美国公立高中F1-查菲联合学区Chaffey Joint Uni

美国公立高中F1-查菲联合学区Chaffey Joint Union School District

美国公立高中介绍-美国公立高中留学

美国加州公立高中-美国公立高中F1签证

查菲联合学区Chaffey Joint Union School District

加利福尼亚州- 安大略

美国加州公立高中，美国加州公立学区，美国南加州公立学区

美国公立高中介绍，F1签证美国公立高中，F1签证加州公立高中

学校概况

查菲联合学区是加州第四大学区，学区内共8所综合高中。查菲联合学区明白高中生涯对学生未来的影响，致力提供多样的课程、高质量的教学水平。建于1911年，过百年办学历史，不断改进教学方式和手段，务求为每个学生提供最好的受教育机会。

地区介绍

安大略是一座位于美国加利福尼亚州东南部圣伯那迪诺县的城市。根据著名地标有：大洛杉矶地区的第二大国际机场──洛杉矶/安大略国际机场，以及由米尔斯公司建立的南加州最大购物中心──安大略米尔斯购物中心。安大略是以1882年建立的“安大略示范都市”而名。地区人口13,500,000人。地区网站：www.ontarioca.gov/。

Chaffey联合联合中学区是一个9 - 12学区位于圣贝纳迪诺县,加州服务于社区安大略,蒙特克莱尔,牧场Cucamonga,部分丰塔纳,高地,斜纹棉布裤,山秃的.有超过25000名学生,这是一个在加州高中最大的地区。区设有8个综合高中，一所在线高中（网络高中），一所继续高中，一所社区日间学校和一所成人教育学校。

查菲联合学区亮点

●提供高中毕业证

●过百年办学历史，教学经验丰富；

●位于南加州，距离洛杉矶不足一小时车程；

●提供丰富的学术课程，9门AP和十多门荣誉课程

●2016年供75%毕业生获得大学奖学金；

学校基本信息

学校类型：男女合校                          宗教背景：无宗派

校园面积：30英亩                            建校年份：1911（百年历史）

招生年级：9---12                              学生人数：2500/每校

师生比例：1:26                                学区内高中数量：8

是否提供毕业证书：是                      SAT平均分：1693

ESL课程：否                                   

课程设置

第二外语：（2门）

法语、西班牙语

AP课程：（9门）

英语、英语写作、微积分AB、微积分BC、生物、化学、物理、艺术史、计算机科学

荣誉课程

英语、预备微积分、生物、解剖与心理学、化学、环境科学、经济学、政府、美国历史、世界历史、艺术史、工作室艺术

艺术课程

摄影、钢琴、戏剧技术、戏剧、舞蹈、合唱团、乐队、爵士乐队、素描、陶艺、艺术史、工作室艺术、艺术、编舞艺术

体育运动

男生

秋季：橄榄球、越野、水球

冬季：篮球、足球、摔跤

春季：棒球、网球、排球、高尔夫球、田径、游泳

女生

秋季：越野、排球、网球、啦啦队

冬季：篮球、足球、水球

春季：垒球、田径、游泳

课外活动

西班牙俱乐部、水生生物学、嘻哈、黑人学生联盟、书籍俱乐部、漫画书、社区应急、美食

品尝、女权主义、同人圈、法国俱乐部、地质学、肚皮舞、印第安文化、国际净滩活动、日

本俱乐部、私人俱乐部、模拟联合国、国家荣誉高中生联盟、穆斯林学生联盟、哲学社、摄

影、红十字、自然科学、韵律、扶轮社

大学升学率：93%

2016年共75%毕业生获得大学奖学金！

近三年毕业生就读大学

贝勒大学、普渡大学、印第安纳波利斯大学、印第安纳大学、印第安纳州立大学、富兰克林学院、内华达大学、乔治城大学、佛罗里达大学、阿拉巴马大学、阿拉巴马州立大学、路易维尔大学、西肯塔基大学、贝拉明大学

附近机场: 安大略国际机场(ONT)。位于洛杉矶以东，一小时车程。

High Schools（8所高中）

·Alta Loma High School in Rancho Cucamonga

·Chaffey High School in Ontario

·Colony High School in Ontario

·Etiwanda High School in Rancho Cucamonga

·Los Osos High School in Rancho Cucamonga

·Montclair High School in Montclair

·Ontario High School in Ontario

·Rancho Cucamonga High School in Rancho Cucamonga

著名校友

■Gerald Alexander, former Boise State safety, 5-year NFL veteran.

