Summer 2019 · Fri. May 22 Last Day of 2 Semester Mon. May 25 Memorial Day Holiday – School Closed Tues.-Wed. May 26-27 Post Planning for Teachers and Staff PTSA Initiatives 2019-20

Summer 2019

9th Grade Students and New Enrollees Orientation August 8, 2019

8:30 am - Opening Session (parents and students) - Gym

9:20 am - Parent Session in Gym

9:30 am - Students report to their Advisement Classroom

10:10-11:35 am - Students follow abbreviated schedule

10:15 am - Parents proceed to:

Pay student fees (Media Center)

Turn in Resident Verification Forms (Cafeteria)

-required for all 9th graders and new enrollees

PTSA Membership (Atrium)

Class t-shirts (Gym Lobby) Returning 10th – 12th Grade Students do not attend Orienta-

tion. Students will receive schedules during Advisement on the first

day of school. Students will find their name and Advisement class-

room number on signs posted throughout the hallways.

Orientation

Roswell High has a new School Store! We are located on the hallway leading into the cafe-

teria. The store will be open every Thursday and Fri-

day during lunch (11:30 am - 1:30 pm) and ‘on loca-

tion’ for many school events. We also have an online

store where you can order at any time and your mer-

chandise will be sent right to your house!

Sign up for our weekly RHS PTSA e-Newsletter on

Roswell High School PTSA under 'The Hornet's Nest

- PTSA Newsletter' tab. We will announce when and

where we will be selling spirit wear throughout the

school year in this newsletter. Look for RHS Spirit

wear at these events:

Freshman Orientation - Gym Lobby

All Parent Nights

Other Hornet Community events

Our Hornet Merchandise will continue to change as

we will be receiving new inventory throughout the

school year. Come check us out!

Greetings Hornets,

I hope that all our Roswell High School Community has had

a great summer.

The 2018-2019 school year was a great one for Roswell

High School as our students, faculty, and staff, celebrated

many accomplishments in Academics, the Fine Arts, and

Athletics. These achievements could not have happened

without the support of our community. This includes local

groups, such as the Roswell Rotary and the Roswell Kiwa-

nis Club, the City of Roswell, and, most importantly, the

support of the parents of our students. Whether it is through

a booster club, attending a meeting, corresponding with

teachers, or simply having conversations with their students

about the importance of what goes on at school, our parents

are a key component to the success of Roswell High School.

The Roswell PTSA is at the forefront of engaging parents

(and grandparents) at Roswell High School. Our PTSA

works hard to staff volunteers, organize and award PTSA

grants for teachers, feed the faculty and staff (especially

when they are at school late for an event), and so much

more.

As you may be aware, effective and timely communication

is the foundation of the Roswell High School Strategic

Plan. Good communication results from the outstanding

partnership between our school and our parent organiza-

tions, especially the PTSA. Thank you to the PTSA parents

who worked to compile this newsletter and thank you for

taking the time to read it. Inside this newsletter is some im-

portant information that you can use to help your student

have a great school year.

With the support of the Roswell community, our school is

poised to have another great school year in 2019-2020!

Thank you to all of you for everything

you do for our students.

Enjoy the remainder of your summer

and I will see you in August,

Robert Shaw, Ed.D.

Principal

Roswell High School

RHS Main 470.254.4500 Fax 470.254.4509 https://roswellhornets.org

Student Services 470.254.4608 http://roswellstudentservices.weebly.com/

PTSA (See page 14-15)

https://roswellhighschoolptsa.com/

http://www.roswellhighschoolptsa.com/

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2019-20 Roswell High School Calendar

Driver Education – Hosted Accident Avoidance Workshop at RHS and provided a scholarship for one student. Exceptional Children – Celebrated their Prom at RHS and opened up the Roast and Toast coffee shop with RHS Branded gear. Student Well-Being – Partnered with RHS Student Services to sponsor September Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, weekly well-being content in PTSA Newsletter, and a Spring Stress Relief Campaign before finals. Leadership 20/20 – Co-Hosted a Forum with Roswell Rotary focused on empowering 70 RHS students nominated by staff in areas of team building, personality compatibility, and leadership styles. Membership – Conducted annual PTSA Membership campaign. Teacher Grants – Awarded $6500 in extra support tools to teachers who researched and applied for items that will enhance the learning experiences in their classrooms. PTSA Scholarships – Awarded $7000 in scholarships to graduating seniors who were recognized for academic excellence, creative work, good character, success despite adversity, positive contributions on and off campus, entrepreneurial pursuits, and Career Tech success. Campus Improvement – Installed art showcases in the Auditorium Lobby for exhibits and theater production displays. Greeters – Staffed the Atrium Greeter Desk weekly with friendly faces to direct guests who enter our school. Media Center – Provided regular volunteer support and assisted in

deployment and collection of personal devices. Staff Appreciation – Celebrated all our RHS staff by hosting lunches and breakfasts, Staff Appreciation Week, Gift Raffles, Thanksgiving Turkey Raffle, and a Letter Writing Campaign. PTSA Communications – Produced a weekly email newsletter; sign up at The Hornets’ Nest (https://roswellhighschoolptsa.com/) with timely information pertinent to all our RHS families. Current information posted on Facebook at Roswell High School PTSA. Academic Recognition – Celebrated our Academic Honor Roll (88+ GPA) and Principal’s Honor Roll (92+ GPA) Students for the 4th year with certificates and Academic Letters, respectively! Social Work Support – Provided individual aid to students in need by working closely with our school social worker throughout the school year. School Store – Accepted the charge of managing school Spirit Wear, created an online store, and will officially open this fall with new RHS merchandise! College Visits – Scheduled college representatives for 40+ presenta-tions at RHS for Juniors and Seniors to attend. Honors Night – Worked with Student Services to coordinate this annu-al event recognizing student achievement, produced more than 250 award certificates, and provided event décor. VIP Awards – Managed two events celebrating more than 400 students who exemplify character and integrity among their peers as chosen by their teachers.

Wed. July 24 New Enrollment – Group Registration/Cafeteria/9-11am

Thurs. Aug 8 Freshman Orientation

Mon. Aug 12 First Day of School

Tues. Aug 27 Underclass Student Pictures

Fri. Aug 30 Roswell RFF Day – Students do not report

Mon. Sept 2 Labor Day Holiday – School Closed

Wed. Sept 4 Club Fair/Main Gym Track/all lunches

Thurs. Sept 12 Open House/State of the School Address

Fri. Sept 27 Homecoming Game

Sat. Sept 28 Homecoming Dance

Tue. Oct 8 A Night with Student Services/Auditorium/6:30pm

Fri. Oct 11 Teacher Workday

Sat. Oct 12 Roswell Youth Day Parade

Mon. Oct 14 Columbus Day Holiday – School Closed

Wed. Oct 16 Half Day Release/PSAT Day

Tues. Nov 5 Professional Development Day – Students do not report

Thurs. Nov 7 Freshmen Parent Conference Night

Tues. Nov 12 PTSA V.I.P. 9th Grade Only/Auditorium/7:30am

Mon.-Fri. Nov 25-29 Thanksgiving Holidays – School Closed

Wed. Dec 11 Principal’s Townhall Meeting/Auditorium/6:00pm

Wed.-Fri. Dec 18-20 Final Exam Schedule – Dismissal at 12:30pm

Fri. Dec 20 Last Day of 1st Semester

Mon.-Thurs. Dec 23-Jan 3 Winter Holidays – School Closed

Fri. Jan 3 Teacher Workday – Students do not report

Mon. Jan 6 First Day of 2nd Semester

Mon. Jan 20 M. L. King Jr. Holiday – Students do not report

Thurs. Jan 23 Rising 9th Grade Information Night

Thurs. Feb 6 Rotary Leadership 20/20/All Day

Fri. Feb 14 Roswell RFF Day – Students do not report

Mon. Feb 17 President’s Day – School Closed

Thurs. Feb 20 AP, Honors & Dual Enrollment Information Night

Fri. Mar 13 Teacher Workday – Students do not report

Mon. Mar 16 Roswell RFF Day – Students do not report

Sat. Mar 21 PROM

Mon-Fri Apr 6-10 Spring Break – School Closed

Mon Apr 20 AVID Induction/Auditorium/7:00pm

Thurs. Apr 23 V.I.P. & Honors Night/Auditorium/7:00pm

Tues. May 5 Principal’s Townhall Meeting/Auditorium/6:00pm

Wed.-Fri. May 13-15 Sr. Exams

Mon. May 18 Sr. Clearance/Main Gym Track Level

Tues. May 19 Sr. Breakfast/Chick-fil-A/9:00am

TBA Graduation Practice

TBA Graduation

Wed.-Fri. May 20-22 Final Exam Schedule – Dismissal at 12:30pm

Fri. May 22 Last Day of 2nd Semester

Mon. May 25 Memorial Day Holiday – School Closed

Tues.-Wed. May 26-27 Post Planning for Teachers and Staff

PTSA Initiatives 2019-20

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Back to School Checklist

Residence Verification Form with two proofs of residency. All 9th grade students

and new students entering RHS as 10th, 11th and 12th graders must submit this

form. These do not need to be notarized.

Support RHS PTSA and sign up to be a parent volunteer! See pages 14-15.

Make checks payable to Roswell High School PTSA or sign up online.

