Troy High School - Fullerton's Premier School for Technology

Troy High has become one of the Top High Schools in the Nation ranking 19th overall and 1st in Computer Science.  Located in Lower Raymond Hills in a beautiful neighborhood, this school is one of the best in Orange County. 

Troy High School seeks to provide both a comprehensive liberal arts educational program and a specialized program of study for students of all abilities and backgrounds. At each stage of their development and in each pathway of study, students are being shaped into critical thinkers, effective communicators, good citizens, and lifelong learners. As such, they are encouraged to articulate and pursue a personal and professional vision for their own futures. Troy's educational community is committed to helping its students actualize these visions.

• Troy High School is a combined public and magnet school located in Fullerton, California, USA, well-known for its Troy Tech and International Baccalaureate programs. As of the 2003-2004 school year, the average SAT score of its students was 1258, which places it at number 3 among nearly 2,000 peer public high schools in the state, according to the California Department of Education.
• Academics: Troy was one of 27 high schools nationwide honored as a New American High School by former U.S. President Bill Clinton in 2000. It has won first place in the U.S. National Science Olympiad in 1996, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003 and 2006 and has also placed favorably in many other competitions on both the regional and national level, including the American Computer Science League (1st in the nation, 5th overall in 2005). Troy's NJROTC Academic Team was also ranked #1 in all of Area 11, which is composed of Southern California and Arizona, and also in the top few percent of schools in a nation-wide competition (the SecNav Postal). Troy�s Science Bowl Team has placed first and second for four years in the Western Regional Science Bowl sponsored by NASA/JPL and the U.S. Department of Energy. In 2001, the team captured the national second place at the U.S. Dept. of Energy Competition in Washington, D.C. A number of Troy Tech and International Baccalaureate students have received nationally recognized honors, by competing and often placing highly in the prestigious Siemens Westinghouse Competition in Math, Science, and Technology and the Intel Science Talent Search. Troy is also noted as a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence as well as a California Distinguished School.
• In both 2005 and 2006, Troy was recognized by the College Board as the top performing "large-size" school in the world on the AP Computer Science examinations. It was also ranked 46th in the annual Newsweek survey of American high schools in 2006, 21st in the same survey in 2005, and 96th in 2003.
• Troy Tech Magnet Program: Troy High School is well-known for its magnet program created in 1986. Students are admitted into the program by an admissions test that takes place around late-December. People who are in the magnet program attend more advanced courses than regular students living in the attendance area, usually with a very rigorous schedule of all honor classes. More than half of the student population is in Troy Tech. Students who live as far as an hour's drive away from the school attend because of the program. During the summer before their senior year, students must go through an internship program in order to graduate.
• Athletics: In addition to its academic reputation, Troy is a leader in sports. The Girl's Basketball Team won the state CIF Division II Title in 2003, 2005, and 2006, and has held the CIF Southern Section Division II Title for the past several years. Sports Illustrated ranked the team the #4 program in the country for 2006 and the Los Angeles Times ranked Troy the #5 program in all of Southern California for the second year in a row. Furthermore, Troy has the top Girl's and Boy's Tennis Teams in CIF Southern Section in Division II. The Girl's Team won the CIF Southern Section DII Title in 2001, 2004, and 2005 and have been in the finals every year since 1998. In addition, the Boy's Tennis Team won the CIF Southern Section DII Title in 2004, 2005 and 2006 and holds several other titles. Many of Troy's other sports programs have found success on the league level and several have advanced far into CIF Southern Section Tournament brackets. Despite the fact that Troy's badminton team was undefeated in league in the 2005-2006 school year, the sport has been cancelled.

School Overview:
Definition of Terms	Troy High School
School Level	High school
School Type	Magnet School
Grades Offered	Grades 9 - 12
County	Orange County, CA
Awards	Blue Ribbon School – Selected in 2006
Students & Faculty
Total Students	2299 students
% Male / % Female	48%  /  52%
Total Classroom Teachers	93 teachers
Students by Grade	Grade 9 - 597 students Grade 10 - 561 students Grade 11 - 560 students Grade 12 - 581 students
	This School ( CA ) School Average
Teacher : Student Ratio 1:25 1:20
Students by Ethnicity	This School ( CA ) School Average
% American Indian n/a 1% % Asian 42% 11% % Hispanic 12% 50% % Black 1% 8% % White 32% 29% % Unknown 13 % 1%
Additional Student Information	This School ( CA ) School Average
% Eligible for Free Lunch 3% 46%
% Eligible for Reduced Lunch 1% 11%
% Migrant Students Enrolled n/a 4%
School Performance:
	( CA ) Statewide Testing Performance
School Statewide Performance View Education Department Test Scores
School District:
School District Name	Fullerton Joint Union High School District
	This School's Agency ( CA ) District Average
Number of Schools Managed 8 20 Number of Students Managed 16,398 students 14,039 students District Total Revenue $144,935,000 $118,898,000 District Expenditure $141,671,000 $125,634,000 District Revenue / Student $8,839 $8,543 District Expenditure / Student $8,640 $8,808 District Graduation Rates n/a n/a

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