Elwood-John Glenn High School, located in the Elwood Union Free School District on Long Island’s North Shore, is renowned for its rigorous academics, supportive community, and dedication to preparing students for college, careers, and lifelong success. With an enrollment of approximately 1,000 students, the school offers a comprehensive curriculum featuring Advanced Placement (AP), honors, dual-enrollment, and career-focused courses, alongside robust extracurricular and enrichment programs.
2024–2025 Academic Year Highlights
The 2024–2025 school year marked significant achievements for Elwood-John Glenn, including a record number of AP Scholars and National Honor Society inductees. Students excelled in regional Science Olympiad competitions, DECA business challenges, and the school’s award-winning music and theater programs. The Class of 2025 earned acceptances to top SUNY, CUNY, and private universities, with several students securing merit scholarships in STEM and the humanities.
Academic Legacy and Culture
Elwood-John Glenn High School is rooted in a tradition of academic excellence, innovation, and community partnership. Faculty emphasize critical thinking, creativity, and leadership through a diverse array of AP, honors, and college-level courses. The school’s STEM pathways, business academies, and arts programs provide students with opportunities to explore their passions. A strong focus on service learning and peer mentorship fosters a culture of collaboration and civic responsibility.
By the Numbers
- Enrollment: ~1,000 students
- Graduation Rate: 96%
- Average SAT Score: 1170
- AP/Honors Courses Offered: 16+
- AP Exam Pass Rate: 72%
- National Honor Society Inductees (2024): 60+
- College Acceptance Rate: 94%
- Special Programs: STEM Research, Business & Entrepreneurship Academy, Dual-Enrollment Partnerships, Award-Winning Arts
Looking Ahead
Elwood-John Glenn High School plans to expand its AP course offerings, strengthen partnerships with local colleges for dual-enrollment opportunities, and enhance STEM and arts initiatives. The school remains committed to fostering innovation and ensuring every student graduates ready to thrive in a rapidly evolving world.