Highlands Ranch High School is a proud member of the Colorado High School Activities Association. In pursuit of excellence, the CHSAA strives to create a positive and equitable environment in which all qualified student participants are challenged and inspired to meet their highest potential. Participation in educational activities and athletics is a privilege that is earned in the classroom as well as on the playing field, court and stage. The CHSAA encourages all students to engage and explore in sports and activities of their choosing to enhance and enrich their high school experience. Parents are also encouraged to contribute to this experience through their positive support and encouragement. Please remember that with that participation comes the accountability of earning the privilege to take part.
Highlands Ranch has a long tradition of academic rigor and student success, including a well-developed AP program along with a strong National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society and many others. In addition to academic success, Highlands Ranch is proud to have received several awards in DECA, FBLA, FCCLA, theater, music, Student Senate, and athletics. We consider Highlands Ranch a school in which students can reach their full potential through intentional academic studies and participation in a wide variety of extra-curricular activities.
This 2025-2026 school year, Highlands Ranch has introduced several new clubs! Check out Hiking Club, and get ready for their next monthly Hike!
DECA is off to state! February 21-24. Good Luck to all who qualified!
Over 800 students competed at this year's FBLA District Leadership Conference, and HRHS Falcons soared! Here are their results
District Champions:
Caitlyn Aronson - Computer Applications
Julia Flores & Alexis Nathaniel - Broadcast Journalism
Zoe Gertz - Coding & Programming
Avery Holland - Digital Animation
Quinn Polk & Micah Rutenberg - Computer Game & Simulation Programming
State Qualifiers:
Namuungoo Undral - International Business (2nd Place)
Russell Wong - Cyber Security (2nd Place)
Isadora Amick - Career Portfolio (3rd Place)
Zachary Gilland & Russell Wong - Data Analysis (3rd Place)
Matej Vesely - Journalism (3rd Place)
Jane West - Intro to Public Speaking (3rd Place)
Top 10 finishers:
Oliver Jacquin - Intro to Retail & Merchandising (4th Place - 1st Alternate to State)
Keira Long - Event Planning (4th Place in Section - 143/150 score)
Haven Dominguez - Digital Animation (5th Place - 1st Alternate to State)
Isadora Amick - Cyber Security (7th Place)
Caitlyn Aronson - Project Management (7th Place)
Adelyn Hirsch - Agribusiness (7th Place)
Quinn Polk - Computer Problem Solving (7th Place)
Namuungoo Undral - Human Resource Management (7th Place)
Elinor Saunderson - Accounting (8th Place)
Charlotte Nazorniak - Intro to Marketing Concepts (9th Place)
Elinor Saunderson - Intro to Business Communication (9th Place)
Jasmin Cuevas - Event Planning (10th Place in Section)
Congrats to all who placed!
Assistant Principal Activities/Athletics Director
Assistant Principal / Activities Secretary