Ames Community School District - District Enrollment

Academics :
Ames Community School District

Our student test scores are well above state and national norms and district achievement goals have been established to challenge us toward even higher levels of student success.

Ames Students receive many accolades for achievements in academics , fine arts, athletics, extra curricular activities and volunteer service.

National and State achievement test scores show our students performing at a high level of proficiency. Nearly one third of Ames High students retain a grade point of 3.5 or higher.

Ames High School typically produces the greatest number of National Merit Scholars in the state.

Thirteen Ames High School students
have been named Presidential Scholars.

Approximately half of Ames High
Graduates attending college at Iowa
Regents Universities maintain a grade point average above 3.0 in their freshman year.

For more information regarding student expectations, student assesments and research request, please visit the
School Improvement section of our website.

Educational Service Center

Phone. 515. 268-6600
Ames Community School District
Educational Services Center
415 Stanton Avenue
Ames, Iowa 50014-7331
www.ames.k12.ia.us

"The mission of the Ames Community Schools is to ensure that all learners develop the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values and personal esteem necessary to grow in and shape a changing society."

Please see the District Profile or Reports page for more information .

It is the policy of the Ames Community School District to maintain a nondiscriminatory environment in every aspect of the operation of the District. The District will provide equal educational and employment opportunities without regard to sex, race, national origin, religion, creed, age, marital status, sexual orientation, disability, or socioeconomic status in its educational programs and activities or its employment and personnel policies. Dr. Tim Taylor, Superintendent, is the reporting officer for affirmative action, desegregation, and discrimination. Any questions should be directed to: Dr. Tim E. Taylor - Educational Services Center- 415 Stanton Ave.- Ames, IA 50014– (515) 268-6610

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