RHS Motto

Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow!

Vision Statement

To empower all students to succeed in college, careers, and life, and to make a positive impact on the world.

Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide a first-class education that fosters academic excellence, cultivates lifelong learners, and nurtures responsible global citizens. Through innovative programs, supportive environments, and collaboration with stakeholders, we equip our students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary for success in college and beyond. We are committed to inspiring and guiding everyone to not only achieve their personal best but also to contribute meaningfully to the global community, driving change and making a lasting positive difference in the world.

Beliefs

As members of the Rosepine High School, we believe:

•• RHS is focused on learning:  student learning, professional learning, and organizational learning.

•• All students can learn.  In order to challenge students to their full potential, we must value, understand, and address differences in the way they learn.

•• Student learning increases when alignment is accomplished among rigorous and challenging content standards, high-quality assessments, and effective teaching practices.

•• The focus of curriculum and teaching strategies should center on a deep understanding of concepts and usage of basic skills for all students.

•• Every student should have the opportunity to develop, learn and grow in a safe environment with quality materials available.

•• All children, when meaningfully engaged and motivated, are capable of learning at high levels.  High academic and behavioral expectations for all students will result in high achievement.

•• Students should be actively involved in their own learning and be expected to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding.

•• Student learning must be frequently monitored and evaluated with focused and timely interventions occurring as needed.

•• Every child deserves highly competent and qualified teachers who use effective teaching strategies to teach the district's curriculum.  Ongoing, systematic and multi-level professional development is critical to improved education.

•• Educating our youth is a responsibility of the entire community carried out through a collaborative effort.  The primary goal of public education is to prepare all children to become a contributing member of an ever-changing multicultural and global society.