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March 22, 2019
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SENIOR SCHOLAR OF DISTINCTION LEVEL STUDENTS
Congratulations to our soon to be graduating seniors. Academic recognitions that will be awarded at our Honors Convocation that include Scholars of Highest Distinction, Scholars of Distinction and Scholars of Achievement have been announced and are posted in the counseling office. If you have a question or concern please contact the counseling office by March 29.
Students attaining the highest level have received a composite ACT score of 32 OR SAT composite of 1450 or higher, taken four or more AP courses and have a GPA of 3.9 or higher. Acknowledgement as a Scholar of Distinction requires a 3.8-3.899 GPA, three or more AP courses and a composite ACT of 28 OR SAT composite of 1310 or higher. Scholars of Achievement have a GPA of 3.5-3.799, taken two or more AP courses, and have a composite ACT score of 26 OR SAT composite of 1240 or higher.
Students attaining the highest level have received a composite ACT score of 32 OR SAT composite of 1450 or higher, taken four or more AP courses and have a GPA of 3.9 or higher. Acknowledgement as a Scholar of Distinction requires a 3.8-3.899 GPA, three or more AP courses and a composite ACT of 28 OR SAT composite of 1310 or higher. Scholars of Achievement have a GPA of 3.5-3.799, taken two or more AP courses, and have a composite ACT score of 26 OR SAT composite of 1240 or higher.
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SCHOLARS OF HIGHEST DISTINCTION
Zeeba Ali Kaitlyn Arnold Elizabeth Bulat Haadi Fayyaz Aidan Fitzgerald Anne Gibbs Lauren Gregorio Tejas Gulur Rhea Gupta Saloni Gupta Ryan Hart Anushya Iyer Emily Jinerson Jade Kim Martha Kuitula Udit Kumar Aiden Losh Viraj Lunani Alexandra Maxim Vismay Mehta Jackson Miller Julia Mleczek Emily Nagy Noora Neiroukh Elise Osterbrink Neel A. Patel Neel M. Patel Pranav Rajaram Shreeya Ramesh Rami Sbahi Tej Seth Ishita Shukla Isaac Steenson Erica Straus Shweta Suri Nidhi Tigadi Viktor Tyberkevych Natalie Vecasey Desiree Velez Erin Wang Sai Pavan Yerra |
SCHOLARS OF DISTINCTION
Avneet Aulakh Kyle Edwards Brooke Fetterhoff Maeve Finley Noah Harris Muhammad Imtiaz Abigail Kosnik Maria Lopez Bermejo Luke Loveland Elizabeth Madarang Hyder Mahdi Allison Maresh Samantha Miller Saurav Nanderimar Diane Osterhout Lillian Plapp Violet Resh Erin Robinson Guillaume Rolland Sungyou Shin Taehoon Song Shawn Suttie Victoria Thor Ramida Vacharakajorn Justin Warner Thomas Weiss Jin Yoo |
SCHOLARS OF ACHIEVEMENT
Amna Abbas Sara Ang Wyatt Anness Adam Ayoub Janie Bailey Erik Cabalum Ellie Collins Peter Corsetti Antonio Donato Kaitlin Ducharme Alice Finlan Sophie Flater Andrew Fondaw Mason Gallagher Keaton Hansen Ava Harding Ryan Hegarty Payton Johnson Sarah Kable Britney Kim Sydney Kohrman Alexander Kuron Noah Lee Anna Lionas Mitchell Lord Emily Murphy Marissa Neely Alexis Palumbo Moises Perez Sanchez Noah Peterson Anthony Polaczek Alexander Popa Drake Reid Kush Saparia Jake Smith Mackenzie Smith Sophia Smythe Nikesh Solanki Katelyn Spangler Brandon Troy Sohini Veeramachaneni Jakob Webber Matthew Wiederhold |
SPOTLIGHT ON INSTRUCTION
Mrs. Huvaere teaches AP studio art, drawing/painting, advanced drawing/painting, advanced photography, yearbook and graphic design. In the month of March, one project students completed in her advanced drawing/painting class was using graphite drawing pencils to create a still life from observation, with emphasis on value, light and shading. “Students were given a choice of four different groupings of objects to choose to draw based on skill, confidence and prior experience,” said Mrs. Huvaere. Throughout the activity, her students completed warm-up exercises by drawing spheres, cones, cylinders, and cubes with valuing transformations of shapes to 3-D forms. The students then further discussed and learned basic forms and how to create or apply them to other objects. When teaching, the strategy that she likes to use the most is choice. “I love to design lessons that allow students to make creative and conscious decisions about their artwork,” said Mrs. Huvaere.
