Additional Resources & Supplemental Support

Links to Supplemental Supports for Studying Science & Technology

  1. Bozeman Science: Short, well-explained, and vetted videos organized by subject and topic detailing key concepts in science

    1. AP Biology

    2. AP Chemistry

    3. AP Environmental Science

    4. AP Physics (all levels)

    5. Anatomy & Physiology

    6. Biology

    7. Chemistry

    8. Earth Science

    9. Physics

  2. Khan Academy: Reputable online tutorials designed to help students enrich their undertsanding of core topics. These tutorials are intended as supplements and do not encompass the entire scope and sequence of RHS courses.

  1. The Concord Consortium: Interactive STEM Resources- simulations, models, & videos- for grades K-12

  1. Colorado Phet: Interactive simulations on an multitude of topics in Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Physics.

5. MIT OpenCourse Ware: resources organized by course developed by MIT professors and shared for public use. Click HERE to access a full course list with STEM highlights including:

    • Aeronautics & Astronautics

    • Architecture

    • Biological Engineering

    • Biology

    • Chemical Engineering

    • Chemistry

    • Earth, Atmosphere & Planetary Sciences

    • Health Sciences & Technology

    • Materials Science & Engineering

    • Mechanical Engineering

    • Nuclear Science & Engineering

    • Physics

    • Science, Technology & Society

Pre-College Programs for High-Achieving High School Students

The links below are a compilation of opportunities available for high-achieving middles school and high school students in search of opportunities to expand upon their high school resumes. Involvement in these actives is by no means a requisite of any program at RHS and application/participation is at the sole discretion of students with expressed interest and intent.


Resources for Standardized Tests in Science

Advanced Placement (AP) Tests via The College Board

Interested in Planning an Educational Trip for Your Family?

Here are some fun & educational science, discovery, and conservation-oriented places to visit:

*This is not an endorsement or sponsorship of any of these locations. These various places to visit are being suggested to those with an interest based upon the positive feedback from colleagues who have had positive experiences at these locations. No formal partnership between the district or any of its employees exists with any one of these locations.