Diversity. Excellence. Tradition.Address: 120 West Lee Street Louisville, KY 40208 Map & DirectionsPhone: (502) 485-8241Fax: (502) 313-3448School WebsiteRacial Equity PlanSummaryLevel: MiddleHighAttendance Area: District Map.pdfSchool LeadershipAssistant Superintendent: Joseph EllisonBoard Member: Diane PorterPrincipal: Michael NewmanImportant LinksSchool Report Card School Plan Student Promotion/Progression Student Support and Behavior Intervention Handbook SBDM Minutes Nondiscrimination Policy Tabbed contentOverview Video of Dupont Manual HIgh DuPont Manual High School is a districtwide magnet school that provides a dynamic, interdisciplinary, diverse learning community that focuses on rigorous academic, technical, and artistic college-preparatory magnet programs. Manual offers students the opportunity to experience unparalleled personal and academic growth while participating in a variety of specialized magnet courses. Manual offers students the opportunity to combine strong academics with specialized instruction in one of five magnet programs: High School/University (HSU), Journalism and Communications (J&C), Mathematics/Science/Technology (MST), Visual Arts (VA), and Youth Performing Arts School (YPAS). The Advance Program is also available for eligible students. Through a working relationship with the University of Louisville (UofL), qualified students in all programs may take college courses for credit. Manual High School is a nationally recognized school for student academic success and has been a recognized U.S. School of Excellence since 1991. In addition, Manual students continue to top district, state, and national statistics in test scores, number of scholarship recipients, and number of National Merit Scholars. School Highlights: Offers communications, college prep, math/science/technology, visual arts, and performing arts programs to students districtwide Offers the Advance Program and 30 Advanced Placement (AP) courses and has the highest ACT average of any Kentucky high school Has the most National Merit Semifinalists in the state as well as the most Governor’s Scholars and the most students selected for the Governor’s School for the Arts College-credit classes are available through partnerships with UofL and Campbellsville University. Provides academic classes for YPAS, and Manual students can enroll in comprehensive arts classes. ProgramsJournalism and Communication (High, 2022 school year) High School/University (High, 2022 school year) Math, Science & Technology (High, 2022 school year) Visual Arts (High, 2022 school year) School DataEnrollment 2019-2020 % Full-Time Teachers with master's degree or higher in 2019-2020 Student Satisfaction With School 2019 Parent Satisfaction With School 2019 % TEACHER TELL-Overall good place to work 2017-18 Combined Reading and Math: % Proficient or Distinguished 2018-2019 1895 96% 84% 96% - 88% Get Involved15th District PTA SBDM Volunteer