Reporting by Kari Eickholdt
Reporting by Kari Eickholdt
2019 HIGH SCHOOL TESTING DATES
| 2019 MME Assessment Plan |
SPARKLE AWARDS 2019
On Wednesday, March 20th Rochester Community Schools held their 26th Annual Sparkle Awards. A Sparkle Award recognizes individuals or students who have gone above and beyond in their support and kindness toward our students with special needs. We are very happy that 27 staff members and 5 students were honored. Congratulations to Marius Achim, Gina Campbell, Manon Clavette, Amy Cosentino, Nancy Cox, Kathy Davis, Tarra Dodge, Paul Duffy, Mike Dziadzio, Frank Gollon, Sherry Harris, Jeff Hughes, Rawaa Kareem, Kris Kehren, Katie Kimball, Erika Lusky, Catherine Lykins, Laura Martin, George Myrick, Debbie Noonan, Rachel Rose, Erin Slomka, Denise Tayloe, Sarah Thomas, Keith Torok, Chantal Wolanin and Josh Wrinkle. Students: Elizabeth Bulat, Emily Conley, Alicia Perkins, Erin Robinson, Cam Wright
We are very proud to report that Emily Bulat and Alicia Perkins received a Special Recognition and Award for their selfless act of starting the RHS Friendship Basketball Game. They were both nominated by Amy Cosentino, Tarra Dodge and the many students that participated and enjoyed the event earlier this month. Congratulations to all the honorees, it was a very memorable and enjoyable evening.
We are very proud to report that Emily Bulat and Alicia Perkins received a Special Recognition and Award for their selfless act of starting the RHS Friendship Basketball Game. They were both nominated by Amy Cosentino, Tarra Dodge and the many students that participated and enjoyed the event earlier this month. Congratulations to all the honorees, it was a very memorable and enjoyable evening.
CHOIR EXCELS AT FESTIVAL
The Choir Program participated in Choir Festival on March 13 and 14 and did such a great job! All four ensembles received 1st division ratings, and some of the highest scores of the festival. We are so proud of what the choir has accomplished this year, how far they’ve come and the kind words the judges said about our program. Congratulations Concert Choir, Women’s Chorale, Chamber Women and Chamber Choir!
SANP UPDATE
Senior Parents – Reminder to sign up your student for the Senior All Night Party!! The $100 price has been extended for a limited time. This is a really fun night for the seniors, with food, entertainment, games, and LOTS of prizes. Over 200 seniors are already signed up, so don’t miss the chance for your student to attend….sign up today!
All the information, permission slip, and online payment link are available at https://www.rochester.k12.mi.us/rochester-high-school/pages/6550/senior-information
If you would like to sponsor a Senior for the party, please contact Lori Schneck at l.schneck82@gmail.com or Maria Ebner-Smith at ebnersmith@hotmail.com.
All the information, permission slip, and online payment link are available at https://www.rochester.k12.mi.us/rochester-high-school/pages/6550/senior-information
If you would like to sponsor a Senior for the party, please contact Lori Schneck at l.schneck82@gmail.com or Maria Ebner-Smith at ebnersmith@hotmail.com.
SOCIAL STUDIES NHS VISITS MEADOW BROOK
HOMETOWN HUSTLE
CLASS OF 2019 LAWN SIGNS & COMMENCEMENT DVDS
| 2019 Foundation Order Forms |
SCIENCE NHS VISITS HART MIDDLE SCHOOL
On Tuesday March 12th, members of the Rochester Science NHS traveled to Hart Middle school to act as audience members for these up and coming young scientists in our community. The Rochester students spoke to the Hart students regarding their presentations, asked detailed questions and congratulated them on their hard work.
RCS CARING STEPS OPEN HOUSE
NHS APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE
The Rochester High School NHS Chapter will be accepting applications for the 2019-2020 school year beginning March 1st and will be due by April 8, 2019. Applications are available to current 10th and 11th graders with a GPA of 3.5 or higher, membership in school activities and involvement in the community. If your child meets this criteria, please encourage them to apply today online. Please click here for a link to the application.
PAC - IEP ADVOCACY PRESENTATION
MEETING DATES
PTSA Meetings are held in the Media Center at 7:00 (unless otherwise noted) on the following dates:
March 27, and May 8
Athletic Booster Meetings are held in the Media Center at 6:00 on the following dates:
April 8, May 13, June 10
Senior All Night Party Meetings are held in the Media Center at 7:00 on the following dates:
April 15, May 6
March 27, and May 8
Athletic Booster Meetings are held in the Media Center at 6:00 on the following dates:
April 8, May 13, June 10
Senior All Night Party Meetings are held in the Media Center at 7:00 on the following dates:
April 15, May 6
RHS SPORTS
