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Ed White High School (public high school) Motto "To Boldy Go Where Ed White Has Never Gone Before." Established 1971 Principal Jackie Simmons, Jr. Location Jacksonville, Florida, USA Campus Urban Colors Green & Gold           Mascot Commanders Website www.duvalschools.org/edwhite/ Edward H. White High School is a public high school operated by the Duval County Public Schools. It is located on Jacksonville's Westside. It is almost exclusively referred to by Jacksonville denizens as "Ed White High School", not "White High School". Contents 1 History 2 Miss Ed White Title Holders 3 Improvement needed 4 AP curriculum 5 Model United Nations Program 6 Swimming Pool 7 Notable alumni 8 References 9 External links // History The school opened in 1971 and was named in honor of Edward Higgins White, U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and NASA astronaut who he became the first American to conduct a spacewalk. He later died in a fire during a training exercise aboard Apollo 1 on January 27, 1967 along with fellow astronauts “Gus" Grissom and Roger Chaffee. When the school first opened, like all high schools in the county, it serviced students in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. In 1991 the schoolboard implemented a change in grade distribution that affected nearly all schools in the county. 9th graders, who had previously attended "junior high schools", were switched to traditional high schools, matching the four-year pattern found in the vast majority of high schools in the United States. Since August 1991, Ed White has been one of these four year high schools, serving 9th through 12th grades. The school started because of overflow from Forrest High School, also on the west side. When the school was first built, it had several experimental "open classrooms." These were larger rooms that had several classes in one. In 1987, walls were put up so that individual classrooms could be made. Miss Ed White Title Holders 1973 Muriel Moore 1974 Kim Hollinger 1975 Betsy Graham 1976 Sandy Croft 1977 Joanne Crumpton 1978 Dawn Walklett 1979 Tracie Brinkley 1980 Cindy Rhoden 1981 Velvet Williams 1982 Darlene Hagan 1983 Sherry Jenkins 1984 Tammy Green 1985 Jennifer Gandy 1986 Tina Mulholland 1987 Amy Leggett 1988 Bonnie Dennard 1989 Jennifer Heath 1990 Danese Hupp 1991 Casey Gibson 1992 Tracy Briggs 1993 Majorie Charles 1994 Allison Clarke 1995 Cheri Lee 1996 Kathy Pierce 1997 Jennifer Willis 1998 Erica Prescott 1999 Crissie Nolan 2000 Amy Lynskey 2001 Apple Guioa 2002 Janita Ocana 2003 Jennifer Veal 2004 Ashley Garelick 2005 Ashley Blakely 2006 Kristin Woodard 2007 Emily Thrift 2008 Marci Vann 2009 Janaye Rodgers 2010 Priscilla McDonald Improvement needed Ed White was given a grade of "C" by the Florida Department of Education in 2004-2005. Ed White was given a grade of "D" by the Florida Department of Education in 2006-2007.[1] Ed White was given a grade of "F" by the Florida Department of Education in 2007-2008.[2] Ed White was given a grade of "D" by the Florida Department of Education in 2008-2009.[3] AP curriculum Ed White currently offers 20 Advanced Placement courses to challenge the brightest students.[4] Psychology Microeconomics Macroeconomics Biology Environmental Science Physics B Calculus AB Statistics European History United States History English Language English Literature Spanish Language Human Geography Comparative Government & Politics United States Government & Politics Art History Studio Art Model United Nations Program Ed White High School is one of very few Model UN programs in the Northeast Florida region, and has been successful at conferences throughout the state including KnightMUN, GatorMUN, BullMUN, the Volusia County Model UN, and most importantly, FHSMUN (the Florida High Schools Model United Nations). Performance History at Florida High Schools Model United Nations Year Award Country 2005 (XXVI) Distinguished Delegation France 2006 (XXVII) Distinguished Delegation The Philippines 2007 (XXVIII) Honorable Mention Delegation Japan 2008 (XXIX) Distinguished Delegation The United Kingdom (also had delegates as the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea) 2009 (30) Distinguished Delegation The United Kingdom (also had delegates as the Islamic Republic of Iran) 2010 (31) Distinguished Delegation The People's Republic of China 2010 (31) Honorable Mention Delegation The Kingdom of Spain In May 2009, the team also participated at the 10th Annual UNA-USA Model United Nations Conference held in New York City. As Peru, the team won Honorable Mention in General Assembly Sixth Committee and UN Climate Change Conference: Latin America.[5] Swimming Pool The school has an outdoor pool which is used by the athletic teams and physical education classes during the academic year; then it becomes a free public pool operated by the City of Jacksonville Parks & Recreation Department during the summer months. Notable alumni Laura Croft- "Holly's World" star and Playboy Playmate Miss July 2008 References ^ "School Demographic, Assessment, and Accountability Data". Duval County Public Schools. February 13, 2008. http://www.duvalschools.org/reseval/Schools/SchoolResearchData.asp?School=223. Retrieved 2008-02-16.  ^ "2008 School Grades" (PDF). Duval County Public Schools. July 8, 2008. http://www.duvalschools.org/reseval/DistrictPerformance/2008/OFFICIAL%202008%20SCHOOL%20GRADES%20Sch%20Alpha.pdf. Retrieved 2008-07-08.  ^ "2009 School Grades" (PDF). Duval County Public Schools. July 8, 2009. http://www.duvalschools.org/reseval/DistrictPerformance/2009/OFFICIAL_2009_SCHOOL_GRADES_Sch_Alpha.pdf. Retrieved 2009-07-24.  ^ Great Schools website: Edward H. White High School ^ http://www.unausa.org/unausamun/chronicle External links Ed White High School website Duval County Public Schools website v • d • e Duval County Public Schools High Schools Douglas Anderson • Atlantic Coast • Baldwin • Darnell Cookman • Englewood • First Coast • Fletcher • Forrest • Jackson • Lee • Mandarin • Terry Parker • Paxon • Peterson • Raines • Randolph • Ribault • Sandalwood • Stanton • Ed White • Wolfson Middle Schools Arlington • Baldwin • Eugene Butler • Darnell-Cookman • Jefferson Davis • Alfred I. duPont • Duncan Fletcher • John E. 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