Complete a RHS Class Dues/Donation Form for EACH student. This form was

mailed with the final report card for spring semester. Make checks payable to Roswell

High School and include contact phone number on the check.

The form includes payment options for the following:

-Donation to support the following student focused initiatives: Academic

Programs and Departments, Clinic Supplies, Student Support through the Student

Services Department.

-Class Dues 9th, 10th, 11th Graders ($35) – Includes class t-shirt, discounted

Homecoming (for 9th, 10th, 11th grades) and Prom (for 11th grade) tickets, also helps

pay for grade specific events and projects. The funds move with the students

through each grade.

-Graduation Fee 12th Graders ($150) – Please go to www.gabalfour.com to pay

the required $150 graduation fee which includes costs for the graduation venue,

cap gown, tassel, and diploma, class t-shirt, and Senior Graduation

activities. Seniors will receive discounts on Homecoming/Prom tickets.

-Student All Athletic Home Event Pass ($80) – Event pass includes entry into all

home games except Region and State Playoffs.

Confirm Bus Routes at http://edulogweb.fultonschools.org/livewq/webquery/

Prepay Student Lunch Account – Students may pay via check/cash in the cafeteria

during their lunch or sign-up for the online prepayment system at 1-866-243-9535 or

visit www.mypaymentsplus.com.

Purchase Hall Locker on-line for $15. Locker assignments will be provided on 1st

day of school in the Assistant Principal’s Office. Visit https://roswellhornets.org and

click on the OSP link located in the right had column.

Clinic Forms – Complete and submit any applicable forms to the clinic.

(Authorization to Give Medication Form). See page 8.

Visit the RHS School Store for Spirit Wear as you enter the cafeteria or online at

https://roswellhighschoolptsa.com

Register as a New or Returning Volunteer at http://www.fultonschools.org/en/

divisions/sup/comm/Pages/partnersvolunteers.aspx

Finding Your Way

Around All visitors must park in a

marked visitor parking spot

and enter the school through

the Atrium side door by

pressing the buzzer and wait-

ing to be admitted. All visi-

tors must sign in with a driv-

er’s license or government-

issued photo ID.

RHS Release Days Through a Request for Flexi-

bility from our RHS School

Governance Council, teach-

ers have been granted train-

ing days to work with peers

on course and grade level

teaching methods. These

days are specific to the needs

of RHS and may not align

with release days planned by

the SGC’s of our feeder

schools. RHS Early Release Days:

October 16—PSAT /SAT Day

December 18, 19, 20—First

Semester Final Exams

May 20, 21, and 22—Second

Semester Final Exams

RFF Dates—All Faculty and

Staff Report—Students are

Off:

Friday August 30

Friday, February 14

Monday, March 16

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Includes

Class time,

Lunch and

Study Hall

5th

6th

8:20 – 9:21

9:26 – 10:23

10:28 – 11:25

A lunch

11:30 – 11:55

B lunch

12:00 – 12:25

C lunch

12:30 – 12:55

D lunch

1:00 – 1:26

1:31 – 2:28

2:33 – 3:30

Bell Schedule

Sign up for PTSA online at

https://squareup.com/store/roswell-hs-ptsa

http://www.gabalfour.com

http://edulogweb.fultonschools.org/livewq/webquery/

http://www.mypaymentsplus.com

https://roswellhornets.org

https://roswellhighschoolptsa.com

http://www.fultonschools.org/en/divisions/sup/comm/Pages/partnersvolunteers.aspx

http://www.fultonschools.org/en/divisions/sup/comm/Pages/partnersvolunteers.aspx

https://squareup.com/store/roswell-hs-ptsa

RHS Quick Facts

Dropping Off Items for Students:

Staff/Volunteers cannot accept drop off items

for students to pick up in the front office or at

the Greeter Desk.

Conflict Resolution: Parents who have con-

cerns about a classroom issue should contact

the teacher via e-mail or phone. If no resolu-

tion can be found or if there are still additional

concerns, contact the department chairperson.

If the situation is still unresolved, contact the

appropriate grade level Assistant Principal.

Department Heads and email addresses can be

found on the RHS website under STAFF.

Dress Code: Students are responsible for

knowing the dress code which is available in

the Student Handbook on the RHS website.

Dress code violations include, but are not lim-

ited to, wearing clothes with an inappropriate

advertisement or language; shorts, skirts, and

dresses shorter than two inches below the fin-

gertips; exposed undergarments; form-fitting

clothes; sagging, bagging, and dragging trou-

sers; pajamas.

P.E. Lockers: The cost is $5.00 per semester

to be paid during class.

Lunches: There are four lunch periods. Stu-

dents are not allowed to leave campus for

lunch. Outside guests are not allowed to join

students for lunch. Students are not allowed to

use meal delivery services.

Searches: Student lockers, desks and all

school and classroom storage areas are school

property and remain under the control of the

school at all times. These areas are not private.

Periodic general inspections of these areas

may be

conducted by school authorities for any reason

at any time without notice and without student

consent. If a search yields illegal or unauthor-

ized materials, such materials will be turned

over in person to the Chief of the Fulton Coun-

ty School Police, School Police Officer, or

proper legal authorities for disposition.

Student ID Cards: Students receive a new

photo ID card each school year. ID cards will

be sent to the school once school photos are

taken in the beginning of the year by the

school photographer.

School Closings: In case of inclement weath-

er, check local radio and TV stations and the

Fulton County website for information on

school closings.

Friday School: Friday School may be

required for disciplinary issues. Friday School

is held after school on Friday

afternoons. Students will be required to ar-

range their own transportation home.

Absence: Any student who has been absent

from school must present a written excuse

before school begins to the attendance clerk

within five days of returning to school. The

excuse must include the reason for the ab-

sence, a telephone number where the parent

can be reached, and the parent or guardian’s

signature. Students who have missed 10 days

or more in one school year will be required to

provide additional verification, including doc-

tors’ statements.

Checking Out: To arrange a checkout, the

student must take a written request, signed by

the parent/guardian, to the Attendance Office

before school. Include the reason for the

checkout, the parent or guardian’s signature,

and a phone number for parental verification.

The request will be verified, and the attend-

ance clerk will issue a checkout pass to the

student. When it is time for the student to

leave, the student will show the teacher the

checkout pass. The student must check in and

out through the Attendance Office, not the

clinic. Failure to check in and out through the

Attendance Office may result in disciplinary

action. There will be no walk-in checkouts

after 3:15 pm.

Sick Policy: Students who become ill at

school should go to the Clinic. If the student

needs to be sent home, the Clinic will call the

parents/emergency contact to make necessary

arrangements. The student will need to be

checked out through the Attendance Office.

Pre-approved Absences: For all grades, pre-

approved absences are considered excused. Pre

-approved absences are limited to six days for

an entire school year. Specific guidelines

apply; please discuss your plans with the prin-

cipal well in advance of the planned absence.

Tardiness: A student is tardy when he/she

arrives to school after the beginning of the

official school day OR is not in his/her as-

signed class at the beginning of the class peri-

od. Students who arrive late to school in the

morning must go to the

Attendance Office for a pass to class.

Food/Beverages: Vending machines are avail-

able for student use after school

hours. Students must properly dispose of all

containers. All food and drink should be con-

sumed in the cafeteria. Students are not al-

lowed to bring outside drinks (coffee, smooth-

ies, soda, etc.) into school at any time.

Cell Phones: Students may use cell phones

in the hallways between classes. Teachers

may allow use in class for instructional use

only. This privilege can be revoked at any

time. Unauthorized use of a cell phone may

result in disciplinary action. Please be courte-

ous.

Learner’s Permits: Students must have a

Certificate of Enrollment issued by the school.

The cost is $1.00 and should be requested

from the attendance office at least 48 hours in

advance. The Certificate of Enrollment is valid

for 30 days.

Driver’s Licenses: Students must have an

Alcohol and Drug Awareness Program certifi-

cate and a Certificate of Enrollment issued by

the school. Students are eligible for the ADAP

form once they pass 9th grade Health. The

forms may be requested from the front office.

We cannot process certificates for students

who took Health online or at another school

Parking Permits: Assigned parking spaces

will be given on an established priority basis,

which can be found on the back of the parking

permit application. Applications for the next

school year will be available in the spring. On-

campus parking is $100 for the school year.

Students applying for parking need to submit

the completed application with a copy of their

GA driver’s license, proof of insurance, and a

valid car registration. No learner’s permits are

allowed.

Residency Verification

The Fulton County School District School

Admission Policy for Residence Verification

will be required only for new enrollees, upon

entry into kindergarten, 6th grade, and 9th

grade or when there is any change of address.

Families in these categories must provide two

proofs of residence from the district's ap-

proved lists, including one current water or

electric bill and one of the following docu-

ments: copy of lease/home mortgage bill; valid

driver's license/State issued ID with current

address; copy of home sale contract; renter's or

homeowner's insurance; Section 8/HUD Hous-

ing document; current bank statement; current

paycheck; current HOA bill. Any documenta-

tion provided must be valid within the past 30

days. Families are responsible for notifying the

school if they change addresses during the

school year.


