George Washington Carver High School, a Collegiate Academies School that serves grades 9th - 12th in the Desire neighborhood of New Orleans. G.W. Carver also offers a wide range of co-curricular activities, including sports and clubs.

G.W. Carver High School 3900 24th Street North Birmingham, AL 35207 p: (205) 231-3900

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George Washington Carver High School for the Sciences is dedicated to increasing the knowledge, skills and opportunities for every student.

George Washington Carver High School will be a collaborative and professional learning environment where research-based best instructional practices and data drive superior curriculum and instruction, preparing students to be successful in a global society.

In 2018 and 2019, Carver ranked #1 in growth city wide among open enrollment schools serving grades 9-12. On average, 99% of our seniors are accepted into college. Our educators have a shared vision of excellence and expectations, supported by college-aligned curriculums.

George Washington Carver High School is 1 of 7 high schools in the Birmingham City. George Washington Carver High School is ranked #11,877 in the National Rankings. Schools are...

The vision of George Washington Carver High School is to prepare all scholars for college success, inspired and ready to exceed any expectation. Our Core Values Achievement: We set goals and reach them.

Our mission is to nurture the development of all students as individuals and members of a multi-cultural society through an innovative, well-rounded curriculum in a positive learning environment.

George Washington Carver High School for The Sciences (GWCHSS) is dedicated to increasing the knowledge, skills and opportunities for every student. And we know that when we help our students to develop self-direction and resilience, avoid risky behaviors and find help to overcome challenges, academic performance improves.