MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS

GOOD MORNING RHS – TODAY IS TUESDAY, JANUARY 12th.

There will be a softball callout today during homeroom in the old weight room.

There will be a baseball callout Thursday during homeroom in the old weight room.

There will be a girl’s tennis callout during homeroom Thursday in Mr. Atkinson’s classroom

Equal Opportunity Employer. Rochester School District does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identify, disability, the use of a trained guide dog or service animal, or any other basis prohibited by law.

FCA will be meeting this Friday at 7am in the FACS room.

• The Old Rochester Regional School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, sex, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, homelessness or disability in admission to, access to, treatment in or employment in its programs and activities.
• Rochester High School- Ms. Frisby: Home AP Lang LA 10 Resources Archived Classes 2020-21 AP Lang Summer Reading Office Hours (optional).
• Rochester Cyber Program. Rochester Area School District's cyber program has been in existence for almost twenty years. If you are interested in learning more about our Rochester Cyber Academy (RCA), please click for more information.
• Enrollment, Registration, and Records - Rochester Public Schools is a high performing public school district located in the middle of South-Eastern Minnesota and spans 218 square miles. School Year 2020-2021.

Auditions for Shrek the Musical will be January 11th and 12th from 3-6pm. Please contact Brittany Pearcy or Lisa McMillen to be added to the RHS Drama Club Canvas Course. Audition forms and rehearsal schedule will all be posted on Canvas.

Attention Seniors:

The following scholarship applications are available on the guidance webpage...

-Indiana 4-H Foundation

-Psi Iota Xi Literature Scholarship

-RHS Memorial Scholarship

-Fulton County REMC

-Fulton County Pork Producers

-Spanish Club

The guidance webpage is updated frequently, so keep your eye on it for more scholarship opportunities!

If you have any questions, see Mrs. Bauch in the guidance office.

Good Luck tonight to the swim team again Tippy Valley

BE PROUD, DO RIGHT, TREAT EVERYONE WITH RESPECT. BE A ZEBRA. HAVE A TERRIFIC TUESDAY!

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Click here to view Zebra Tracks!

• Food Delivery
  For the 2020-2021 school year, school meals may be delivered to students enrolled in the school district but not present on the school campus, as long as the meals are requested by the parent/guardian. For meal delivery, we must have your permission to share your information with Rochester Staff and volunteers who are making deliveries. Please email if you want school meal deliveries and approve to share your information with Rochester Staff and volunteers. You may also request to pick up meals at Rochester High School at the Zebby doors. In your email response, please provide the name of each child that you are requesting meals for and the school they normally attend. Also provide the address where deliveries should be made. Please note, meals can only be provided to students who are currently enrolled in the school district. These meals will be charged to your students lunch account accordingly. Deliveries will run August 17 through August 21 for all students, and will continue for virtual students after school resumes on August 24. To place your food request call Kathy Wilkinson at 574-223-2159 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by 3 p.m. Thursday, August 13.
  Rochester High School's Virtual Plan
  
  

  Rochester High School new student registration dates areMon., July 27 - Thurs., July 30 from 8am-3pm. Appointments will need to be scheduled with your students counselor: Ms. Lisa Andrews, grades 10 & 12; Mrs. Tara Seuferer, grades 9 & 11. Please be sure to bring your students birth certificate, social security card, and proof of residency. You can schedule an appointment via email or call 223-2176.
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  General Information
  Grades 9-12 Principal - 1
  2018-2019 School Population Assistant Principal - 1
  493 students Counselors - 2
  263 male Media Specialist - 1
  230 female Nurse - 1
  Teachers - 36 Secretaries - 5
  SAT Scores

  
  

  Class of	Grads	# Testing	Avg. Critical Reading	Avg. Math	Avg. Total Score
  2012	125	83- (66%)	458	468	926
  2013	129	85- (66%)	484	537	1021
  2014	125	76- (61%)	479	477	956
  2015	115	79- (69%)	485	490	975
  2016	132	76- (58%)	475	472	947
  2017	120	81- (68%)	521	507	1028
  2018	145	83- (57%)	534	518	1058
  2019	138	75- (54%)	535	502	1037

  
  138 Graduates
  Average SAT score for Top Ten Students –1203
  

  Academic & Technical Honors Diploma Recipients - 13
  

  Academic Honors Diploma Recipients – 32
  Technical Honors - 0
  Core 40 Diploma Recipients – 73
  General Diplomas - 16
  Certificates - 4
  Future Plans:
  4 - year college - 47.1%
  2 - year college - 7.2%
  Voc/Tech college - 5.8%
  Work - 17.4%
  Military - 8%
  Undecided - 14.5%
  
• Zebra New Tech High applies to all four grade levels. But more than 'new tech', RHS strives to meet student needs. Great opportunities exist for students in all areas:

  • Studying Biomedical Science in our science department
    
  • Studying Spanish or Chinese to improve foreign language speaking and listening skills
  • Studying World Languages while also gaining an understanding for the cultural aspect
    
  • Studying engineering in our Project Lead The Way curriculum
    
  • Learning 21^st Century Skills in all classes (collaboration, work ethics, oral presentation, written communication, research, technology)
    
  • Vocational courses leading to certification in designated areas
    
  • Fine arts (art and music) and practical arts (agriculture and family and consumer science)
    
  • Over 30 classes to earn dual credit for high school and college

  American students are falling behind the rest of the world. As educators, students and parents we need to rededicate ourselves to excellence. A stronger partnership needs to exist between parents and educators. Please check your student's status using Harmony (report cards and attendance) and Echo. For Echo, the day to day organizational system used by students, use your student's login and password to check assignments, due dates and daily grades.

  As educators we need to communicate with parents when students are excelling or struggling. Our focus must be on student success.
  

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