Congratulations to the 2019 RHS PTSA

Scholarship Recipients $1500 The RHS PTSA Dede Rehkopf Arts, Media, Technology Scholarship Zenobia Sarkari $1000 The RHS PTSA Robert J. Boyd Academic Excellence Scholarship Rachel Henderson $1000 The RHS PTSA Hard-Working Hornet

Scholarship Sponsored by Lisa Gallagher and Angela Freeman with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Cobb Roswell Office

Rapley Hills $500 The RHS PTSA Stand-Out Student Scholarship Sponsored by Flavor EXP Matthew Nay $500 The RHS PTSA CTE: Career and Technical Education Pathways Scholarship Blaney Hudson $1000 The RHS PTSA Curtin Team Entrepreneur Spirit Scholarship Sponsored by Curtin Team Entrepreneur Spirit Scholarship sponsored by Curtin Team Cares & Joanne and Tom Curtin, Keller Williams Realty Shruti Vedula $500 The RHS PTSA Vocational Scholarship Denise Romero $500 The RHS PTSA Jerome Huff Inspiration Scholarship Litzy Garcia-Lopez $500 The RHS PTSA Jerome Huff Inspiration Scholarship Sponsored by Phillip Chritton Dulce Campos Lopez


Honors and AP Class Grade Adjustments:

Honors and AP class grades are awarded an

extra seven points (weighted) at the end of the

semester which will be reflected on the Re-

port Card. Progress reports during the semes-

ter and Home Access Class grades do not

include the extra points.

Report Cards: Progress reports are given

every six weeks. Parent signatures are NOT

required. Final semester grades are mailed to

the student’s address. The best way to monitor

grades is through Home Access Center, which

can be found at www.fultonschools.org/en

under the Students & Families Tab.

GPA Calculations: Grades are

calculated differently for colleges and HOPE

eligibility. Please check college websites to

determine how they calculate GPA. To deter-

mine GPA for HOPE, please visit

www.gafutures.org using your student’s log

in information.

Personal Fitness Waiver: New Personal

Fitness Waiver requirements beginning fall

2019:

1. Successful completion of two seasons of a

GHSA sanctioned sport (not including One-

Act Play and Literary) or

2. Successful completion of two seasons of

marching band or

3. Successful completion of three credits of

JROTC

The new waiver guidelines will not allow

students to use prior years activities to meet

the requirement. Beginning in fall 2019, all

students who want to apply for a waiver will

only be able to use completed seasons from

fall 2019 and later. As a reminder, waiver

requirements must be completed by the end of

fall semester of senior year. Find out more

about the Personal Fitness Waiver on the RHS

website.

Testing

PSAT: Students in grades 9, 10, and 11 take

the PSAT at RHS on Oct 16.

Georgia Milestones: High school students

will take an end-of-course (EOC) assessment

for 9th Grade Literature and Composition,

American Literature, Biology, Physical Sci-

ence, Coordinate Algebra, Analytic Geome-

try, US History, and Economics. For more

information visit www.gadoe.org/Curriculum-

Instruction-and-Assessment/Assessment/

Pages/Georgia-Milestones-Assessment-

System.aspx

AP Exams: AP exams are May 4-8 and May

11-15, 2020. For more information visit

https://www.collegeboard.org/

Finals: Finals are held at the end of each

semester. The last three days of the semester

are half days with two finals administered

each day.

Recognition

Honor Roll: A student must have an 88.00 to

91.99 semester numeric average.

Principal's Honor Roll: A student must have

a 92.00 or greater semester numeric average.

Students who achieve Principal’s Honor Roll

for both semesters in a school year will be

awarded an Academic Letter. They will be

recognized and receive an “R” letter or a pin

at the beginning of the next school year.

The Tom Zachary VIP Awards: Awards are

presented by each teacher to students in

recognition of their positive contributions to

the academic, social, and civic climate at

Roswell High School.

There is a 9th grade VIP Breakfast in the Fall

and a school-wide event in the Spring. Recipi-

ents are notified by mail.

Honors Night: This spring event recognizes

students excelling in academics. Students are

nominated by teachers. Local scholarships are

also awarded to seniors. All recipients are

notified by mail.

Leadership 20/20: A full-day event that rec-

ognizes students with strong leadership poten-

tial sponsored by the Roswell Rotary Club

and RHS PTSA. Participation in the program

is based on teacher recommendation. Students

may only participate once during their high

school years.

Photos and Yearbooks

Fall school picture day for underclassmen is

Tuesday, August 27. Students will go to the

gym with their English class to take photos,

and if a student does not take an English class

or takes one online, they can take their photo

during lunch or study hall. School photo make

up day for underclassmen is scheduled for

Wednesday, October 9, and students will be

able to get their picture taken during any

lunch in the atrium. Order forms for under-

classmen photos will be passed out after

school begins.

Yearbooks will be on sale soon!

Juniors and Seniors

Class Rings: Balfour will visit RHS in the

fall to assist in ordering a class ring.

Prom: Students must attend school the last

scheduled day before prom or they will not be

allowed to participate. Students arriving at

prom after 10:00 pm will not be admitted. A

student bringing a guest who is not an RHS

student must complete a non-RHS student

waiver.

College Visits: RHS encourages official col-

lege visits. Each student is allowed up to six

excused absences for visits each year prior to

May 1. To be excused, visits must be ap-

proved three days in advance and students

must be in good academic standing. Notes

from colleges visited must be provided to the

Attendance Office upon a student’s return.

Students are responsible for all missed work.

No visits are approved during the final two

weeks of each semester. Approved col-

lege visits for 11th and 12th grade students do

not count against exam exemptions.

Seniors

Attendance: All attendance rules apply to

seniors. Seniors are required to have parent-

signed notes even if they are 18 years old.

Please be aware that too many absences may

result in a student losing parking privileges

and may even prevent graduation.

Class Dues: Students may pay class dues at

the start of the school year on the registration

form. Dues cover cap and gown, Senior Pic-

nic, Senior Breakfast, other senior activities,

and provide discounts for Homecoming and

Prom tickets. Dues help offset costs of gradu-

ation events. Students who do not pay class

dues are responsible for the individual costs

of all senior activities, including cap and

gown.

Cap and Gown: Order on Class Dues Form

or from www.gabalfour.com and will be

available for pick up in the front office about

six weeks before graduation.

Graduation Announcements: Can be or-

dered at www.gabalfour.com.

Graduation Events: Information on Gradua-

tion activities will be posted on the Senior

page of the RHS website, under the Students

tab.

College Letters of Recommendation: Many

teachers and counselors will prepare letters of

recommendation for students. Requests are

extensive during the fall; please allow at least

a two week turn-around time for recommen-

dations. It is suggested that students submit a

resume or activities/ achievement form with

their recommendation request or use the Sen-

ior Profile Sheet which can be downloaded

from Student Services site when you scroll

down and click on the “12” circle and it is

listed in the column titled “Roswell Info.”

Seniors do not take the PSAT, scheduled for

October 16, so this would be a great day to

make a college visit!

Senior Pictures: Legacy Studios is now the

official photographer for Roswell High

School. Senior photos are taking place at Ro-

swell High School this summer on June 18,

19, 20, and July 9, 10, and 11. Students may

also have their portraits taken at the Legacy

Studios photography studio. Photo dates do

extend into the fall. Please visit legacy studi-

os’ website to sign up. The deadline to be

photographed for publication in the yearbook

is October 20, 2019.

PTSA Scholarships: How does an extra $500

-$1500 sound to help you towards your next

step after graduation? Whether you are going

to college, a trade school, taking a gap year or

starting your career, PTSA has a scholarship

for you. What do you have to do, seniors?

1. Seniors must join RHS PTSA.

(www.roswellhighschoolptsa.com)

2. Look for application information in mid-

December 2019.

3. Start thinking of two people who you want

to ask for recommendations: one teacher and

one coach/employer/mentor.

4. Fill out the application with a customized

essay prompt that you

will find in the

application.

5. Awardees will be

announced at Honors

Night, April 2020.


Student Services

College Visits at Roswell College Representatives visit

Roswell beginning in August

to meet with our 11th and 12th

grade students. This is a

GREAT opportunity to learn

about new schools or connect

with those you are interested

in!

Sign up online at

www.roswellstudentservices.w

eebly.com or use the posted

QR code in Student Services

and a pass will be emailed to

you.

The Student Services Office houses Roswell Counselors, our Grad-

uation Coach, the School Social Worker, the Records

Registrar, and a Professional Assistant. We are all available to

assist students and families through a variety of ways, whether it’s

related to academic issues, personal and family concerns, home-

work requests, student withdrawals, and everything in between, we

are all here to help!

The Student Services Office is excited to welcome a new counselor

to Roswell, Ms. Malongo Mukenge. Ms. Mukenge joins us from

Banneker High School and brings 12 years of school counseling

experience. We know she will be a great addition to the Hornet

Nation. RHS is excited to continue our mental health partnership

with Northstar Psychological Services for the 2019-2020 school

year! Northstar will continue to see students who need additional

mental health support during the school day and can serve students

in both English and Spanish. Be on the lookout for additional thera-

peutic supports in the coming months including short term teen

therapy groups and parent information sessions on various top-

ics. If you would be interested in individual mental health support

for your child (private therapy referrals based on insurance), please

contact your child’s school counselor or our school social worker

([email protected]) for more information.

Counselor:

Serving students

with Last Names

beginning with:

Email Address:

all end with

@fultonschools.

org

Drew Glover A – Col gloverd@

Judy Bissett Come-Gou bissett@

Lauren Butler Gov-Long butlerl1@

Amy Short Loo-Ng shortam@

Malongo Mukenge Nh-Se mukengem@

Jennifer Miner Sf-Z miner@

SAVE THE DATE(S) for the following

Student Services events: Every Tuesday starting September 3:

New this year! Every Tuesday starting in September, Roswell

counselors will be available in the Hub during 4th period to

help students with Parchment, Common Application, College

Essays and Letters of Recommendations, and all other college

application related questions. Students should bring their de-

vice!

