The Armand Hammer United World
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The United World College-USA was founded in 1982 in Montezuma, NM through the philanthropy of the late Dr. Armand Hammer and is part of an international movement that now includes eleven two-year pre-university residential schools worldwide offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma curriculum plus a three-year tertiary college of rural development and agriculture in Venezuela. UWC makes education a force to unite people, nations, and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. We aspire to be a model international educational organization with significant impact on each of our learners to assume responsibility and demonstrate leadership for positive changes in the world. We continually seek imaginative, meaningful innovations in our programs, in how students develop academically, socially, and in their orientation to serve others. We share in the need to operate in a financially responsible manner, with all of us seeking ways to build a stronger institution so that the quality of our services is constantly improved and so that we continuously invest in better ways to deliver our mission. We realize our ideals by interacting with one another with mutual respect and a constant awareness of the many cultures which make up our educational community.
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The Armand Hammer United World |
| School Level |
High school
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School Type |
Elem. Or Sec. with a Special Program Emphasis |
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Membership(s) |
Other special emphasis association(s) |
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| Religious Affiliation |
Nonsectarian |
| Grades Offered |
Grades 11 - 12 |
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County |
San Miguel County, NM |
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| Total
Students |
202 students |
| Student
Body Type |
Co-ed |
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School |
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NM )
High School Avg. |
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| % Students of
Color |
43% |
36% |
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| Students by Grade |
| Grade 11 - 98 students | | Grade 12 - 104 students | |
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| Total Classroom Teachers |
25 teachers |
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School |
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NM )
High School Avg. |
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| Teacher
: Student Ratio |
1:8 |
*Ntl.
Public School Avg. »
1:16
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| School
Days in Calendar Year |
165 days |
180 days |
| Hours
in School Day for Students |
7 hours |
7 hours |
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| Admission Deadline |
Jan. 1 |
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- The United World College-USA was founded in 1982 in Montezuma, NM through the philanthropy of the late Dr. Armand Hammer and is part of an international movement that now includes eleven two-year pre-university residential schools worldwide offering the International Baccalaureate Diploma curriculum plus a three-year tertiary college of rural development and agriculture in Venezuela. UWC makes education a force to unite people, nations, and cultures for peace and a sustainable future. We aspire to be a model international educational organization with significant impact on each of our learners to assume responsibility and demonstrate leadership for positive changes in the world. We continually seek imaginative, meaningful innovations in our programs, in how students develop academically, socially, and in their orientation to serve others. We share in the need to operate in a financially responsible manner, with all of us seeking ways to build a stronger institution so that the quality of our services is constantly improved and so that we continuously invest in better ways to deliver our mission. We realize our ideals by interacting with one another with mutual respect and a constant awareness of the many cultures which make up our educational community.
- Profile last updated: 02/14/2007
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| About This
Zip Code (
87731 ) |
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Zip (
87731 ) |
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NM ) State Average |
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| Population
(Approximate) |
503 people |
1,814,374 people |
| %
(age 25+) w/College Degree |
18% |
24% |
| Population Average
Age |
18 years old |
34.6 years old |
| Average Household
Size |
7.4 persons |
2.3 persons |
| Median Household
Income |
$33,214 |
$38,851 |
| Avg. # of Rooms
in Household |
4.8 rooms |
5.1 rooms |
| Median Age of
Housing Structure |
33 years old |
33 years old |
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| %
Owning / % Renting |
86% / 14% |
65% / 35% |
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