses
the student will take in the future.
Please use the links above to view our course selection guide and
special types of credit that students can earn at HRCHS.
