Mission
Statement
The mission of Rimrock Public
High School is to
stimulate and inspire the understanding and value of the present and
future importance of education and social success by developing the
individuals� positive intellectual, moral, and physical capabilities.
Student
Commitment
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My constructive
tendencies enable me to prevail despite outward circumstances.
I recognize my positive tendencies and attitudes are among my
most precious assets. They
enable me to establish greater personal health, prosperity, emotional
well being and mental efficiency today and every day.
With intensity and repetition I can create the habits which bring
success and higher consciousness. Think Positively, Act Positively: Enable Yourself
Regular Class
Schedule
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8:00 am � 8:58 am |
Period 1 (Academic) |
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9:00 am � 9:58 am |
Period 2 (Academic) |
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10:00 am � 10:58 am |
Period 3 (Academic) |
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11:00 am � 12:00 pm |
Period 4 (Academic) |
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12:00 pm � 12:45 pm |
Lunch |
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12:45 pm � 1:00 pm |
School Meeting |
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1:00 pm � 1:58 pm |
Period 5 (Elective) |
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2:00 pm � 3:00 pm |
Period 6 (Elective) |
Graduation
Requirements
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4 credits � English
3 credits � Math
3.5 credits �
History/Social Studies
3 credits � Science
1 credit � Fine Arts
1 credit - Life skills / Workplace skills
8.5 credits �
Electives
24 credits Total**
*
Parents or
students wishing to review the student�s graduation progress should
contact the administrator for an appointment.
*
Students may
acquire up to 2 credits per year (max. of 4 credits) through approved
work study or community service projects.
**Arizona Department of Education
requires that all students must MEET the standard on all portions
of the AIMS (Arizona
Instrument to
Measure
Standard) assessment as well
as complete all course requirements in order to receive a valid high
school diploma.
Rimrock
Public
High School
provides an equal opportunity in education.
No person on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, gender,
handicap, or national origin will be subjected to discrimination or
denied the benefits of or be excluded from an educational program
activity.
Curriculum
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(Credits) Courses
(4) English
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Language Arts 9, 10, 11, 12
(Required)
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English Electives
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Journalism (11, 12 only)
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Yearbook (11, 12 only)
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Advanced Placement (Teacher
Recommendation)
(3) Mathematics
(Enrollment in
Mathematics is required until student passes Math AIMS)
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Basic Mathematics, practical
economics
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AIMS Prep (Accelerated Math
Program)
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Algebra I (Required)
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Geometry
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Algebra II
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Pre-Calculus
(3) History/Social Studies
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U.S. History (9, 10) (Required)
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Civics,
US
Government .5 (Required)
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Social Studies (9, 10)
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World History (11, 12)
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Arizona History .5 (Required)
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History/Social Studies Electives
(3) Science
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Earth Science (9, 10)
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Biology (10, 11) (Required)
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Physical Science (11, 12)
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Chemistry (11, 12) (Prerequisite - Algebra I)
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Agricultural Science (Prerequisite - Biology)
(1) Fine Arts
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Art I, II
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Ceramics
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Sewing
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Guitar I, II
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Band
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Film Making I, II
(8) Elective credits
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Physical Education
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Life Skills (Required)
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Work Place Skills (Required)
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Computer Applications I, II
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Student Government
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Teacher/Office Assistant
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Vocational Education
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Students may acquire credits
through concurrent enrollment at Yavapai College.
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Work Study (maximum 2 credits per
year, max 4 credits total in addition to regular courses)
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Students may acquire up to 4
required credits through approved online purveyors.
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