West Chester East High School, home of the Vikings, is a four-year high school located in Chester County, Pennsylvania. It is one of three high schools in the West Chester Area School District. The core curriculum of English, Social Studies, Mathematics, and Science is offered on four levels (academic, honors, seminar and advanced placement) for college-bound students. English Literacy and Math Concepts courses are offered for less proficient students as well as basic-level courses in Social Studies and Science. Language classes include Spanish, French, German, Latin, Italian, and ESL (English as a second language).^[3] This article does not cite any references or sources. ... Capital Harrisburg Largest city Philadelphia Area  Ranked 33rd  - Total 46,055 sq mi (119,283 km²)  - Width 280 miles (455 km)  - Length 160 miles (255 km)  - % water 2. ... The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association, usually referred to as PIAA, is the governing body of high school and junior high school sports in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States. ... Chester County is a county located in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. ... The West Chester Area School District covers a 75 square-mile basis, for the area of West Chester, PA. The borough of West Chester is the center of the district. ...

Location

East High School is located in south-east Pennsylvania, on the border of East and West Goshen Township. East is one of three high schools in the West Chester Area School District(WCASD). It is on Ellis Lane and Airport Road, connected to Fugett Middle School. The West Chester Area School District covers a 75 square-mile basis, for the area of West Chester, PA. The borough of West Chester is the center of the district. ...

Awards and Rankings

National Honors

2002 Science Bowl - National Champions/ 2003 Science Bowl - National Champions/ 2004 Academic Team - National Champions/ 2006 DECA - First place, five finalists, seven awards

State Honors

2003 Baseball - State Champions/ 2003 Swim Team - 3rd Place, States/ 2004 Boys' Soccer - State Runner-Ups/ 2004 Cheerleading - 3rd Place, States/ 2005 Baseball - State Finalists/ 2005 Swim Team - 3rd Place, States/ 2005 Boys' Cross Country - State Champions/ 1989 Boys' Lacrosse - Undefeated State Champions/

Mission Statement

Construction Project

W.C. East began a construction project in 2003, which ended on October 27th, 2006. The construction involved a huge redevelopment of the entire school interior and campus. Additions were made for a science wing, new gymnasium, new lockers and an auditorium addition. Also, new sports fields, including 43 acres used for all-purpose fields, were built to enhance the athletic programs. Harold Zimmerman Stadium was renovated to include a state of the art track and artificial turf field. The interior was renovated, including new music rooms, a new full size cafeteria, an overhauled auditorium, and a new television studio for the school's TV program WVIK .

Notable Alumni

• Matt Schaub, NFL quarterback, Houston Texans
• Ryan Gibbs, soccer player, United States men's national soccer team
• Bam Margera, professional skateboarder and actor
• Chris Raab, member of the CKY Crew
• Brandon Dicamillo, member of the CKY Crew
• Jess Margera, drummer of the band CKY
• Deron Miller, guitarist and singer of the band CKY
• Kyle Gallner, Actor
• TJ Irwin, Musical Producer
• Ryan Irwin, Fashion Designer

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References

External links

• WCASD homepage
• East home