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Rancho miragehigh school
Informational PresentationSlide2
History2005, Palm Springs Unified School District (PSUSD) worked with Sun Cal Development to acquire 80 acres of land for a new high school and elementary school site
2007, PSUSD completed the design of the new
high school2010, The Rattlers was the chosen mascot by a district wide vote
of
students and staff
May – 2010, Construction
of the new high school
began Slide3
HistoryThe City of Rancho Mirage approved naming of the main street in front of the High School - Rattler Road
February – 2012, the PSUSD Board of Education approve Rancho Mirage High School as the official name
May – 2012, the PSUSD Board of Education approved the Boundary Committee’s recommendation for RMHS
Spring – 2013, Construction
is scheduled to be
complete
August – 2013, Rancho Mirage High School will openSlide4
General InformationOpening Fall, 2013Mascot - RattlersColors - Maroon, Silver, and Columbia Blue
Enrollment - approximately 800 students, Freshmen and Sophomore
only!Capacity – in 2015/16 as a full comprehensive high school
(grades 9-12) with a capacity of 2300 students
Unique course offerings for this school include a performing arts center, a full culinary arts kitchen and serving area, and an automotive
facilitySlide5
What is Unique about RMHSThe only high school in Rancho Mirage
New facility fully completed, no constructionPerforming arts center with a pathway focused on performance theatre
Culinary arts pathway with an industry standard facility and dining areaWireless capability throughout the campus
An opportunity to start new traditions and school
cultureSlide6
LogosSlide7
Principal’s PhilosophyRelentless focus on student achievementHigh expectations for staff and student achievement and activity involvement
Accountability and responsibility – academic, social, and behavioralUnwavering
Ethic of CareSchool Spirit and Pride
Communication and Visibility
Professional and collaborative
Honesty, Respect, and IntegritySlide8
Mission and VisionThe Mission and Vision of Rancho Mirage High School will be refined by the staff, students and community. The following are the district mission, district goals, and administrative vision for the planning and opening of RMHS. District
MissionStudents will graduate from high school prepared and motivated to succeed in their chosen career and higher education, ultimately contributing to the common good. This mission is to be accomplished through the beliefs and focus of the Palm Springs Unified School District. Slide9
Vision for Students Personal and Social ResponsibilityDevelop strong communication, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills; Develop lifelong learning skills;
Treat all members with respect, dignity, and sensitivity; Practice integrity in all endeavors;
Vision for Parents and CommunityParent
and Community
Responsibility
Actively participate in the student’s education to increase student attendance, participation, and enhance student/community involvement
;
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Vision
for School
Vision
for Staff and
Leadership
RMHS VisionSlide10
Academic RequirementsAcademic Area
RMHS Credits
English40
Math (includes meeting Algebra requirement)
20
Biology
Physical Science
10
10
World History
10
US History
10
Civics
5
Economics
5
Fine Art / Foreign Language / CTE
10
Physical Education
20
Health – Completion Flag / Activity
0
Electives
85
Total
225
HSEE ELA
Pass
HSEE MATH
PassSlide11
Performing Arts PathwayStudents will have the opportunity to explore their area of interest (theatre, band, choir, and dance) as well as participate in synchronized musical theatre productions.
This pathway includes a sequence of Career Technical Education (CTE) courses (set design, sound and lighting, and stage production) combined with a rigorous course of study in the core academic areas.Slide12Slide13
Culinary Arts PathwayStudents will prepare to advance into college, technical trade school, or job opportunity in the culinary industry. This pathway
includes a sequence of Career Technical Education (CTE) courses combined with a rigorous course of study in the core academic areas. Slide14Slide15
FacilitiesNine BuildingsAdministration
Library / Media Center
English and Social StudiesMath and science
Performing arts center
Gymnasium
Cafeteria
Central plant
Stadium Concession
Parking
areas for students, staff, and visitorsSlide16
Performing Arts Center600-seat theatreBlack
Box theatreOrchestra
pit
Supporting cast areas
Band and choir rooms
State
of the art sound system
Scene
and costume design rooms
Video editing and recording labSlide17
Classrooms and Media CenterAudio-visual equipmentProjectors
High speed data
Built in caseworkTechnology labs
Electric motorized screens
Science labs with chemical resistant countertops, sinks, gas, and additional powerSlide18
Athletic Facilities1 Football
stadium with concessions1 Track
1
Football practice field
1
Gymnasium
1
Auxiliary gymnasium
2
Soccer fields
2
Baseball fields
2
Softball fields
8
Basketball courts
8
Tennis courts
1
Wrestling room
1
Dance
room
All-weather TrackSlide19
Extra-Curricular PossibilitiesMarching bandPerformance band
Performance choirJazz ensemble
Concert choirChamber singers
Dance ensemble
Cheerleading
Publications
Speech
competition
Athletics
ASB
AVID
Academic
clubs
Service clubs
Academic
decathlon
Mock trial
Peer tutoring
ROTCSlide20
Parent OpportunitiesSchool Site Council (SSC)English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC)
Athletic BoostersParent Connect Volunteer Opportunities
Daily greetingClassroom assistance
Supervision
Athletics
ChaperoneSlide21
RMHS BoundarySlide22
Boundary / Transfer InformationPSUSD is an Open Enrollment District:PSUSD is requiring that all students entering grades 9 and 10 in the 2013/14 school year who wish to attend a school other than their school of residence to complete a transfer request between January 7, 2013 and February 15, 2013.
All transfer request applications must be submitted electronically through the computer station in the Student Services office from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 980 E.
Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, CA 92262.Slide23
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