September:

New this year! Got college applications on your brain? Have

no fear! Roswell Student Services is providing online re-

sources to help guide you through the college application

process. Make sure you are on our Remind 101, Twitter, and

or Instagram for more updates on these tools to make for a

stress-free fall!

September 4:

Peachtree Financial Planning Parent Program (see pg. 7)

September 12:

At Open House, Roswell counselors will provide 9th - 12th

grade Parent Information on Academic, Career, and Personal/

Social Topics. Visit us in the Atrium!

September 18:

11th and 12th grade students are invited to join RHS Counse-

lors for a college field trip after school to Gwinnett Technical

Colleges Alpharetta campus. It’s a great opportunity to learn

about many career programs and majors and the HOPE Grant

and Scholarship opportunities. Sign-up available in late Au-

gust.

Late September:

For 9th grade students, Roswell counselors will present the

Signs of Suicide Program through science classes. October 8:

Open to 9th-12th grade parents, join Roswell Counselors for

sessions on Academic Planning and Course Selection, High

School 101 information including credits and GPA, HOPE

Scholarship overview, Balancing Academic Pressures and

Stress, and more!

October-December:

Junior Advisement appointments for 11th grade students and

parents. Appointment dates and times to be sent home in Sep-

Participating in Dual Enrollment this fall?

Make note of this important deadline!

August 1- deadline for all DE students taking classes online or

on the college campus to provide your Roswell counselor with

a copy of your final schedule. Failure to submit your final

schedule will result in being placed in face to face classes at

Roswell.

It is the student’s responsibility to provide their counselor with

the correct schedule by the deadline. Please email a readable

copy of the schedule immediately if you haven’t done so al-

ready. http://roswellstudentservices.weebly.com/

Counseling assignments for 2019-2020 school year

We are excited to work with your student and look forward to con-

tinuing relationships and forming new ones. Fluctuations in student

enrollment require us to review counselor caseload assignments on a

yearly basis and make adjustments as needed. Please keep in mind

that school counselors wear many hats, to help us serve you better

please schedule meetings with your counselor by appointment.

Students arrange to see their counselor by completing a

Request to See Counselor Form in the Student Services Office.

Parents, if you need to meet with your child’s counselor,

please contact them directly via email or call the Student Ser-

vices Office at 470-254-4608 to make an appointment.

http://www.roswellstudentservices.weebly.com


mailto:[email protected]


How can I get up-to-date information on Student

Services programs, activities, and support offered?

Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @Counselors_RHS

Check out our Website: www.roswellstudentservices.weebly.com

Sign up for our Remind notifications based on your child's gradua-

tion year. Through social media, Roswell Student Services shares

important information regarding upcoming parent nights, scholar-

ship information, financial aid tips and tricks, pre-college programs

and opportunities, Dual Enrollment information and deadlines, and

much more.

Sign up for Remind Texts: Text to 81010 and see below for

the appropriate graduation year.

Once you send the first text, you will get a message to

respond with your name. Please enter your name or your

child’s name. This information will be kept completely

confidential. You can opt-out of messages at anytime by

replying, 'unsubscribe' and the same message you used to

subscribe. Example: “unsubscribe @roswell20”

Seniors – Class of 2020 Text this message:

@roswell20

Juniors – Class of 2021 Text this message:

@roswell21

Sophomores – Class of 2022

Text this message: @roswell22

Freshman – Class of 2023

Text this message:

@roswell23

Attention Potential College Athletes!

Rising juniors who are prospective Division 1 or

Division 2 athletes should register with the NCAA

this summer

Students may register at any time, but we recommend

that they register before their junior year. The regis-

tration website is http://www.eligibilitycenter.org.

The NCAA Eligibility Center will evaluate a student’s

academic credentials once the following information

has been received, and the student has had his/her

status requested by an NCAA member institution:

Completed online registration

Fee payment

SAT and/or ACT test score on file from the

respective testing agency (not from Roswell

High School)

Transcript(s) from all schools or programs

attended (request via Parchment.com)

In High School you don’t go to TAG

Science or TAG Social Studies: TAG is a seminar that you take once a

week. This seminar will cover a topic of inter-

est to you (past subjects include Oceanogra-

phy, Ghost Hunters, or Photography) and will

also assist you in developing both short and

long term goals for high school.

TAG opportunities include AP classes, di-

rected studies, and internships. A TAG teach-

er will explain these options in more detail in

your first TAG class.

How do I know if I’m in TAG?

If you were in TAG in middle or elemen-

tary school in Georgia, you are still in

TAG, even if you haven’t participated in a

year or more. If you’re not sure, one of the

TAG teachers can help you find out.

When do I start my TAG seminar?

TAG registration typically takes place

during the second week of the semester in

the mornings and during all four lunch

periods. Registration is announced during

morning announcements.

What is good about being in TAG?

Students can sign up for TAG seminars

with friends in all grades and on a topic

that they are interested in.

It shows colleges that students are willing

to go beyond a typical school day.

Opportunities include career internships

during the school day in a real workplace,

like a surgeon’s office or a law practice.

Students can take a directed study class,

spending one period every day studying a

subject they really want to research. Stu-

dents have studied fashion design, comput-

er programming, piano, and more

Students have an advisor who can assist

them in developing a four-year academic

plan, making course and career selections,

and preparing for admission to col-

lege. TAG advisors will make every effort

to assist students by working with them,

their parents, and/or their teachers.

TAG at Roswell High School

Peachtree College Planning Parent Programs

Roswell Student Services will once again be partnering with

Peachtree College Planning for the 2019-2020 school year. They

will offer a series of six workshops; three in the fall and three in

the spring to help all of our college bound students on the road to

success. These programs are open to parents of 9th – 12th grade

students. During these events you will learn:

Why it’s Important to Start Planning for College NOW!

The Cost of College and How Families Pay/ FAFSA -

Expected Family Contribution Why it is Important to “Know Before You GO”

Myths about aid qualification

Filling out the FAFSA and CSS Profile forms

Navigating the college application process to achieve suc-

cess! · Hope/Zell Miller-Scholarship/Grants-Georgia Futures

· How to choose the BEST college for your student and your

family academically, socially, and financially.

The first College Planning Kick-Off workshop is scheduled for Sep-

tember 4th at 7:45 am in the back of the media center. Be on the look-

out for the information on how to register for this informative session!

Donate Backpacks The Roswell High School Backpacks of Love program is in

need of empty backpacks. If you have USED backpacks that

your child will no longer use, please consider donating them to

Ms. Rogers, our school social worker in Student Services.

Dirty bags are welcomed as long as they are in good enough

shape to carry canned goods. Backpacks can be dropped off in

the MAIN OFFICE during summer office hours.


http://www.eligibilitycenter.org/


Fulton County Schools

Notification to Parents of the Screening and Referral Process for Gifted Services

New Authorization to Give Medication Forms

and Care Plans must be completed EACH

SCHOOL YEAR. Please make sure the

school has CURRENT telephone numbers for

parents and all authorized alternate contacts

(if you are unable to pick up your child should

they become sick during the school day).

Please note that we will not allow a seriously

ill or injured child to drive, walk, or ride the

bus home. Please update any changes with

your child’s health conditions and their asso-

ciated Care Plans (diabetics, severe allergies,

etc.) The clinic is open every day from 8:00

am to 4:00 pm and is located next to the Stu-

dent Services Office.

MEDICATIONS

It is best for students to take medication be-

fore or after school; however if it is necessary

to take a medication during school hours the

following policies apply to Roswell High

School students.

Your child may carry over-the-counter medi-

cations and does not need to complete a medi-

cation form. Medications MUST be in the

original containers and under NO circum-

stances be shared. This privilege can be re-

voked at any time if a student is not comply-

ing with the medication policy. The clinic

does not supply any over-the-counter medica-

tions and can not dispense any unless they are

supplied by the parent with a signed Authori-

zation to Give Medications form. If you need

or choose the clinic to administer, supervise,

or store any medications, an authorization

form must be completed.

Fulton County Board of Education and state

laws prohibit RHS from providing any medi-

cation. This includes emergency medications;

(Benadryl, EpiPens, and asthma rescue inhal-

ers) so please make sure your child has any

needed medications should an emergency

occur. Your child IS ALLOWED AND EN-

COURAGED to carry his asthma inhaler,

EpiPen and/ or Benadryl DAILY. Please

make sure your child’s name is on all medica-

tion in the event it becomes lost or misplaced.

All prescription medications must be kept in

the clinic and will not be administered unless

an Authorization to Give Medication form is

completed with the health care provider’s

signature and the parent’s signature. They

also need to be in the original containers.

Although we want your student to return to

school as soon as possible after a medication

change, it is for the safety of your child that

we ask that you observe him for any unsus-

pected reactions and report it to the prescrib-

ing health care provider.

