SAT School Day

Wabash High School leads the State of Indiana in the percentage of high school seniors who take the SAT.  The reason why we are the state leader is because we are one of a few select high schools in the State of Indiana to offer the SAT to all students at no cost to families.  We offer this program to all students because we are committed to all of our students.

Last fall, all freshman through juniors took the PSAT and all seniors were provided the SAT. Tomorrow, March 1st, all Wabash High School juniors will take the SAT during the school day.  By the time a student graduates from Wabash High School, she will be provided 3 opportunities to take the PSAT and 2 opportunities to take the SAT.  This program ensures that college entrance exams will not be a barrier to any student.  Furthermore, Wabash City Schools' commitment to ensuring every student is college and career ready builds a college going identity in all of our students.  We believe in the infinite worth of all of our students, and our commitment to the SAT School Day program is an example of our vision.

If you have questions about SAT School Day or other college and career programs offered by Wabash City Schools, please contact Wabash High School principal Kyle Wieland at 260-563-4131 or wielandk@apaches.k12.in.us

Wabash University High School Application

8th & 9th Grade Parents:

Just a reminder that the 2017-2018 Wabash University High School Applications are due tomorrow March, 1st.  If you have any questions regarding the application or the process, please contact either Wabash High School principal Kyle Wieland at 563-4131 or Early College Dean Jennifer Hughes at 563-7481, ext 1255 or email at jhughes@vinu.edu  Applications can be picked up at the Wabash High School office.

In 2015, Wabash High School was endorsed by the Center of Excellence in Leadership of Learning (CELL) at the University of Indianapolis as one of 13 early college high schools in the state of Indiana.  In addition to earning a high school diploma, Wabash University High School students can earn either a 30 credit hour General Education Transfer Core Certificate or a 60 credit hour Associate Degree in Computer Networking and Security, Culinary Arts, General Studies, Cosmetology, or Law Enforcement from Vincennes University.  The 30 credit hour General Education Transfer Core Certificate is transferable to any state college or University.

Wabash University High School provides a savings to parents of thousands of dollars.  Most students will pay no more than $25 a credit hour and students who are on free and reduced lunch program pay nothing.  This is a significant savings to families as most universities charge between $133 and $330 a credit hour.