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Community

Millbrae is a city of approximately 20,800 located 16 miles south of San Francisco. It is a diverse community, crossing all socio-economic and ethnic lines.

 

School

Mills high School is one of seven schools in the San Mateo Union High School District. The San Mateo Union High School District has an open enrollment policy and as such, Mills High Schools Draws its student population from the entire district.

 

Ethnic Distribution

African-American 1%
Asian 55%
Filipino 8%
Latino 14%
Pacific Islander 2%
White 19%

 

Current enrollment in Grades 9-12 is approximately 1345. The academic calendar is two semesters of 18 weeks. Classes meet two days per week on a modified block schedule. Three days a week, classes are 51 minutes in duration; and on a block day, the classes are 92 minutes in duration.

  • This year, Mills received an Academic Performance Index (API) of 865.
  • Mills is the highest ranking comprehensive high school in San Mateo County.
  • In 2006, Mills High School was granted a six-year accreditation through the Western Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges organization.
  • In 1988, 1996, and 2009, Mills High School was designated a California Distinguished School for its innovative programs and academic excellence.

Grading

  • Each course has a value of five credits. A total of 220 credits are required for graduation
  • Weighted GPA is based on University of California approved A-G high school courses only. College courses are NOT weighted.
  • Grade point average is computed in September, February, and June. All courses taken in each grade, including PE, will be used.

 


Graduation Requirements

English 40
Mathematics 30
Social Science 35
Science 20
World Languages 10
Fine Performing Arts 10
Physical Education 20
Health 5
Electives 50
   
Total 220 credits

Advanced Standing Courses

English 1-2 AS

English 3-4 AS

Modern World History AS

 


Honors Courses

English 5-6 H

Chinese 7-8 H

 


Advanced Placement Courses

Biology AP

Calculus AB AP

Calculus BC AP

Chemistry AP

English Literature and Composition AP

Government and Politics AP

Japanese Language AP

Macroeconomics AP

Physics B AP

Spanish Language and Composition AP

Statistics AP

Studio Art AP

United States History AP

 


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SAT Score Report

 

2009

2010

2011

Critical Reading Average

543

545

537

Math Average

597

595

596

Writing Average

548

556

544

SAT Average

1688

1696

1677


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