Student Life

On Track in Track

Maurice Wood is always encouraging his friends to do better and get on track. Wood, senior, takes the remaining time he has at RHS very seriously. After all, he’s all grown up and about to enter the real world.

A RHS instructor on a mission

"Most of you know that Noah is special needs and has been diagnosed with Pervasive Development Delay (PDD), which is on the Autism spectrum," says Mr. Savick who has been teaching math at RHS for five years.

Students react to lateness policy

"Even though, I drive it is still a problem for me to get to school on time," says Shannon Artis, senior.
While some RHS students say they simply can’t make it to school on time, Ms. Pasteur, RHS principal, says tardiness will not be tolerated. "Students need to get to school on time," she says. "They need to be in school every day, unless they’re sick or there is an emergency."

Students and lateness

"Even though I drive, it is still a problem for me to get to school on time," says Shannon Artis, senior.

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