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January 27, 2012 

And now, a word from your grammar:
The length of a group of words does not guarantee that they make a complete sentence; for example, "Stop!" is a complete sentence with the "understood you" as the subject, with "stop" as the action verb, and with a complete thought.  On the other hand, "Letting the slower car pull ahead of us on the way home" is not a sentence because it does not have a subject (as in "we were letting") nor does it make a complete thought.  The following scholarship applications are due in the guidance office by 3:00 today:  American Legion Auxiliary; Eagles Lodge, Golf Committee, Aerie, Auxiliary; American Legion 40 & 8.

Key Club is sponsoring a "Souper Bowl" activity to collect soup for the local food pantry and to celebrate Super Bowl 46 in Indianapolis on February 5.  For each can of soup you bring in during lunch on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week, your name will be entered in a drawing for a Big Dinner Box from Pizza Hut.  If you bring 10 cans of soup, your name will go in the drawing 10 times! The Big Box will be delivered to your lunch on Friday, February 3.  You can eat it all by yourself or share with friends.  So, be a Giant Patriot and help out the hungry in Fulton County! 

Any junior student interested in attending a summer program devoted to government and politics should see Mrs. Ternieden by February 3 for more information.

Kiwanis Indiana Foundation scholarship applications are available in the guidance office.  Students applying should have strong leadership skills and been involved in community service.  Preference will be given to Key Club members, but membership is not required to apply.  Applications must be returned to Mrs. Hays in the guidance office by February 7, 2012.

Seniors - the following NEW scholarships are available:

Beacon Credit Union - Parent, guardian, or student must be Beacon Credit Union member; application and essay required.  Applications are available in the guidance office.  Applications must be postmarked by January 31, 2012.

Ball State University Legacy Scholarship - Parent, grandparent, or guardian must be active member of Ball State Alumni Association; preference given to students in top 20% of class.  Applications available in the guidance office and at www.bsu.edu/alumni.  Due date is February 3, 2012.

KFC Colonel's Scholars Program - minimum GPA of 7.5; attending a public Indiana college; demonstrate financial need.  Application available at www.kfcscholars.org.  Due date is February 8, 2012.

Cargill Community Scholars - Program guidelines and application available at www.cargill.com, keyword:  scholarship.  Application must be signed by a Cargill employee at the Mentone facility.  Additional information is available in the guidance office.  Due date is February 15, 2012.

PHP Scholarship - For students planning to pursue a career in a health-related field; minimum GPA of 8.0.  Applications are available at www.phpni.com.  Due date is February 24, 2012.

North Central Co-Op Scholarship - For students who are active members and have completed at least five years of 4-H OR two years in FFA and have a parent who is a current stockholder, patron, or employee of North Central Co-Op.  Applications are available in the guidance office.  Due date is March 1, 2012.

Indiana Oil and Gas Assoc. - Must have GPA of 8.0 or higher; be pursuing a degree in Earth Sciences, Petroleum or Chemical Engineering, or Geology; planning to attend an Indiana college; have financial need.  Applications are available in the guidance office or at www.inoga.org.  Due date is April 1, 2012.

Seniors , College Goal Sunday is taking place on February 12 at 2:00 PM at various locations throughout the state. You and your parent must attend together to receive FREE help from financial aid experts in completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Please visit www.collegegoalsunday.org for information on what to bring and locations. If you have questions, see Ms. Makowski.

RHS Ivy Tech Students -- The Zebra New Tech Scholarship is available to help pay for fall and spring Ivy Tech textbooks. The maximum amount of this scholarship will be $75 per textbook. A receipt along with the completed scholarship form (mailed home to spring students and available in the guidance office for fall students), must be brought to Mrs. Calvert in the main office by February 15. No exceptions. Checks will be issued in May upon successful completion of the course with a C- or better.

Indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne is hosting a Health Career Day on Friday, March 2.  You must pre-register online at www.ipfw.edu/admissions.  Registration deadline is February 17.  More information is available in the guidance office.

Seniors, the FAFSA application is due on March 1. You can complete the application online by visiting www.fafsa.ed.gov. You and your parent must apply for a pin number to complete the FAFSA. You can apply for a pin number online at www.pin.ed.gov.

Sports: Swimming Boys Basketball vs. Northfield, 6:15 PM
 

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Welcome to Our School!

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Welcome to the Rochester Community High School web site. As Principal, I
believe you will find our website informative and a useful tool to gather information regarding RHS.

Rochester High School is an outstanding high school where we are committed to the success of each of our students. Strong parental involvement in the education of their children is a vital component to our success. Working together, we are helping the children grow into readers, writers, creative thinkers, and problem solvers, as we prepare them for life in the 21st century.

Many changes are coming to RHS. New courses and dual-credit opportunities are being expanded.  More Project Lead the Way classes are being offered including CIM and Biomedical Sciences.

There are many ways for you to communicate with us. Our address, phone numbers, and email address are listed here on the website. We look forward to hearing from you regarding anything that can help us continue to thrive as an excellent school.

Jason Snyder, Principal

Overview


Rochester High School houses grades 9-12.  The school is located on the southwest side of Rochester, just south of the City Park.  RHS serves about 575 students and has 35 teachers, 2 counselors, a media specialist, nurse, assistant principal, principal, ECA treasurer, and 4 secretaries.

 

 

SAT Scores

Class of Grads # Testing Avg Critical Avg Math Avg Avg Total
      Reading   Writing Score
2006 112 64 (57%) 478 501 * 979
2007 123 103 (84%) 483 495 464 1442
2008 121 72 (60%) 476 500 455 1431
2009 128 69 (53%) 482 491 456 1429
2010 158 102 (65%) 488 493 455 1436
2011 132 92 (70%) 457 490 443 1390
    *Writing test was added to the SAT in Spring 2005, scores not available before 2007
 
Class of 2011 Statistics
 
                                       " 132 graduates
                                       " Average SAT score for Top Ten Students -  1729
                                       " Academic Honors Diploma Recipients - 48
                                       " Technical Honors Diploma Recipients - 5
                                       " Core 40 Diploma Recipients - 55
                                       " Future Plans
                                                             4 year college - 56%
                                                             2 year college - 12%
                                                             Vo-Tech college - 8 %
                                                             Work - 12%
                                                             Military - 4%
                                                             Undecided - 8%

New Tech


Zebra New Tech High now 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 supplemented by Rosetta Stone to improve foreign language speaking and listening skills
·         Studying World Languages through the use of Rosetta Stone while also gaining an understanding for the cultural aspect
·         Studying engineering in our Project Lead The Way curriculum
·         Learning 21st Century Skills in all classes (collaboration, work ethics, oral presentation, written communication, research, technology)
·         Vocational courses leading to certification in designated areas
·         Microsoft Certification
·         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.
 
 
Performing Arts
RHS Band Concert
Februray 6, 2012
7:30 PM

RHS Choir Concert
March 6, 2012
7:00 PM

RHS Tri-Epsilon presents
"Beauty and the Beast"
April 20 and 21, 2012
7:30 PM

RHS Band Concert
April 27, 2012
7:30 PM

RHS Choir Concert
May 8, 2012
7:00 PM