Scranton HS

Scranton High School is a public high school in Scranton, Pennsylvania, for students in grades 9–12. There are two high schools in the Scranton School District, and this is one of them. The school has between 2,300 and 2,400 students, and there are about 17 teachers for every student. This makes it possible to teach at a college in a big city. Scranton High School offers a full academic program, with Advanced Placement® classes and tests. About 14% of students are in college-level classes called AP classes. Taking the SAT and ACT, getting help with their schoolwork, and joining programs that help them learn more are other ways for students to get ready for college and work. The curriculum is mostly about the main subjects, how to think critically, and how to get ready for college and other things you can do after high school. The school has a lot of different kinds of students, and about 64% of them are not white. The school is in a neighborhood where all the kids can get help with their money. Reports for the school year 2025–2026 show that 12% of students are good at math and 54% are good at reading.

Scranton High School is very excited! The school had a great month recently. The best part was that their football team won the bell game 51-6, which was their seventh straight win and the seventh time they won the bell. Governor Shapiro's record-breaking investments in K–12 education are also helping the school. There is more money, for instance, for career readiness programs, mental health services, and making schools safer. Also, the seniors from Scranton High School showed off their skills at the HOK Carnival, which made a lasting impression on the crowd.

Q1. Does Scranton High help students get ready for college?

Ans. Students can take the SAT and ACT and get help with their college applications.

Q2. Do teachers encourage students to join clubs and activities outside of school?

Ans. Yes, of course! Students can find out what they like and improve their skills through sports, clubs, and arts programs.

Q3. Does the school encourage people to get involved in the community?

Ans. Yes, students do volunteer work and service programs that make them more responsible citizens.

Q4. Is it possible for students to learn how to be leaders?

Ans. Yes, being on the student council or in a group gives you chances to lead and work with others.

Q5. Are there any programs that are creative?

Ans. Yes, students can be creative by doing music, drama, and visual arts.