INFORMATION AND FORMS

This information is a snapshot of the county

policy. Please visit the Student Health Ser-

vices section of the Fulton County Schools

website for more information on the county

policies and procedures and to download

forms. http://www.fultonschools.org/Page/790

IMPORTANT TO NOTE

Students need to be fever free for 24 hours

without any fever reducing medication (Advil

or Tylenol) before returning to school. Under

some circumstances a note from your physi-

cian may be necessary for your child to return

to school. Whenever there is a doubt about

sending your child to school, please consult

your physician before doing so. You also may

call the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta 24-

hour nurse advice line at 404-785-KIDS for

advice when your child’s doctor’s office is

not open.

CONTACT

We look forward to a healthy and safe school

year and are here to help with your child’s

health or medical needs. Please contact us if

you have any questions or concerns: RHS

Clinic 470-254-4640

NOTE:

The clinic will be open during Freshmen Ori-

entation. Please stop by to turn in forms, drop

off labeled medications and corresponding

forms or to ask questions.

The consideration for gifted services may be re-

ported or automatic as defined by the GaDOE

Resource Manual for Gifted Education Ser-

vices. The Fulton County School System screens

all students for eligibility for gifted services twice

a year and uses a systematic approach to identify

highly capable students who may qualify for gifted

services.

The gifted teacher routinely reviews available data

to refer students for further assessment. Students

meeting either the automatic screening OR the

classroom screening criteria AND have supporting

data gathered from test history, products, and/or

advanced content levels are referred for additional

testing to determine gifted eligibility.

I. Automatic Screening- identifies students who

score at specified levels on a norm-referenced test

as defined in the GaDOE Resource Manual for

Gifted Education Services, for further assessment

to determine eligibility for gifted services. At the

beginning of the school year, TAG teachers review

existing test data.

Standardized Tests

Students must have minimally a combination of

scores that include > 85th percentile and > 90th

percentile in two of the three areas on a standard-

ized, nationally norm-referenced achievement

test: Total Reading, Total Math, and Complete

Battery.

FastBridge Assessment – (Fall 2018 Assessment)

Grade K- Students must score 90% or greater on

system’s FastBridge assessment for Math and

Reading. No supporting data is needed.

Grade 1- 8: Students must score 90% or greater on

system’s FastBridge assessment for Math or Read-

ing. Supporting data is needed.

Acceleration Assessments- Students must score

80% or greater on system’s Acceleration Assess-

ment in:

Grades K: English/Language Arts and Mathemat-

ics. No additional supporting data is needed.

Grades 1-3: English/Language Arts or Mathemat-

ics. Supporting data is needed.

Georgia Milestones End of Grade Assessment-

Grades 3-8: Students must score at the Distin-

guished Learner achievement level (4) for Eng-

lish/Language Arts or Mathematics. Supporting

data is needed. Grades 10-12 -students must have an overall cu-

mulative average of 95 or greater. supporting data

is needed.

II. Classroom Screening- Local schools select a

two-week period from January-February to review

all students in the school (Grades K-11). Class-

room teachers use the Characteristics Instrument

for Screening Students (CISS) to identify students

with superior abilities in five or more of the fol-

lowing areas: motivation, interests, communica-

tions skills, problem-solving abilities, memory,

inquiry, insight, reasoning, creativity, and hu-

mor.

Students who meet either the automatic screening

OR classroom screening criteria AND who have

supporting data gathered from test history, prod-

ucts, and/or advanced content levels are referred

for gifted placement testing.

Once referred to testing:-Parents receive the Par-ent Notification for Testing Consent Form.-Student is tested for the gifted program.

-Parents receive test results.

-Staffing meeting is held with parents of eligible students (Elementary only)

-If state eligibility is determined, students are placed in the gifted program with parental con-sent. III. Reported Referrals- All reported referrals

(parent, teacher and/or administrator) are complet-

ed through the two system- level screening and

referral processes each year. All referrals are

first reviewed by the local Eligibility Team to

consider if existing information warrants a

formal testing for eligibility.

Parents may request to view their child’s screen-

ing results. For more complete information re-

garding Fulton County Schools Gifted Services,

please visit the Advanced Studies page at : http://

www.fultonschools.org/Page/5099

Important Guidelines for the RHS Clinic

http://www.fultonschools.org/en/divisions/acd/learnteach/Pages/TAG.aspx

http://www.fultonschools.org/en/divisions/acd/learnteach/Pages/TAG.aspx


Career Tech

Fine Arts

The Roswell High School March-

ing Band has been in full swing this summer

preparing for the fall season! The entire

marching band then experienced two weeks

of band camp in July with 12 hours daily of

intense music instruction and drills to prepare

for the 2019 marching show, “The Upside

Down” Inspired by Netflix’s Stranger

Things. Week one was held Milton High

School due to construction on campus and

then week two was off campus at the Univer-

sity of West Georgia in Carrolton, GA. The

Hornet Swarm performs at all football games,

marches in parades, and competes at several

competitions this fall. Check out our calendar

at www.roswellband.com and follow us on

Facebook @RHSBand to stay informed of all

RHS Band activities.

The Roswell High School Band, consisting of

three classroom ensembles, The Hornet

Swarm Marching Band, the Roswell Percus-

sion Ensemble, Roswell Indoor Drumline,

Roswell Jazz Band, Roswell Full Orchestra

and the Roswell Winter Guard, is supported

by the RHS Band Boosters Association and

many local businesses.

The Roswell High School Chorus is

proud of their superior ratings at Georgia

Music Educators Association

(GMEA) LGPE and Festival Disney

2019. Many of the students also partici-

pate in other GMEA honor events such as

District Honor Chorus and All-State Cho-

rus as well as GHSA Literary competi-

tion. This year, Roswell was named State

Champion 7A Literary Trio! There are

four performing ensembles at Roswell:

Chamber Chorus, Vocal Jazz Ensemble,

Men's Chorale and Women's Ensemble.

Enrollment in Chamber Chorus and Vocal

Jazz Ensemble is available by audition

only. Chorus performances throughout

the year include the Variety Show, a

themed-based high-energy revue, in addi-

tion to regular school concert performanc-

es and other performances throughout the

community. Next year, the Chamber

Chorus will have the opportunity to sing

at Carnegie Hall with the National Youth

Choir.

The RHS Musical Theatre Department,

with the combined talents of the Choral

and Theatre Departments, is proud to

participate in the Shuler Awards program

each year. RHS is thrilled to have been

one of two high schools in the county to

win an award in 2019, which celebrates

excellence in high school musical thea-

tre. Auditions for the musical take place

in the fall. More information

is available on the Facebook page, Ro-

swell High School Chorus or you can

contact Beth Williams

at [email protected].

The Roswell High School Orchestra

program consists of four orchestras, in-

cluding the Chamber Orchestra which has

performed at the Midwest Clinic and the

Georgia Music Educators Conference on

two different occasions. Students in the

orchestra program perform consistently in

Solo and Ensemble, All-State, youth or-

chestras, Fulton County Honor Orchestra,

and receive superior ratings at Large

Group Performance Evaluation. The pro-

gram includes string quartets and cham-

ber music groups that perform in the com-

munity, as well as for events at RHS. Sara

White-Farnell will be in her 14th year

teaching at Roswell HS, and her 23rd

year in Fulton County Schools. Please

reach out to Ms. White-Farnell if you

have any questions about the program

at: [email protected].

It takes community and parent support to

operate the orchestra program. The Roswell

High Orchestra Booster Club (RHOB) was

formed in January 2019 with its mission to

promote and enhance the Orchestra Student

Experience. We are looking for parent volun-

teers for fundraising, publicity, and a weekly

newsletter plus several other committee mem-

bers. Please contact Becky Nelson at:

[email protected] or 404-406-6121.

2018-19 was another outstanding year for the

Roswell High School Junior Reserve Officer

Training Corps (JROTC). The next to last

major training event for the Hornet Battalion

is to take 15 Cadets to the JROTC Cadet

Leadership Camp at Riverside Military Acad-

emy followed closely by the Leadership

Team competing in Washington D.C. at the

National JROTC Leadership and Academic

Bowl. Among other achievements were:

teams that placed at the State Drill Meet and

Cadet Anusha Pakkam winning the JROTC

Regional Air Rifle Championship, placing

2nd in the Army Service JROTC Air Rifle

Championship and 6th in the All Service

JROTC Air Rifle Championship. The Hornet

Battalion continued to hone leadership skills

and support the community through commu-

nity service totaling over 3500 hours as we

continue to build the citizens of tomorrow.

Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Anthony Du-

plechien

Senior Army Instructor

Roswell JROTC

[email protected]

JROTC

Career and Technical Education (CTE) in Fulton County Schools aims to engage students in cutting-edge, hands-on career exploration and

preparation opportunities that set them up to excel in postsecondary education and productive careers. CTE programs and pathways allow

students to apply math, science, and communication competencies in laboratory and occupational settings that develop specific technical

skills applicable in broad concentration areas. Curriculum incorporates Georgia Performance Standards (GPS) in all content areas.

Students are encouraged to pursue pathway completion, which entails taking a sequence of courses (minimum of three) in the same indus-

try cluster. Upon completion of a pathway, students are eligible to take an assessment leading to an industry recognized credential or certi-

fication (e.g., Microsoft Office Specialist, OSHA Certification, NCCER Core Certification). Participation in co-curricular student organiza-

tions (e.g. Skills USA, DECA and FBLA) and work-based learning enables students to leave high school with tangible marketable skills

and documentation of their capabilities, as well as greater understanding of the college and career paths related to their chosen industry.

