Clubs / Activities

 

ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

ACTIVITIES GUIDE

2023 - 2024

Rockville High School has a large and diverse selection of clubs, sports and activities. Most students are able to find an activity that matches their interests. If a student finds a club that matches his or her interests, the first step should be to contact the staff member who advises the club. If a student is interested in starting a new club, the student should contact the Student Activities Director.

Student Activities Director – Mr. Paul Courtois (Room 164)

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View the complete list of RHS Clubs HERE

Class Advisors

2024 Mr. Richard O’Brian (Rm 226) & Ms. Katie Pitts (Room 231)

2025 Ms. Samantha Camolli (Rm 213) & Mrs. Heather Kennedy (Rm 206)

2026 Ms. Sarah Martin (Rm 214) & Ms. Mandy Maskell (Rm 223)

2027 Ms. Allasandra Cianci (Rm 167) & Mr. Daniel Ray (Rm 163)

Sports

INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORTS

In order to represent RHS and participate on an athletic team, students must:

1. have received credit toward graduation at the close of the school year in at least four (4) Carnegie Units to be eligible for fall sports. The final academic grade average determines fall eligibility. To be eligible for continuous participation in our fall, winter and spring sports programs, marking period grades, not semester grades are used to determine scholastic eligibility. An athlete must pass at least 5 courses in a marking period to be academically eligible.

2. have a current physical exam on file with the school nurse prior to try-outs.

3. complete all athletic forms prior to try-outs.

Try-outs for most fall sports begin BEFORE school starts. All registration can be completed on Family ID.

See the list of all Sports on our Athletics Webpage

 

CORE VALUES AND BELIEFS

The Rockville High School Community is committed to providing a safe and respectful

environment where all members are dedicated to life‐long learning. By working

collaboratively with families and community members, we will graduate students who

are productive and contributing members of a dynamic, global, 21st century society. We

believe rigorous and meaningful academic and extracurricular programs afford all

students the opportunity to become Responsible, Open minded, Critically thinking, and

Knowledgeable.

LEARNING EXPECTATIONS

   We are the ROCK! The Rockville High School student will...

• 􀂃 Demonstrate personal and civic responsibility.
• Demonstrate respectful behavior and compassion.
• Use multiple tools to access, evaluate, and apply information.
• Solve problems through analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and reflection.
• Communicate knowledge clearly and effectively for a variety of purposes and audiences.