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August 21, 2017
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2017 - 2018 REGISTRATION DATES
**LOCATION CHANGE**
Please be sure to reference the 2017-2018 Registration Information page for alpha break down times.
Seniors - August 21, 2017: open from 8:00 - 11:30 am - Administration Building
Juniors - August 22, 2107: open from 8:00 - 11:30 am - Administration Building
Sophomores - August 23, 2017: open from 8:00 - 11:30 am - Administration Building
Freshmen Orientation Day - August 24, 2017: from 8:30 - 12:30 pm - Adams High School
*Freshmen must arrive by 8:15.*
Make Up Registration Day - August 30, 2017: open from 9:00 - 11:00 am - Rochester High School
Please be sure to reference the 2017-2018 Registration Information page for alpha break down times.
Seniors - August 21, 2017: open from 8:00 - 11:30 am - Administration Building
Juniors - August 22, 2107: open from 8:00 - 11:30 am - Administration Building
Sophomores - August 23, 2017: open from 8:00 - 11:30 am - Administration Building
Freshmen Orientation Day - August 24, 2017: from 8:30 - 12:30 pm - Adams High School
*Freshmen must arrive by 8:15.*
Make Up Registration Day - August 30, 2017: open from 9:00 - 11:00 am - Rochester High School
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REGISTRATION VOLUNTEER SIGN UP
Student Registration Assistance is needed during registration days. Duties consist of assisting school staff and directing students through registration. Shifts are 1 and 1/2 hours.
Sign up to help at registration here!
Sign up to help at registration here!
FALCON FRENZY 2017
CONSTRUCTION CORNER
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Please see the video below for an update on our construction! |
FALCON'S NEST - ONLINE
The RHS school store (Falcon's Nest) is offering online orders now through September 15! You can ship the order straight to your home for a small fee or have it shipped to the Falcon's Nest and it will be available for pick-up after September 15. This is a great opportunity to start the school year with some fresh new gear! Click here and start shopping!
2017 GRADUATION VIDEO
COMMENCEMENT 2017 ALMA MATER
ROCHESTER VARSITY DANCE EARNS TOP HONORS AT DANCE CAMP
Rochester High School’s varsity dance team attended the Universal Dance Association summer camp at Western Michigan University from July 11 - July 14. The team learned various routines which were later evaluated by the camp staff.
The team achieved the following honors:
- Outstanding Coach Award given to Coach Allison Mercer
- National Federation of State High School Associations Squad Credential
- Superior trophy for receiving all blue ribbons during evaluations
- Team Full Out Award
- Team Drill Down Superior award
- “Pin-it-forward” award given to Ashley Adiwidjaja and Claire He for standing out to a
camp staffer
- “All American” award/invitation to perform in a parade in London given to Ashley
Adiwidjaja, Kaitlyn Arnold, Claire He, Chloe Imlay, Emily Nagy, and Maya
Subramanian
- Spirit sticks and super spirit sticks
The team achieved the following honors:
- Outstanding Coach Award given to Coach Allison Mercer
- National Federation of State High School Associations Squad Credential
- Superior trophy for receiving all blue ribbons during evaluations
- Team Full Out Award
- Team Drill Down Superior award
- “Pin-it-forward” award given to Ashley Adiwidjaja and Claire He for standing out to a
camp staffer
- “All American” award/invitation to perform in a parade in London given to Ashley
Adiwidjaja, Kaitlyn Arnold, Claire He, Chloe Imlay, Emily Nagy, and Maya
Subramanian
- Spirit sticks and super spirit sticks
RHS SPORTS
GIRLS SWIM AND DIVE TEAM HELPS YOUTH IN PONTIAC
On July 20, members of the Rochester High School Girls Swim & Dive team gathered together in Pontiac to make and serve a meal to 130 children at the Power Company Kids Club Leadership Camp in Pontiac. RHS Captains Kendall Jordan, Katherine Lee, and Grace Forlines approached numerous restaurants in the community for food donations and coordinated the service project. Several team members held successful can drives to help finance the project. With generous donations from both Qdoba’s locations, Nino Salvaggio’s of Troy, and families of the team, the swim team collectively prepared and served a nutritious meal of soft tacos, rice, nachos, vegetables, fruit, juice and dessert to the children. The team chose to donate extra funds to sponsor 3 children to attend programming throughout the summer at PCKC.
The Power Company Kids Club is a faith based, non-profit organization dedicated to changing the lives of the children who are less fortunate. It’s goal is to provide a safe place for impoverished children to spend time and grow. The organization stresses the importance of individual empowerment. At the summer Leadership Camp, children learn the values of determination, priority, and success. With the help of role models, children experience life-changing memories and are inspired to grow into leaders who may help to make a difference in the world and their own community.
With 49% of the children living below poverty line, almost 1,000 as known gang members in Pontiac, and only 37% graduating from high school, the Rochester Girls Swim & Dive team is thankful to have been given the opportunity to help these children. The girls are dedicated to giving back to the community and have gained an unforgettable experience. The team looks forward to continuing to make a difference by partnering with Power Company and collecting Halloween candy for the children in the fall.
To learn more about the Power Company Kids Club, visit http://www.powercompanykidsclub.org/index.cfm, (248) 253-1557.
The Power Company Kids Club is a faith based, non-profit organization dedicated to changing the lives of the children who are less fortunate. It’s goal is to provide a safe place for impoverished children to spend time and grow. The organization stresses the importance of individual empowerment. At the summer Leadership Camp, children learn the values of determination, priority, and success. With the help of role models, children experience life-changing memories and are inspired to grow into leaders who may help to make a difference in the world and their own community.
With 49% of the children living below poverty line, almost 1,000 as known gang members in Pontiac, and only 37% graduating from high school, the Rochester Girls Swim & Dive team is thankful to have been given the opportunity to help these children. The girls are dedicated to giving back to the community and have gained an unforgettable experience. The team looks forward to continuing to make a difference by partnering with Power Company and collecting Halloween candy for the children in the fall.
To learn more about the Power Company Kids Club, visit http://www.powercompanykidsclub.org/index.cfm, (248) 253-1557.
