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Class of 2019
Principal
Dr. Pam Vaden
Assistant Principal
Mrs. Bridget Gorokhovsky
Grade 9
THE TYPICAL
RHS UPPER CLASSMEN
THE RHS FRESHMEN
FRESHMAN YEAR
THE FOUNDATION OF THE GPA
Entering
Junior Year
with a 3.5
GPA
SOPHOMORE YEAR GPA = 3.5
FRESHMAN YEAR GPA = 3.5
JOHNNY B. GOODE
Entering
Junior Year
with a 2.75
GPA
SOPHOMORE YEAR GPA = 3.5
FRESHMAN YEAR GPA = 2.0
TIMMY
CLOWNAROUND
JOHNNY B. GOODE
TIMMY
CLOWNAROUND
2 Numbers
The Cumulative GPA
The ACT Score
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Kristen Cherry
Jan Niedringhaus
Jenna Amman
Tim Gillean
Stacie Ballard
Marna Craig
A-CL
CO-GO
GR-KI
KL-OV
OW-SM
SN-Z
Who knew
getting 22
credits would be
so simple??
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2.
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4.
English I
English II
English III
English IV
Must take math every year of high school.
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2.
3.
4.
Algebra I
Geometry
Algebra II
Upper Level Math
- 1 Credit
- 1 Credit
- 1 Credit
- 1 Credit
1.
2.
3.
Biology
Chemistry or Physics
Additional Lab Science
(All Ravenwood Science
classes are considered lab sciences.)
- 1 Credit
- 1 Credit
- 1 Credit
1. World History/Geography*-9th/10th
2. U.S. History and Geography-11th
3. U.S. Government-12th
Economics-12th
- 1 Credit
- 1 Credit
- ½ Credit
- ½ Credit
*Can be fulfilled by taking World History/Geography Standard or
Honors, World History AP, AP Human Geography, or AP
European History
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Teaches the
importance of
financial
responsibility
3 years of JROTC
Will satisfy Personal Finance
requirement
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1 year Lifetime
Wellness in 9th
- Or 2 years JROTC
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½ year of P.E. or
Weights
-May be waived if
student participates in
sports/marching band
through RHS or 3 years
of JROTC
World Language
1.
– 2 credits
(same language)
Fine Art
- 1 credit
Elective Focus – 3 credits in the same area
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2.
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Humanities & Fine Arts
Math & Science
Advanced Placement
Military Science
Career & Technical areas
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Marketing
Business Management/
Accounting
Fashion Design
Health Science (three
distinct paths)
Criminal Justice (starts
in 10th)
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Engineering,
Architecture, and
Design (CAD)
Film & TV Broadcasting
Design & Photography
Computer
Programming/Gaming
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
English
Math
Science
Lifetime Wellness
choose from Social
Elective may
Studies, Fine Art
(Enrichment), World
Language, or a CTE
Elective
Elective Focus class
Study Hall
Homeroom /
Lunch
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High school credits earned in 8th grade
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Courses cannot be repeated if credit awarded
Count towards graduation requirements
Grades are on the transcript as Pass/Fail
Courses do not factor into the GPA
Math/Science can count as extra credits toward
Elective Focus
RHS courses and WCS Program of Studies:
http://www.wcs.edu/rhs/
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WMS: March 9-12 @ Woodland
SMS: March 23-26 @ Sunset
15 minute appointments to collect paperwork
and discuss freshman year classes/four year
plan.
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Sign up online through Signup Genius.
Opens tomorrow morning (March 4)! Links
will be posted on your school’s website.
Sign up using STUDENT’S name.
Make an appointment with your counselor if at
all possible.
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Please arrive a few minutes early.
Adult at the appointment must be parent or legal
guardian.
Remind your student about the appointment that
morning.
Must Bring:
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Completed enrollment forms
2 recent utility bills (electric, gas, water)
Driver’s license
Due to time constraints, if you do not bring the completed
forms and proof of address with you, it will be necessary to
re-schedule.
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Coming this spring! Date TBD.
Coming
this
spring!
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Incoming freshmen learn ins and outs of being
successful at RHS.
Meet new friends from Woodland and Sunset,
and students new to Williamson County.
Get a head start on freshman year.
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Each of the 15 possible elective focus areas are
represented at these tables.
Session 1: After presentation, meet with
teachers until 7:40pm, and then you will report
to the Ravenwood Performing Arts Center
(RPAC).
Session 2: After presentation, meet with the
teachers until 8:30pm.