1040 East Main Street                       Zanesville, OH 43701 

Telephone: (740) 452-7504       Fax: (740) 455-5080

Accredited by the State of Ohio             Grades: 9-12, total enrollment:  146
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CEEB Code:  365750                          Size of Senior class:   33

COMMUNITY

Located in the Appalachian region of Muskingum County, Zanesville is 55 miles east of Columbus, Ohio.  The population of Muskingun County is 84,585. Zanesville is a small city of 25,277 people whose median family income is $26,642. Bishop Rosecrans students travel from Morgan, Perry and Guernsey counties as well.

Major corporations in Zanesville are Kellogg's, Plaskolite, Wendy's International, Anchor Glass Container, Dollar General, United Technologies, GEnesis Healthcare System, and the Longaberger Company. Others include Lear Corporation, AK Steel, and Auto Zone. 

Zanesville has an art center with 6 galleries and the city hosts two amateur theater groups.  Nationally recognized musical groups, plays, and other entertainment are able to perform in the 1800 seat Secrest Auditorium.  There are two college campuses, Ohio University regional campus (OUZ) and Zane State College.  Muskingum College is 15 miles east of Zanesville.
STATISTICS (Current as of September 2007) 
100% of the class of 2007 attend college
96% attend a 4 year college & 4% attend a 2 year college
Class of 2007 ACT Mean score ( 33 students): Composite 23.3

Accredited by Ohio Catholic Accrediting Association
Teacher Education Levels: 50% Hold Masters degrees
Average Teaching Experience:  23 years per teacher
Student / Teacher Ratio:  10.5 to 1
15% of students are non-Catholic
CURRICULUM
Requirements for Graduation
COURSES
 CLASS OF
2011
 CLASS OF
2010
 CLASS OF
2009
 CLASS OF
2008
          Religion
 4
 4
 4
 4
          English
 4
 4
 4
 4
          Social Studies
 3
 3
 3
 3
          Mathematics
 3
 3
 3
 3
          Science (must have 1 each
             in biological and physical
             sciences
 		3
 3
 3
 3
          Health
 .5
 .5
 .5
 .5
          PE
 .5
 .5
 .5
 .5
          Electives * * 
6
 6
 6
 6
          Total Credit Hours
 23
 23
 23
 23
          Christian Service
 40 hr..
 40 hr.. 40 hr.. 40 hr..
          Ohio Graduation Test
 Pass
 Pass Pass Pass
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          * *  Electives -- 1 elective credit or 2 elective half credits must include:  Business / Technology ,
                Fine Arts or Foreign Language

Post secondary Enrollment Options (Senate Bill 140)
     Students are given the opportunity to participate in the Post Secondary Enrollment Options,
     allowing them to take college courses for high school and/or college credit.
Grading Scale and Point System
A   (4.0) = 93-100        C+ (2.5) = 82-84
B+ (3.5) = 90-92          C   (2.0) = 76-81 
B   (3.0) = 85-89          D   (1.0) = 70-75
Courses are not weighted with respect to difficulty. Class rank is not weighted.
Interpretation of Transcript
Final Average (FV) for a course is determined by averaging first semester (MV) and second semester (S2) grades. Each quarter grade is worth 20% of the final course grade. The Midterm Exam (MX) and the Final Exam (FX) are each valued at 10% of the final grade.
Colleges
In the last 8 years, our graduates have been accepted at the following colleges/universities
  • Ohio public colleges and universities
  • Allegheny College
  • American University
  • Ashland University
  • Boston University
  • Brown University
  • Capital University
  • Carnegie Mellon University
  • Case Western University
  • College of Charleston
  • Colorado School of Mines
  • Dayton University
  • Davidson University
  • Denison University
  • Duke University
  • Duquesne
  • Eckerd
  • Findlay University
  • John Carrol University
  • College of Kalamazoo
  • Loyola University (Chicago)
  • Marietta College
  • Mary Washington University
  • Muskingum College
  • Northwestern University
  • New York University
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  • Notre Dame
  • Oberlin College
  • Ohio Dominican College
  • Ohio Northern University
  • Otterbein College
  • Penn State University
  • Purdue
  • Rochester Institute of Technology
  • St. Johns University
  • Seton Hall University
  • Swarthmore
  • The University of the South
  • University of Kentucky
  • University of North Dakota
  • University of Rhode Island
  • University of Virginia
  • Ursuline
  • Vanderbilt
  • Villanova
  • Wake Forest
  • Walsh University
  • Washington University
  • William and Mary
  • Wilmington College
  • College of Wooster
  • Xavier (Cincinnati)
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