San Marcos High School (San Marcos, California) - Achievements

Achievements

2011-2012:

  • 11th Best High School in Nation, 3rd Best in State
  • 98.1% Graduation Rate
  • 1st Place, Northrup Grunman High School Innovation Challenge
  • Team America Rocketry Challenge Finalist
  • National French Contest: 22 of top 35 in SD County are from SMHS
  • Great Schools Ranking 10/10
  • Homefacts Ranking: A+
  • Avocado East Champions: Softball
  • Avocado East Champions: Girl's Soccer
  • Valley League Champions: Boy's Volleyball
  • League Champions: Wrestling

2010-2011:

  • "Most Positive School in the World", U.N. Nongovernmental Organizations
  • Team America Rocketry Challenge Finalist
  • 1st Place, San Diego County Fair High School Yearbook Contest
  • API Statewide Ranking: 9/10
  • API Similar Schools Ranking: 10/10
  • 7th in San Diego County, API Score 2010-2011
  • Avocado East Champions: Boy's Soccer
  • Avocado East Champions: Girl's Soccer
  • Valley League Champions: Boy's Volleyball
  • League Champions: Wrestling

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