Student Body
The Judge Memorial student population is balanced male/female. We welcome students of all faiths (one-third of our students are not Catholic). Seventy-four percent of our students are Caucasian, 14% are Hispanic, 6% are Asian, 3% are African Americans, 2% are Pacific Islanders, and 1% are American Indians.
Academic Year Snapshot 2010-2011
- 42% of these seniors graduated with honors
- Over 140 colleges and universities have accepted members of the Class of 2011
- Members of this class will attend 57 different colleges in 21 states
- Earned over $10.5 million in scholarships and renewable grants
- One accepted appointment to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis
- Our seniors have combined to contribute over 21,000 hours of service to the community
- Two National Merit Finalists, one commended student
- Six student-athletes nominated for Academic All-State
- Judge junior earns trip to Germany from American Association of Teachers of German
- Bulldog Press receives first place honors from Utah Press Association, third year in a row
- Judge senior finishes in top six in Utah's "Poetry Out Loud" competition
- Judge senior and Judge frosh selected for publication in Aerie International journal for literature and art
- Literary Magazine Catharsis earns national recognition
- Judge senior earns Top Award at Utah Theatre Conference
- Jazz Band earns Superior Rating at State
- Five music students receive either Superior or Excellent Rating at State
- Yearbook places third in State, first in 3A
- Girls’ Swimming captures eighth UHSAA 3A State title in nine years
- Boys’ Lacrosse finishes as State runner-up
- Boys’ Basketball appears in UHSAA 3A Final Four
- Football appears in UHSAA 3A Final Four
- Boys’ Tennis appears in the UHSAA 3A Final Four
- Girls’ Tennis appears in UHSAA 3A Final Four
- Hockey appears in State Final Four
- Girls Track and Field finished ninth in UHSAA 3A, continuing a ten-year stretch of placing in the top ten
- Six Region XI Sports Championships: boys’ golf, girls’ golf, boys’ swimming, boys’ tennis, girls’ tennis, boys’ track and field
- Six individual State athletic champions
- Five individual State runners-up finishers in athletics
- 15 individual Region XI athletic champions
- Two All-American Student-Athletes
- One Academic All-American Student-Athlete
- Three student-athletes earn “Prep of the Week” honors
- Judge junior selected for national girls’ lacrosse All-Star game, fourth consecutive year Judge is represented
- Over 50 All-State scholar-athletes named to first team, second team, and honorable mention
- Students completed international service projects on six of the seven continents
- Students completed service projects and fundraisers locally for more than 150 agencies and organizations, including Catholic Social Services, the Guadalupe School, Clay Arts Utah, and the Homeless Youth Resource Center
- Forty-six students honored with the Presidential Service Award for service in the community
- Three seniors honored for service and volunteerism by the Rotary Club of Salt Lake City
- Look below in the file attachments for a listing of Class of 2011 college acceptances
- Look below in the file attachments for a map of Class of 2011 college acceptances
In 2009-2010, our students excelled in academics, activities, athletics and service:
- The class of 2010 held an overall gpa of 3.52.
- 48% of this class graduated with honors.
- As a class, these students were accepted by over 220 colleges.
- Making the decision that was best for them as individuals, members of this class enrolled in 57 different colleges in 27 states, with one traveling to Switzerland and another to Canada.
- Three accepted appointments to military academies – two to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis and one to the United States Military Academy in West Point.
- Our college-bound seniors were awarded over $14 million in scholarships and renewable grants.
- Contributed over 23,000 hours of service to the community
- Seven National Merit Finalists
- Two All-American student-athletes
- Five Academic All-State student-athletes
- Bulldog Press received first place honors from Utah Press Association
- Judge senior earned second place in Utah's "Poetry Out Loud" competition
- Literary Magazine earned national recognition
- Drama earned Superior Rating at State
- Seven drama students honored with straight superiors at state competition
- Orchestra earned Superior Rating at State
- Boys’ Soccer claimed 3A state championship
- Girls’ Swimming captured seventh 3A state title in eight years
- Three state runners-up finishes: girls’ tennis, boys’ golf and boys’ basketball
- Nine Region XI Sports Championships: girls' cross country, girls' tennis, boys' track and field, boys' swimming, girls' swimming, boys' basketball, boys' soccer, girls' golf and boys' golf
- Seven individual state championships in athletics
- Six individual state runners-up finishes in athletics
- Twenty-five individual Region XI champions in athletics
- Six student-athletes earn “Prep of the Week” honors by local newspapers
- Girls’ Basketball won Nike Tournament of Champions divisional championship
- Over 50 All-State scholar-athletes named to first team, second team, and honorable mention
- McDonald's All-American nominee
- Students completed international service projects in Africa, Asia, British Isles, Europe, South America and the South Pacific
- Students completed service projects and fundraisers locally for more than 150 agencies and organizations, including Catholic Social Services, Haiti Relief and the Guadalupe School
- Twenty-nine students honored with the Presidential Service Award for service in the community
- Three seniors honored for service and volunteerism by the Rotary Club of Salt Lake City Judge named “School of the Year” by the Utah Food Bank
- Look below in the file attachments for a listing of Class of 2010 college acceptances
- Look below in the file attachments for a map of Class of 2010 college acceptances
Look where our kids are going to college!
(see the college map in the attachments below)
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