Burrell HS

Burrell High School is a public school in Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania, that teaches grades 9 through 12. The Burrell School District only has this one high school. There are about 700 to 750 students at the school, and the student-to-teacher ratio is about 15:1. This makes it easier for teachers to give each student individual attention and get them involved. Burrell High School offers a lot of different academic programs, like Advanced Placement® classes and tests. Around 30% of students take AP classes, which lets them learn at the college level. The school also helps students get ready for college by giving them the SAT and ACT tests, academic advice, and fun things to do. The main things that students learn are the basics of school, how to think critically, and how to get ready for college and other paths. There are about 8% of the students who are minorities, and about 38% of the students can get help with money. In the school year 2025–2026, reports show that about 42% of students are good at math and 63% are good at reading. This shows how students' grades have changed over time. Burrell High School is in a suburban area, which is a nice place to be.

Burrell High School is making waves with its innovative Independent Study & Career Readiness program, offering students real-world experiences and career exploration opportunities. Over 120 students have participated, with many more companies expressing interest in collaborating. The school's focus on future readiness has earned it recognition as a Lighthouse School System by AASA. Additionally, Burrell High School has been recognized globally for its wellbeing education initiatives

Q1. Does Burrell High School help students get ready for college?

Ans. Yes, students can take the SAT and ACT tests with help to get ready for college.

Q2. Do you offer advanced academic programs?

Ans. For sure! Students are challenged and learn how to think critically in honors and AP classes at the school.

Q3. Are students allowed to do arts and crafts and perform?

Ans. Yes, music, theater, and visual arts classes give students a chance to be creative and show off their artistic skills.

Q4. Are there chances for students to be leaders?

Ans. Yes, being on the student council, in clubs, or on a team project helps people learn how to be responsible, work with others, and lead.

Q5. Does the school want people to get involved in the community?

Ans. Yes, students take part in service-learning and volunteer programs that encourage them to be active members of their communities.