STANFORD ACHIEVEMENT TEST

Scores on the Stanford Achievement Test (SAT) for students in grades 1-6 have been exceptional and stable through the years. A score of 50 indicates the national average and scores above 70 are considered indicative of high achievement. Over the past four years, the MH composite for all students has been an 84. Even more significant, the SAT report that charts the number of students scoring at or above expectations is consistently 93% or higher of the total school population.

 

ACT SCORES FOR 2010-2011

Several students in next year's graduating class have already earned scores of 30 or higher on their ACT. Among the top scores reported thus far: Holly Allamel, Gracie Garrett, Jessica Ly, Ryan Nichols, Andrew Pyle, Taylor Stults, and Randall Turner.

 

ELIZABETH BRUCE IS A 2009-2010 NATIONAL MERIT FINALIST

Elizabeth Bruce continued the strong MH tradition in the National Merit Scholarship competition by earning finalist status. Elizabeth is the daughter of Chancey and Moira Bruce. She is active in the school's drama, chorus and forensics programs.

 

INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION IS THE KEY

 

 

Working with students on a one-on-one basis makes a big difference. MHBS faculty are committed to providing an optimal learning experience for each child.

 

 

 

 

 

 

DUKE TALENT SEARCH 2009-2010 (GRADES 4 and 5)

• Mars Hill Bible School is happy to announce that 26 fifth graders qualified
  to participate in the 2009-2010 4th & 5th Grade Talent Search.To qualify, a student must score 95% or above on a national recognized
  achievement such as the Sanford Achievement Test.  Duke University
  recognizes the following students as  academically gifted students.
  The following students in the Middle School qualified in the
  2009-2010 Duke Talent Search:
  Sam Abernathy, James Anderson, Anna Bingham, Lucy Burch, Kesley Butler, Ashlee Byrd, Hailey Chastain, Laura Choate, Katy Clark, Jacob Henningan, Hayden Hibbett, Roxie Hipps, Steven Hunt, Brantley Jackson, Mason Jones, Joseph Killen, Jacob Klingbeil, Dylan McCool, Brittney McDaniel, Hannah Miller, Kayley O’Kelley, Noah Phillips, Sam Segars, Laken Swinea, Bradley Thigpen, and  Ryder Winborn.

   

  Mars Hill Bible School is also happy to announce that 26 fourth graders qualified to participate in the 2009-2010 4th & 5th Grade Talent Search.To qualify, a student must score 95% or above on a national recognized
  achievement such as the Sanford Achievement Test.  Duke University
  recognizes the following students as  academically gifted students.
  The following students in the Middle School qualified in the
  2009-2010 Duke Talent Search:

  Jolie Bates, Emory Brown, Paul Brown, Kayla Butler, Christina Etienne, Sophie Fox, Alex Hopper, Seth Jacobs, Megan Lyons, Grayson McGuire, Allie Mitchell, Savannah Montgomery, Phoebe Moon, Livia Olive, Jude Owens, Katherine Pitts, Hannah Pope, Olivia Puryear, Nathan Rikard, Chandler Ross, Seth Swinea, Jackson Turner, Seth Williams, Evan Woodis, and Macy Wright.

 

DUKE TALENT SEARCH 2009-2010 (GRADE 7)

• Mars Hill Bible School is happy to announce that 29 seventh grade students qualified to participate in the 2009-2010 Duke Talent Search.  For a student to qualify, a student must score 95% or above on a nationally recognized achievement such as the Sanford Achievement Test or the Iowa Achievement Test.  Students may take either the ACT or the SAT.  They may receive state and national recognition for their score.  The following students in the Middle School qualified in the 2009-2010 Duke Talent Search:

  Courtney Adcock, Dakota Allen, Anna Brown, Katie Clemons, Kaleb Dixon, Hannah Foust, John Grissom, Sidney Harmon, Barrett Hibbett, Steven Humphries, Luke Jones, Gates Killen, Thomas May, Silas McGee, Landon Montgomery, Shelby Patterson, Zane Patterson, Garrett Pitts, Lydia Powers, Joseph Pyle, Allie Rappuhn, Rachel Richmond, Taylor Row, Ethan Smith, Michaela South, Peyton Swinney, Rhett Thigpen, Jeremi Vo, Annsley Wilson.