Antietam MS/HS

Antietam Middle School/High School is a public school in Reading, Pennsylvania, that serves grades 7–12. It is the only high school in the Antietam School District. The school has about 500–600 students and a student-to-teacher ratio of about 15:1, which makes for a more personalized learning environment. Antietam Middle School/High School has a full academic program that includes Advanced Placement® classes and tests. About 28% of students take AP classes, which shows that they are interested in advanced academic opportunities. As part of their academic planning, students can also take college readiness tests like the SAT and ACT. The school serves a community where most students can get help with their finances, and about 64% of the students are from a minority group. Reported proficiency levels for the 2025–2026 school year show that about 23% of students are good at math and 67% are good at reading. This gives us an idea of how well students are doing in school.

Things are getting better at Antietam Middle-Senior High School! The school will get more than $7.8 million in grants to fix environmental damage caused by last summer's terrible flooding. This money will help with repairs and rebuilding, which will make the learning environment safer and healthier for students. The school's volleyball team also just beat Lincoln Leadership Academy High School in a match by a score of 3–0.

Q1. Does Antietam Middle School/High School give students chances to learn by doing things?

Ans. Yes, students can do hands-on projects and activities that connect what they learn in class to what they do in the real world.

Q2. Do students get help getting ready for college entrance exams?

Ans. Yes, of course! Along with SAT and ACT tests, the school helps students get ready for college.

Q3. What does the school do to help students do well in school?

Ans. The school encourages a culture of hard and advanced learning by offering AP courses to 28% of its students.

Q4. Are there any programs that can help you become a better leader and work with others?

Ans. Yes, students can join clubs, work on group projects, and be part of student organizations that encourage teamwork and leadership.

Q5. Does the school make it easy for students to learn?

Ans. Yes, students get personal attention and guidance to help them succeed because there are not many students per teacher and the staff is dedicated.