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School Profile

Whitewater High School

School Profile 2026–2027

100 Wildcat Way, Fayetteville, GA 30215

Phone: 770.460.3935 | Website: www.whs.fcboe.org | CEEB: 111279

About Our School & Community

Whitewater High School is a comprehensive public high school in the Fayette County Public School System, serving approximately 1,300 students in grades 9–12 (Class of 2027: ~300 students).

Our school offers a rigorous college preparatory curriculum organized on a 7-period day across two 18-week semesters. Each course earns 0.5 credit per term. Juniors and seniors with a weighted GPA of 3.0 or higher may opt out of one period.

Located 25 miles south of Atlanta, our vibrant, family-oriented suburb benefits from a strong local economy with major employers in healthcare, aviation, technology, and education.

Administration & Counseling Staff

Administration

  • Krystin Hall, Principal

  • Jason Barnes, Assistant Principal

  • Kelly Hoofnagle, Assistant Principal

  • Jay Manning, Assistant Principal

  • Christina Rufenacht, Assistant Principal

Counseling Department

  • Mrs. Anslee Mask (A–D): mask.anslee@fcboe.org

  • Ms. Kelly Floyd (E–K): floyd.kelly@fcboe.org

  • Mrs. Jessica Maddox (L–Ri): maddox.jessica@fcboe.org

  • Ms. Kelly Hubbard (Ro–Z): hubbard.kelly@fcboe.org

  • Mrs. Flora O'Hara, Infinite Campus Specialist

  • Ms. Melissa Betsill, Records Secretary

At a Glance: Demographics & Graduation Requirements

Student Demographics

Group Percentage
White 55%
Black / African-American 24%
Hispanic / Latino 12%
Multi-Racial 6%
Asian 3%
  • Gifted: 24%

  • Free / Reduced Lunch: 25%

  • Special Education: 10%

  • Limited English Proficiency: 6%

Graduation Requirements (23 Total Credits)

  • English: 4 Units

  • Mathematics: 4 Units

  • Science: 4 Units

  • Social Studies: 3 Units

  • Health & Personal Fitness: 1 Unit

  • World Language / Career Tech / Fine Arts: 3 Units

  • Electives: 4 Units

Grading Scale & Academic Policies

Grading System

  • A: 90–100

  • B: 80–89

  • C: 71–79

  • D: 70

  • F: 69 and below

Dual Enrollment (DE) Transfer Conversion: A = 95 | B = 85 | C = 75 | D = 70 | F = 69

Grade Point Average (GPA) & Class Rank

  • GPA Weighting: Fayette County Schools calculate a weighted GPA only. Advanced Placement (AP) courses receive +1.0 weight, and Dual Enrollment (DE) courses receive +0.5 weight. No extra weight is given to Honors or Gifted courses.

  • Class Rank: Rank is cumulative, based on the student's weighted numeric GPA across all subjects, incorporating AP/DE weight. Rank is reported as a percentile.

Advanced & Honors Course Offerings

  • English: AP English Language & Comp, AP English Literature & Comp, AP Seminar, Gifted Lit/Comp I & II

  • Mathematics: AP Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, Accelerated Geometry B/Adv Alg, Honors/Gifted Geometry, Honors/Gifted Adv Alg

  • Science: AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, AP Physics 1, AP Physics C, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science A, Gifted Biology, Gifted Chemistry

  • Social Science: AP Human Geography, AP World History, AP U.S. History, AP U.S. Government, AP Macroeconomics, AP Psychology, AP Research

  • World Language: AP Spanish Language (French and Spanish offered)

  • Fine Arts: AP Music Theory, AP Art History

Academics & Special Programs

  • STEM Pathway: A defined 4-year curriculum integrating AP STEM courses, research, and hands-on competitions. Includes the AP Capstone program and yields a official STEM seal on the diploma (15 students in the Class of 2027).

  • Career & Technical Pathways: Computer Science, Engineering, Healthcare Science, Marketing, Family & Consumer Science, Education, Audio/Video & Film, Law & Public Safety, Automotive Technology.

  • New Program: Navy JROTC.

  • Work-Based Learning: Youth Apprenticeships and work-based placement options.

Achievement Highlights & Test Scores

Class of 2026 Summary

  • Total Seniors: 350 | Highest GPA: 4.64

  • 4-Year College: 70% | 2-Year College: 12% | Workforce / Military: 11% | Gap Year: 7%

  • Average SAT: 1159 | Average ACT: 22

  • National Merit Recognition: 4 Commended, 1 Finalist

  • HOPE / Zell Miller Eligible Seniors: 230

AP Testing Performance (2025–2026)

  • AP Students: 498

  • Exams Administered: 1,136

  • Pass Rate: 87.35%

  • AP Scholars: 81 | Honors: 41 | Distinction: 110