■Hobie Alter, surfing and sailing entrepreneur.

■Jeff Ayres (formerly 'Jeff Pendergraph'), NBA player for the San Antonio Spurs and former Arizona State player.

■Carlos Bocanegra (graduated 1997), professional soccer player and former USMNT captain.

■Omar Bolden, NFL player.

■Richard Brehaut, UCLA quarterback.

■Vincent Brown, wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers.

■Jim Brulte, California Assemblyperson

■Charles Castronovo (graduated 1993), tenor and opera singer.

■Patrick Chung, former All-American safety for the Oregon Ducks, now plays for the New England Patriots.

■Kenyon Coleman (graduated 1997), NFL football player.

■Darren Collison, NBA player for the Los Angeles Clippers, former UCLA player[citation needed], New Orleans Hornets and Indiana Pacers player.

■William De Los Santos, screenwriter and movie director.

■Bob Doll, professional basketball player.

■Stewart Donaldson, author, psychologist, evaluation research scientist.

■Cameron Dunn (graduated 2001), professional soccer player who plays for Los Angeles Blues.

■Maurice Edu - professional soccer player, Rangers F.C.[citation needed], and regular on US Men's National Team; played in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

■Daren Gilbert is a P.E. teacher for Etiwanda High School and used to be a NFL player for the Saints.

■Bruce Grube, president, St. Cloud State University and Georgia Southern University.

■Nijah Harris, America's Next Top Model, Cycle 12 contestant.

■Nichkhun Buck Horvejkul, Thai-American entertainer, member of the South Korean boy band 2PM.

■Marvin Jones, NFL player for the Cincinnati Bengals.

■Rocky Long (graduated 1968), college football coach.

■Brenda Martinez, runner, 3rd in the world in 800 meters in 2013.

■Shelly Martinez, professional World Wrestling Entertainment/Extreme Championship Wrestling wrestler, actress, and model.

■Larry Maxie, professional baseball player (Atlanta Braves).

■Sid Monge (graduated 1970), retired Major League Baseball relief pitcher.

■Anthony Muñoz, professional football player, 1998 Football Hall of Fame inductee

■Al Newman, Major League Baseball player for the Minnesota Twins; member of Twins 1987 and 1991 World Championship teams.

■Joan O'Brien, actress, starred in films with Elvis Presley, Cary Grant and John Wayne.

■Adam Parada (graduated 1999), professional basketball player.

■Addison Reed, Major League Baseball pitcher for the New York Mets.

■Hal Reniff, professional baseball player (New York Yankees, New York Mets).

■Aaron Rifkin - professional baseball player for the Tulsa Drillers.

■Juan Roque, former football All-American at Arizona State University as an offensive tackle, Outland Trophy and Lombardi Award finalist in 1996, All Pacific-10 Conference First Team 1995 and 1996, member of 11-0 1996 team that played in the Rose Bowl on January 1, 1997, NFL football player with Detroit Lions 1997-1999, played for CFL with Toronto Argonauts in 2001, and Arizona State University Sports Hall of Fame Inductee in 2009.

■Jeff Rudy, Director of Football Operations, University of Utah. Former Ontario High School athletic director and offensive coordinator in 2003-2005.

■Robert Shaw, conductor.

■Averell Spicer, defensive lineman for the Chicago Bears.

■Mike Sweeney, Major League Baseball player for the Kansas City Royals. Played for the 1991 varsity baseball team that won the CIF Southern Section state title with an undefeated 26-0 record.

■Terrell Thomas, cornerback for USC and the New York Giants.

■Craig Lamar Traylor, actor, played Stevie on Malcolm in the Middle.

■Bobby Wagner, NFL player.

■Gary Wagner, disc jockey.

■Joseph Wambaugh, best-selling fiction author.

■Eric Weddle (graduated 2003), San Diego Chargers' defensive back.

■Scott Whittaker, player for the Oakland Raiders and University of Kansas.

■Kendall Williams, University of New Mexico starting point guard.

■The Young Bucks, brothers in TNA Wrestling.