Currently, Roswell High School offers Career Tech courses in the following eight industries:

Architectural Drawing and Design Food and Nutrition

Broadcast/Video Production JROTC – Army

Construction Personal Care Services – Cosmetology

Engineering and Technology Web and Digital Communications

Contact Career Tech Department Chair Lisa Funderburk for more information: [email protected]

As an added-bonus, RHS PTSA offers a scholarship specifically for seniors who have completed a CTE pathway!

http://www.roswellband.com/





Fall Sports Competitive Cheer, Cross Country, Football, Softball, Volleyball, Riflery

Winter Sports Basketball, Swim and Dive, Gymnastics, Wrestling, Winter Sideline Cheer

Spring Sports Baseball, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, Track & Field

Varsity Football Schedule

Athletics

Community TDC Scholarships

We invite you to join the RHS Touch-

down Club and show your support for

your Roswell Hornets through a Com-

munity Membership. For $250, you

will receive:

-2 Season Passes for all regular season

V/JV/FR home games

-2 pavilion meals for all regular season

Varsity home games

-Listing: website, newsletters, and game

day programs

For more info: https://

roswellhornetsfootball.com/?

page_id=4193

Cheer/Band TDC Scholarships

Join the Touchdown Club and support

your Roswell Hornets through a special

Cheer/Band Membership*, available

only to our cheer and band families for

a special price of $150. Your member-

ship includes:

-2 Season Passes for all regular season

V/JV/FR home games

-2 pavilion meals for all regular season

Varsity home games

-1 parking pass for all home games

-Listing: website, newsletters, and game

day programs

*Limit of one Cheer/Band Membership

per family.

RHS USTA Fall Club

Co-ed Tennis Team Roswell High School Tennis will con-

tinue its USTA Co-Ed Fall League in

the Fall of 2019. There will be a parent

and player meeting on Tuesday August

20th at 6:30 pm in portable 2 to create

teams and ask for parent volunteers to

Captain the teams. You can find more

information for play dates on the USTA

website but please contact Coach

Shackelford for question (NOT USTA)

and he can be reached

at [email protected]

A website: https://

www.ustaatlanta.com/precollegiate

Hornet Fans of All RHS Sports! We are excited to announce that Ro-

swell High School will continue to

offer fans the opportunity to purchase

tickets online. Purchase your tickets

in advance to avoid lines and get in

the game faster. Go to https://

gofan.co/app/roswell-hornets to pur-

chase. Just show the QR Code on

your smart phone to the ticket taker,

no need to print the ticket out.

RHS is proud to offer a wide variety

of athletic opportunities for our stu-

dents.

17 Georgia High School Sports

Association (GHSA) sanctioned

teams

21 Athletic Booster Clubs

42 Teams (Varsity, JV, Freshman)

850+ student athletes

80+ athletic coaches

Club sports such as Fencing, Men’s

and Women’s Rowing, Ultimate

Frisbee, and more!

Visit http://roswellathletics.org for the most

up-to-date sports schedules!

All Athletic Home Event Pass

Available to Students for $80

This pass allows one student entry to

ALL HOME RHS athletic games. This

pass excludes any region or state playoff

games. Students may also purchase sin-

gle game tickets to each event. Check

the box on your Class Dues form and

include payment with your student dues.

Don’t Miss Any of Your Favorite RHS Teams! Check out the RHS Sports cal-

endar to find out when and where your

Hornets teams are competing.

https://roswellhornets.org/calendars/

Meet the Hornets Night Mark your calendars for Friday, August

9 from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm at Ray Manus

stadium for this community centered

event to kick off the 2019 football sea-

son. Join us for some food and fun!

Spirit wear will be available

for purchase.

For detailed information on these events

and more, please go to https://

roswellhornetsfootball.com

8/30/2019 @Campbell

9/6/2019 @Centennial

9/13/2019 West Forsyth

9/20/2019 Milton

9/27/2019 Wheeler

10/11/2019 @Cherokee

10/18/2019 @Lassiter

10/25/2019 Walton

11/1/2019 @Woodstock

11/8/2019 Etowah

Kick-off is at 7:30 pm for all games.

https://roswellhornetsfootball.com/?page_id=4193




https://www.ustaatlanta.com/precollegiate

https://www.ustaatlanta.com/precollegiate

https://gofan.co/app/roswell-hornets

https://gofan.co/app/roswell-hornets

http://roswellathletics.org


A Club Fair is held each fall providing students an opportunity to explore options for getting involved. A list of clubs and sponsors can be

found on the RHS website under ‘extracurricular’, choose ‘clubs.’ Clubs and organizations change each year due to student interest and par-

ticipation. An updated club list will be posted after the 2019 Club Fair to be held September 4 during lunch.

Student Organizations

Academic Bowl

Anchor Club

Beta Club (Grades 10-12)

Bible Study Club

Black Student Union

Bombshell Beauty

Chemistry Club

Cinema Club

Congressional Youth

Council

CORE

Cure Club

Dance Team

Debate Club

Environmental Club

FCS Tech Comp

Fencing

Fishing Club

FLOOD (Student Comm.

Missions)

Fly Fishing Club

Friends Club

Frisbee Club

Friends Club

Gamer’s Lounge

Gay-Straight Alliance

German National

Honor Society

Habitat for Humanity

HOSA

Interact

Investa Club

Japanese National

Honor Society

Key Club

Language Fusion Club

Math Team

Mu Alpha Theta

National Art Honor Socie-

ty

National English

Honor Society

National French

Honor Society

National Honor Society

Red Cross Club

RHS Superhero Club

Robotics Team

RHS Computing Club

Roswell United

Science Honor Society

Science Olympiad

Skills USA

Social Acceptance Club

Spanish National

Honor Society

Step Team

The Nestwork

Student Council

Theatre Troupe

Tri-M Honor Music Socie-

ty

Unicef

Will to Live

Young Democrats

Young Republicans

Roswell Communications

PTSA Business Partners and Scholarships

It’s a Win-Win! Local Businesses and Families Help Dreams Come True for Graduating Seniors

Our Scholarship Team will work with you and your company to find the best fit for your partnership: fund the general scholarship pool or we

will work with you to custom-create a scholarship that matches your personal and professional interests.

There is a scholarship for everyone: we have created scholarships to suit the needs of our diversely talented students and with the help of our

Scholarship Business Partners, we are able to offer more scholarships to reach more students. In April 2019, scholarships were awarded to

students for excellence in academics, art, vocation studies, CTE (Career Tech Education) pathway completion, good character, positive contri-

butions to school and community, work ethic, success despite adversity and new this year: entrepreneurship. This newest scholarship is a per-

fect example of a custom-created scholarship. The scholarship includes a monetary award and mentorship sessions with Business Partners Tom

(’91) and Joanne Curtin of Curtin Team Cares, Keller Williams Realty.

We are looking for a company or individual who is interested in supporting specific subject areas: such as Technology or Fine Arts or

other interests such as Going Green: Environmental Stewardship, or whatever is important to you/your company.

Are you ready for a Win-Win with RHS Seniors and the RHS PTSA Scholarship Team? Please contact Lee Hills [email protected] and

Anne Fallon [email protected] to start making dreams come true. We are truly grateful for our 2019 Scholarship Business Partners:

Applerouth, Phillip Chritton, Tom and Joanne Curtin, Curtin Team Cares, Keller William Realty, Lisa Gallagher and Angela Freeman with

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Cobb Roswell Office, Flavor EXP, Dede Rehkopf, Rebecca Stone, Attorney at Law, TurfMasters Lawn

Care.

Roswell Communications, under the direction of Administration and with support from the School Governance Council, has been working

diligently over the past year to promote Roswell High School. The Communications Team was born in 2018 from a Fulton County initiative

to improve relationships internally and externally through print and visual communication and partnerships in education. A branding cam-

paign that started in 2016 with the support of Administration and the PTSA set Roswell up for successful declaration of its identity and

voice.

Business Partner Liaison Eileen Leisses forged nine alliances between the school and local businesses last year. Relationships with Partners

in Education have been a great support for Roswell High School and beneficial to the partners as well. When partnerships are created, our

mission of building community grows and strengthens the Nest. Please contact Eileen at [email protected] for more information.

Communications Manager Betsy Rhame-Minor sent out twenty news releases and many social media posts on our official platforms this past

school year. Twenty-four stories were publicized about Roswell in newspapers, magazines, and digital media outlets. Besty has been docu-

menting and sharing student life, faculty, and staff triumphs and important announcements from Administration. For Publicity, contact Betsy


Brand Manager Pam Nitzken has received and fulfilled hundreds of brand requests from faculty, staff, Roswell affiliated groups and partners,

and provided communications analytics to Administration. Our internal Brand launch is full throttle. School groups and booster clubs are

branding through Roswell Communications, approved vendors are creating official Roswell High School apparel, equipment, and décor in

accordance with the Brand Guidelines and school programs are reaping the benefits of fundraising with a cohesive identity to a community

that has embraced the new look. For Branding, contact Pam at [email protected]. Visit the RHS YouTube channel for more infor-

mation: https://youtu.be/CWyUhnpEwac

A complete list of partners, publicity and branding info can be found on the Communications tab at www.RoswellHornets.org. For general

Roswell Communications questions, you can email us at [email protected]. Start with Communication.




