Weber High School Profile

WEBER HIGH SCHOOL

430 W. Weber High Drive, Pleasant View, UT 84414

Counseling Office:  801-476-3703

Main Office:  801-476-3700

Fax:  801-476-3799

CEEB Code: 450-270

http://www.weber.wsd.net

Community

Weber High School is located in Pleasant View, Utah about 5 miles north of Ogden,Utah. It serves the residents of Pleasant View, North Ogden, Harrisville, Huntsville, Eden, and Liberty.  Expectations from family, faculty and administration are high.  Students are very respectful and considerate of their peers and adults.  The community consists of mostly middle to upper class homes. 

District 

Weber School District is located in northern Utah in the heart of Weber County.  Nestled within the Wasatch Region, Weber School District serves the educational needs of Weber Cone, Fremont Cone, Roy Cone, Westfield Cone and Bonneville Cone.  The District is one of the state’s largest and fastest growing areas boasting a diversified economic base.  Currently, the district consists of seven high schools, ten junior highs and 29 elementary schools utilizing a K-6, 7-9 and 10-12 grade-level configuration.

School

Weber High School is accredited by AdvancED and is a 6A comprehensive three-year public high school with an enrollment of approximately 2000 students in grades 10-12. Weber is located in Pleasant View, Utah about 5 miles north of Ogden,Utah. It serves the residents of Pleasant View, North Ogden, Harrisville, Huntsville, Eden, and Liberty. Most students are high achieving and 90% will go on to pursue additional education at either a four-year or two-year institution of higher learning. Weber High School offers a diverse curriculum designed to meet the academic and socio-emotional needs of all leaders, and includes over 30 Concurrent Enrollment classes and 17 Advanced Placement classes. 

Curriculum

The academic program is organized on a block schedule. Eight credits per semester is the maximum course load; students take eight 80-minute block classes and one 35-minute class called FLEX.  Students attend four block classes and the FLEX class daily. Block classes are semester-long; each block class meets every other day. 

The FLEX period is a general study hall class. It is held every day for 35 minutes.  Additionally, students may use the FLEX period – with prior teacher approval – for make-up or test retakes or additional help/tutoring from one of their teachers. All student assemblies and announcements will take place during the FLEX class period.

These AP courses are offered:  Art History, Biology, Calculus AB and BC, Chemistry, English Language and Composition, English Literature and Composition, Environmental Science, European History, Psychology, Studio Art, Government and Politics: United States, Government and Politics: Comparative, Physics 1, Statistics, United States History. AP world language and culture courses offered include German and Spanish. AP is an open-enrollment program.

Honors classes are offered in English 10, English 11, United States History, World History, Math 2, and Math 3.

The Concurrent Enrollment (CE) program enables juniors and seniors to enroll in courses and earn college credits at local institutions of higher education.  There are currently over 30 CE classes that are available for students to take.

Grading and Ranking

Rank

Class rank is based upon Grade Point Average (GPA).   

Grade Point Average (GPA) Calculation

GPA is computed using the above quality points. Beginning with grade nine, all subjects, whether passed or failed, are included in the computation. A minimum of 27 credits is required for graduation. In addition, each student must complete the Civics Test. Grades are recorded on the transcript and GPA is computed at the end of every quarter.

High School Graduation Requirements

4 Credits of English (Language Arts)

You must complete:

• 1.0 Credit English 9

• 1.0 Credit English 10 or English 10 Honors

• 1.0 Credit English 11, English 11 Honors or AP Language,

• 1.0 of your choice: English 12, AP Literature & Composition, Creative Writing (0.50 credit), Journalism, or Debate. You may also chose WSU Intro to Interpersonal Communication (COMM2110) with a cumulative 3.0 GPA or better; WSU Intro to College Writing (ENGL1010) with a cumulative 3.0 GPA or better & a minimum of 17 on the English & reading portions of the ACT. If you score a 29 or better on the English portion of the ACT or pass the AP Language Test with a 3 or better, you may use WSU Intermediate College Writing (ENGL2010) for your English 12 credit.

3 Credits of Mathematics

You must complete:

• 1.0 Credit Secondary Math 1 (or Math 1 Honors)

• 1.0 Credit Secondary Math 2 (or Math 2 Honors)

• 1.0 Credit Secondary Math 3 (or Math 3 Honors)

• Parents may sign a formal request in the PCCR for a student to replace Secondary Math 3 with one of the following math classes: Statistics, AP Statistics, AP Calculus, College Prep Math, Accounting 1 & 2, or Math Decision for Life.

3 Credits of Science

You must complete:

• At least 2.0 credits from the five foundation areas of science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science & Earth Systems. Each science area has an AP option available.

• One additional credit must be completed from the foundation classes or one of the following: Astronomy, Animal Science, Digital Electronics, Medical Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Forensics, Natural Resource Science or Plant & Soil Science. 

3 Credits of Social Studies

You must complete:

• 0.5 Credit Geography

• 1.0 Credit Ancient/Modern History, AP European History, or World History Honors

• 1.0 Credit US History, AP American History, or History 1700 and

• 0.5 Credit US Government & Citizenship, US Government Honors or AP US Government & Citizenship

• Students must also pass a Basic US Civics Test to receive a high school diploma as of January 1, 2016. 

1.5 Credits of Physical Education

• Fitness for Life is required for 0.5 credit of the total 1.5 PE credit needed.

1.5 Credits of Fine Arts

1.0 Credit of Career & Technical Education (CTE)

0.5 Credit of Health Education

0.5 Credit of Digital Studies

0.5 Credit of Financial Literacy

8.5 Credits of Electives

*For a complete description of the courses offered, visit https://sites.google.com/wsd.net/whs-course-guide/home?authuser=0

Extracurricular Programs

Weber High School offers a rich set of extracurriculars to supplement its core academic program.  Below are the extracurricular opportunities available to students.

Athletics

Arts

Clubs and Groups

Standardized Test Results 2024

ACT Test Results

• 780 students were tested
• Average Composite Score = 20.1
• Average English Score = 19.1
• Average Mathematics Score = 19.6
• Average Reading Score = 20.9
• Average Science Score = 20.2

Advanced Placement Results

• In May 2024, 556 took AP Exams

• A total of 594 exams were taken in 20 subjects

• 74% of the AP Exams received scores of 3 or higher

• Percentage of students that received a 3 or higher in each AP test:

• Art History = 40%

• Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio = 83%

• English Language and Composition = 87%

• English Literature and Composition = 100%

• European History = 84%

• Human Geography = 61%

• Psychology = 67%

• United State Government and Politics = 93%

• United States History = 87%

• Calculus AB = 86%

• Calculus BC = 93%

• Statistics = 100%

• Biology = 68%

• Chemistry = 67%

• Physics 1 = 47%

• Seminar = 100%

• Research = 67%

• Spanish Language and Culture = 59%

• Chinese Language and Culture = 46%

• German Language and Culture = 67%

SAT Test

We do not widely promote the SAT test and have very few students that take it because the majority of our students go to in-state schools that only require the ACT test.

College Acceptances and Graduation

92.4% Graduation Rate (Class of 2023)

Class of 2023 (Weber School District)

First year enrollments (2023-2024):

41% Enrolled in College for the Fall 

University of Utah - 61

Utah State University - 106

Weber State University - 500

Southern Utah University - 22

Snow College - 21

Utah Tech University - 33

Utah Valley University - 27

Salt Lake Community College - 10

Davis Technical College - 57

Ogden-Weber Tech College - 436

Other In-State - 34

Other Out-of-State - 73

*Status Unknown - 1,284

*The majority of these students serve a 2-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints right after high school graduation before starting college.