Dulaney High School Facts

  • Dulaney was named a Maryland Blue Ribbon School of Excellence in 1995.
  • In Spring 2005, Dulaney was ranked among the top 1% of public high schools in the nation by Newsweek magazine.
  • National Merit Scholars: Class of 2005 - 4; Class of 2006 - 4
  • National Merit Commended Students: Class of 2005 - 39; Class of 2006 - 23
  • Maryland Distinguished Scholars: Class of 2005 - 36; Class of 2006 - 58
  • Dulaney offers the most Advanced Placement courses in the county:
    AP United States History
    AP European History
    AP Macro and Micro Economics
    AP United States Government
    AP Psychology AP Biology
    AP Chemistry
    AP Physics C
    AP Environmental Science
    AP English Language
    AP English Literature
    AP Calculus I/II
    AP Calculus III
    AP Statistics
    AP Computer Science
    AP French
    AP Spanish
    AP Latin
    AP Studio Art I and II
    AP Photography
    AP Music Theory
  • In Spring 2005, 438 Dulaney students took 975 AP exams. Of this number, 85% scored a 3, 4, or 5 on the exams. In 2004-05, 67% of our seniors and 42% of our juniors were enrolled in at least one AP course.
  • SAT average combined score:
    Class of 2002 - 1138
    Class of 2003 - 1134
    Class of 2004 - 1140
    Class of 2005 - 1132
    Five year average of 1136.
    In 2004-05, 85% of our seniors took the SAT.
  • In 2004-05 172 students received AP Scholar designation: 61 AP Scholars; 27 AP Scholars with Honors; 68 AP Scholars with Distinction; 16 National AP Scholars.
  • We offer world language courses through level six in French, Spanish, and Latin.
  • All students have access to any course or experience at Dulaney High School.
  • Over 45% of Dulaney students earned honor roll status in 2004-05.
  • Dulaney offers over 70 different clubs and organizations for students to join.
  • Dulaney provides a full interscholastic athletic program for both males and females. In the 2004-05 school year, our teams won 2 state championships, 12 division championships, 12 county championships, participated in six regional championship games, and one girl cross state runner-up.
  • Eighty percent (80%) of our athletes received all-academic awards in 2004-05.
  • The Griffin, our school newspaper, has received the following awards from Scholastic Press Association at Columbia University School of Journalism: 2003 - gold medal; 2004 - gold medal; 2005 - silver medal.
  • Sequel, our literary magazine, has received the following awards: Gold Medalist Certificate, Columbia Scholastic Press Association, 2004-2005; All American, National Scholastic Press Association, 1993-2004; All Southern, Southern Scholastic Press Association, 1993-2005.
  • In 2005-06, 58 students were selected to the Baltimore County Honors Band, Orchestra, or Chorus. In 2004-05, five students were selected to the All-State Band; seven students were selected to the All-State Chorus.