Elementary

Schools

Crabapple

Crossing

Esther Jackson Hembree

Springs

Manning Oaks Mimosa

Mountain Park

Roswell North Summit Hill

Sweet Apple

Vickery Mill

Middle Schools

Crabapple

Elkins Pointe Haynes Bridge

Holcomb Bridge

Northwestern

High

Schools

Centennial Milton

Roswell

Charter

Schools

Amana Academy Fulton Academy

of Science and

Technology

School Governance Council

Roswell High School is in District 1, represented

by longtime Roswell resi-

dent and former RHS par-

ent, Katha Stuart. Each

month Mrs. Stuart hosts a

Community Meeting at a

different school within the

district. In addition to

providing information on

items of current interest,

Mrs. Stuart also welcomes

public comment.

School Board Representative Katha Stuart Community Meetings

2019-20 RHS SGC Members

Dr. Robert Shaw, Principal

Erika Lewis, Elected Parent

Darlene Trigg, Elected Parent

Khalilah Williams, Elected Parent

Laura Hunter, Appointed Staff

Amanda Brickhouse, Appointed Staff

Lashonta Flemister, Elected Teacher

Valerie Pettit, Elected Teacher

Deb Martino, Community Rep

Dylan Penick, Community Rep

The RHS School Governance Council

(SGC) is proud of their most recent

achievements – our continued efforts to

fulfill the RHS Strategic Plan. Visit

https://roswellhornets.org/about/school-

governance-council/ . Scroll to RHS Stra-

tegic Plan 2022 and the monitoring tool

to see the progress we have made. The

strategic plan includes four overarching

objectives: student achievement, people

and culture, community collaboration,

and fiscal responsibility.

SGC meetings are open to the public and

parents are welcome to attend. Meeting

dates and times, along with agendas and

meeting minutes, can be found on the

school website. https://

roswellhornets.org/about/school-

governance-council/ . Attending SGC

meetings is a great way to hear about the

direction of the school. More importantly,

it is a valuable opportunity to identify

those areas in which you can help and be

an active participant in that direction.

Fulton County Schools (FCS) became a

Charter System in 2012, and is the largest

in Georgia. Charter systems give schools

the opportunity to support the needs of

their students and allows for flexibility

from one-size-fits-all state requirements.

Roswell High School began the transition

to a FCS Charter System School in 2014

with the formation of our first SGC.

The purpose of the SGC is to provide

parents, school staff, and community

members with an active leadership role in

the management of the school. The SGC

operates under the control and manage-

ment of the Board of Education, and is

responsible for making decisions regard-

ing the strategic direction of the school

including: a.) Approve the schools strate-

gic plan and updates b.) Approve the an-

nual budget and annual resource alloca-

tions c.) Manage the Request for Flexibil-

ity Process d.) Participate in hiring the

principal (in the case of a vacancy) e.)

Provide annual feedback on principal

performance.

The Fulton County Schools

Website http://www.fultonschools.org/en

offers links for Calendars (Fulton

County and Testing), School

Lunch Payments, Bus Routes,

Volunteer Registration, Job Op-

portunities as well as the latest

news, highlights on student

achievement, weather closings,

and much more.

The Fulton County Schools

Mobile App is designed to create

easy access to important school

information. Now parents can

quickly find News, Weather alerts,

and many other features.

The FCS Mobile App is available

for download to Fulton County

School System parents and stu-

dents. Install the district's app on

your mobile device by visiting

your app store and entering

"Fulton County Schools" in the

search window.

Follow Superintendent Dr. Mike

Looney on his Twitter

@FCSSuptLooney

Stay Informed With Fulton County Schools

District 1 Schools

www.fultonschools.org/Page/1949

Wed., Aug. 21 9:30 am Sweet Apple ES

Wed., Sept. 18 9:30 am Hembree Spring ES

Wed., Oct. 16 6:30 pm Roswell HS

Wed., Nov. 20 9:30 am Mtn. Park ES

Wed., Dec. 11 9:30 am Vickery Mill ES

Tue., Jan 21 9:30 am Holcomb Bridge MS

Wed., Feb. 12 9:30 am Roswell North ES

Wed., March 18 9:30 am Mimosa ES

Wed., April 22 6:30 pm Crabapple MS

Wed., May 13 9:30 am Elkins Pointe MS

https://roswellhornets.org/about/school-governance-council/






The Sting newspaper is ranked by the

GA Scholastic Press Association as one of

seven “excellent” scholastic news sites in

Georgia. Please follow us on Twitter and

Instagram @theroswellsting, or find us at

http://theroswellsting.com/.

RHS –Lycée Claude Gellée Exchange

If your student has dreamed about travel-

ing to Europe to practice the language he

or she has been learning in school, please

join us on Tuesday, August 13 at 6:00

p.m. in the Media Center for an informa-

tional meeting about RHS’ exchange pro-

gram.

Exchange information

When: French students will travel to Ro-

swell October 1-10, 2019. RHS students

will travel to France April 1-10, 2020 to

stay with host families in France and at-

tend classes.

Where: Epinal, France (+ 2 days in Swit-

zerland and day trips in Epinal and Stras-

bourg).

Who is eligible: All students enrolled in

French and German classes at RHS (level

2 and above).

JOIN US TO LEARN MORE ABOUT

THIS CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC

OPPORTUNITY!

For more details contact Madame Bell at

[email protected].

Ireland Trip

We are going to Ireland in June 2020!

We’ve already had a few informational

meetings, but we can have more when we

get back to school. Here are some links to

help you decide if this is the right trip for

your loved one! To see specific details

(itinerary, cost, etc…): https://

www.eftours.com/tour-

website/2214222PC; to see a great video

about the EF Tours experience: https://

www.youtube.com/watch?

v=JCNdY76M_XU&feature=youtu.be;

and to watch a video about the Scotland/

Ireland experience: https://

www.youtube.com/watch?

v=BCJLaMCOZb4.

Email [email protected] for

more information and an FAQ document.

Student Parking 2019 -2020

Decals for those who paid the parking fee

by May 22, 2019 can be picked up on

Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1:00 pm to

3:00 pm in the front office starting

Tuesday June 4, 2019. Students must

bring in their receipt and driver’s license

when picking up their decals.

No cash or check payments will be taken

over the summer.

If you have not already paid online, cash

or checks can be brought into Mrs. Bright

in the Assistant Principal’s Office, on

Wednesday, August 7 or Thursday,

August 8, 2019 from 1:00 pm to 3:00

pm. Please note your student’s name in

the memo line and include a valid phone

number on the check. If your student paid

online in May but was unable to pick up

the decal over the summer, he/she can

pick it up in the Assistant Principal’s of-

fice during this time

as well. Anyone who has an outstanding

fine, Surface, or outstanding textbook

will NOT be issued a decal until their

fines and/or textbooks are cleared.

ELA Online Class

Mrs. Bregeth is offering a 3-day online

class to help students strengthen their core

ELA skills. It’s great for the summer!

Each day students will get 3-4 lessons and

videos that they can work on at their own

pace (totally online!). This course is good

for any ELA student since the topics—

from writing techniques for the AP writer

or thesis statements for any writer—vary

and are applicable to all levels. Mrs.

Bregeth is a veteran RHS ELA teacher of

14 years who has taught all ELA levels—

regular, honors, and AP. Email Mrs.

Bregeth at [email protected] if

you have any questions about this flexible

class: http://

writingsimplified.teachable.com There is

no “start” date; students just enroll based

on their own schedule and begin! $49

Volunteer Registration

In accordance with state law, all volun-

teers must be current with the Child

Abuse Reporting Protocol Training before

being allowed to volunteer in our schools.

It is very important that volunteers enter

their full legal name as it appears on their

government issued ID. Please do not use

nicknames or “goes by” names on the

application. All applicants must wait 24

hours after applying for application pro-

cessing and approval. Volunteers must

bring their government issued picture

ID to be scanned at the front office on

their first visit to the school after the

new screening is approved. Click here to

register:

https://www.fultonschools.org/Page/899

Overnight Chaperone Guidelines

Can be found on the same page as above.

Attention Teachers, Coaches, Club

Sponsors, Booster Clubs and Team

Parents! PTSA Wants to Share Your

News in Our Weekly

E-Newsletter!

Share your news and events, awards,

fundraisers and pictures! Send your

articles and JPEG images to

[email protected]

Articles must be received by 4:00 pm

on Wednesday to be included the follow-

ing Friday. Any students pictured must

have a media release on file at school.

Don’t have time to put it all together?

Elect a Publicity Officer. This can be a

parent or a student (looks great on

college applications!) who will be

responsible for submitting articles.

Watch your inbox for your weekly e-

newsletter beginning

Friday, August 16!

Future issues of the RHS PTSA newsletter

will be sent electronically using the email

address you provided to RHS.

Please add [email protected]

to your contacts to help ensure you re-

ceive the latest news. For questions or

comments regarding the PTSA newsletter,

please contact Kathryn Mulkey, Stephanie

Parmele, or Leah Burdett at newslet-

[email protected].

RHS PTSA is on Facebook! Find us at

Roswell High School PTSA

Receive informative posts on events and

happenings at RHS. Clubs, Athletics and

other school groups are invited to submit

posts to [email protected]. Pic-

tures welcome! Students pictured must

have a media release on file at school.

New to RHS in 2019-2020: The AP

Capstone™ Diploma Program from the

College Board. AP Capstone™ is a diplo-

ma program based on two yearlong AP

courses: AP Seminar and AP Research

designed to develop the critical thinking,

research, collaboration, time management,

and presentation skills students need for

college-level work. For more information,

search www.collegeboard.org. While the

AP Capstone courses will be taught by

TAG teachers, they are not limited to

TAG students. Contact Laura Kouns,

TAG Department Chair

[email protected].

RHS Bulletin Board


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PTSA News

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

New and Returning Volunteers must complete

the Fulton County Volunteer Registration. This

Raptor System has been upgraded over the sum-

mer and ALL volunteers must re-register as well

as have their ID scanned again the first time en-

tering a FCS school this fall. Please visit

www.fultonschools.org, select the ‘Community’

tab at the top, and scroll down to the red button

on the right labeled, ‘Click Here to Register as a

Volunteer’. This will take 10-15 minutes and the

registration will be valid for two years.

Media Center Volunteers typically

assist during the busiest time — lunch! 11:35 am

-1:30 pm, Monday - Friday. Volunteers can man

the desk, shelve books, or work on other tasks as

needed. Other hours may be available as needed.

Please contact Anne-Marie Canty


Volunteers staff the Greeter Desk in the RHS

atrium every school day in two shifts, morning

and afternoon. The only requirements are the

online Fulton County Volunteer training and an

ability to warmly welcome visitors to

RHS. Most volunteers rotate the same shift eve-

ry month, for example, the AM shift every 2nd

Monday. For more information regarding volun-

teering at the greeter desk, please contact Ginger

Greve at [email protected] or 770-262-

3828.

RHS Copy Room Committee makes copies

and finishing packets for our teachers. Flexible

shifts allow you to choose a time during the

school day that works best for you. Email Betsy

Trively at heybets @gmail.com to sign up or for

more information. Our teachers LOVE the addi-

tional support our volunteers give them!

Student Services Volunteers may serve as a

“chaperone” when college admissions represent-

atives visit RHS or assist with various programs

throughout the year. Volunteers will be contacted

as opportunities arise and can sign up according

to their availability. Please email vpstudentser-

[email protected] to be added to the contact list.

Hospitality Add your name to the email list that

supports our staff throughout the year. Receive

Sign-up Genius messages when RHS PTSA is

celebrating our staff or community in various

was such as meals or needed supplies. No obli-

gation, just notification. This is a great way par-

ents can support our staff when it works for you!

This year marks the 50th anniversary of

the Reflections program. It’s never too early to

start working on your Reflections entry! Summer

is the perfect time to let your creativity flow and

potentially receive accolades at the local, region-

al and state levels. Use the arts to share your

personal Reflections on this year’s theme: “Look

Within.” Experienced artists will review your

work for interpretation of theme, creativity and

technique. We look forward to celebrating your

artistry and achievement in the arts! Submis-

sions considered include: Dance Choreography,

Film Production, Literature, Music Composition,

Photography, Visual Arts and Special Artist.

Submission deadline will be mid-October. Offi-

cial rules and entry forms will be available in the

front office or you can email co-chairs for elec-

tronic copies: [email protected] or Car-

[email protected].

Volunteer!

Please email

[email protected] to

help in any of these areas!

Class T Shirt Distribution

(early fall event)

Organize Directories for

Distribution

Host visiting college

admissions reps in

Student Services

Make copies for teachers

Welcome visitors at the

Greeter Desk

Help in the

Media Tech Center

Support Staff

Appreciation Events

Contribute food for events

throughout the year

Work with the Campus

Improvement Team

Help coordinate the

Reflections Contest

Help with VIP Events,

Honors Night or

Leadership 20/20

School is quickly approaching! Your

RHS PTSA team of dedicated volunteers

has been hard at work! Together with the

staff and other groups, we have been do-

ing everything possible so that this year

can be safe, fun, educational and reward-

ing for our students, staff, families,

school and community. Please work with

us by joining the RHS PTSA!

Read this newsletter carefully! Keep it

somewhere handy because it contains

important dates and information that you

will use all year long.

Get involved! Whether a parent, teacher

or student, the opportunities to participate

in fun and interesting activities are virtu-

ally unlimited! Your time and talent are

in high demand. Our school will be what

we make of it.

Write a check! (Or, donate online!) Fulton County covers only a portion of

the expenditures required to run a suc-

cessful school. Many other activities re-

quire the support of the community; busi-

nesses, families and individuals. Find

some aspect of RHS that you love and

support it financially!

Have a great year! Please, reach out if

we can help.

Email us at [email protected]

Go Hornets!

Ed Klaas &

Julie Eck

RHS PTSA

Co-Presidents

2019-2020 Promise me you'll

always remember:

You're braver than

you believe, and stronger than you seem, and

smarter than you think.

A. A. Milne, author of Winnie the Pooh

Message from PTSA Co-Presidents

JOIN PTSA TODAY!

We are now offering easy online

PTSA Membership payment. Go to

https://squareup.com/store/roswell-hs-

ptsa and join today! Your support is

vital to the success of Roswell High

School and greatly appreciated!

https://mg.mail.yahoo.com/neo/b/[email protected].



Co-President Ed Klaas 770-309-7032 [email protected] [email protected]

Co-President Julie Eck 404-375-8618 [email protected]

VP-Programs Carmen Newsom 770-855-8432 [email protected] [email protected]

ESOL Elysa Greenwald 770-601-2215 [email protected]

Exceptional Children Christie Robinson 770-880-9947 [email protected]

Reflections Lisa Gallagher 770-335-8213 [email protected]

Reflections Carolyn Gould 770-331-8376 [email protected]

Student Well Being Carmen Newsom 770-855-8432 [email protected]

TAG Allison Vrolijk 404-433-7247 [email protected]

VP-Leadership Anne Fallon 201-776-8451 [email protected] [email protected]

20/20 Conference Stephanie Clark 770-335-5713 [email protected]

Lynne Unglo 770-401-1222 [email protected] Membership Co-Chair/data Lisa Beech 678-628-7697 [email protected]

Membership Co-Chair/ data Christy Mitchell 770-314-6628 [email protected] [email protected]

PTSA Teacher Grants Casey Mellor 678-595-8098 [email protected]

PTSA Scholarships Anne Fallon 201-776-8451 [email protected]

VP-Volunteers Jennifer Rodman 404-643-1720 [email protected] [email protected]

Campus Improvement Pam Nitzken 678-469-8608 [email protected]

Campus Imp Co-Chair Denise Devigne 404-395-0205 [email protected]

Copy Room Betsy Trively 404-202-2660 [email protected]

Greeters Ginger Greve 770-262-3828 [email protected]

Media Center Anne-Marie Canty 203-832-2545 [email protected]

Staff Appreciation Co-Chair Amie Koporc 404-719-3288 [email protected] [email protected]

Staff Appreciation Co-Chair Jennifer Rathbun 719-332-0298 [email protected]

Staff Appreciation Co-Chair Kalene Martin 404-259-4957 [email protected]

Staff Appreciation Lisa Stovall 678-772-7782 [email protected]

Staff Appreciation Jill Underwood 904-955-0632 [email protected]

VP-Communications Jill Underwood 904-955-0632 [email protected] [email protected]

Directory Jan Oetinger 770-364-0735 [email protected]

Facebook Admin Jill Underwood 904-955-0632 [email protected] [email protected]

Newsletters Kathryn Mulkey 404-431-6234 [email protected] [email protected]

Newsletters Leah Burdette 770-634-3200 [email protected]

Newsletters Stephanie Parmele 989-430-7979 [email protected]

Website Allison Vrolijk 404-433-7247 [email protected]

VP-Student Services Liaison Anabel Gurraci 770-315-8120 [email protected] [email protected]

Academic Recognition Jane Kragh 770-891-6357 [email protected] [email protected]

Academic Recognition Christie Peterson 678-548-4219 [email protected]

Social Work Support Sally Kadrich 404-513-3340 [email protected]

College Visits Jane Kragh 770-891-6357 [email protected]

Honors Night Melanie Kessinger 770-309-4720 [email protected]

VIP Breakfast/Night Heather Robertson 678-643-4006 [email protected]

VIP Co-Chair Ginger Greve 770-262-3828 [email protected]

VIP Marnie Allen 714-742-5134 [email protected]

VIP Amy Brown 404-434-8493 [email protected]

Scholarship Bulletin Liesl Dana 770-361-8071 [email protected]

Treasurer Linda Gibbs 678-643-7646 [email protected] [email protected]

Secretary Elaine Lee 770-855-8317 [email protected] [email protected]

Parliamentarian Lee Hills 404-643-9855 [email protected]

School Store Christie Robinson 770-880-9947 [email protected]

School Store Christie Peterson 678-548-4219 [email protected]

School Store Gretchen Dukes 770-331-9207 [email protected]

PTSA Board 2019-20





































It is the policy of the Fulton County School System not to discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, or

disability in any employment practice, educational program, or any other program, activity or service. If you wish to make a complaint or

request accommodation or modification due to discrimination in any program, activity or service, contact Compliance Coordinator (Chief

Human Resources Officer), 6201 Powers Ferry Road NW, Atlanta, GA 30339, or phone 470-254-4585, TTY 1-800-255-0135.

Summer 2019 Newsletter

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Summer 2019 · Fri. May 22 Last Day of 2 Semester Mon. May 25 Memorial Day Holiday – School Closed Tues.-Wed. May 26-27 Post Planning for Teachers and Staff PTSA Initiatives 2019-20