506 Form 

This Title VI program works with parents, teachers, and counselors to offer help for our Indigenous students with educational programs and  resources programs to obtain counseling, tutoring, reading assistance, and sometimes financial assistance for our Indigenous Families. 

ACT and SAT Exam Registration and Information

With a 506 form on file for our Indigenous students, the ACT, PSAT, SAT fee are waived. Retakes of the exams may also qualify for waiver as well. Please contact Native American Liaison for more information. 

Google Classroom code: g2rrmgp

This code is provided to all students to join. Here is where students will have access to see updates with resources and upcoming events.

Tutoring

RRHS provides free on site tutoring for our students. If students cannot make a time with a tutor, they also have the option to meet with their teachers during their prep time. We want to make sure that all of our students are taking advantage of all resources to help with their successes.

AP Exam Registration

• College Credits Earned: When the exam has been passed, the student earns college credits for that course that transfers to the college of choice. 

• Exam Fee Waiver: The exam fee is waived if we have the 506 form on file and entered with the district office.

• No Impact on Grades: If the student does not pass the exam, it does not hurt their grade, but better yet, they will be prepared when they take the exam again. 

Credit Recovery Application Information

The RRHS after school Credit Recovery Program is available to all RRHS high school students. To enroll, students must work with their counselor to evaluate their transcripts, identify their needs, and sign up for credit recovery. 

Dual Credit Navajo Language 2025 - 2026 Online Classes for Fall and Spring

Institute of American Indian Arts

2 Step application process:

1. IAIA Online Application, choose Domestic Option:  CLICK HERE

2. New Mexico Dual Credit Request Form:                       CLICK HERE

Advanced Placement Program

The Advanced Placement Program is a national program organized by the College Board that offers college level courses taught by high school teachers. At the end of the course, students are strongly encouraged to take the national exam(s).

These scores are used by many colleges and universities to exempt students from introductory coursework and to provide them with college credit for that course. Each test costs approximately $97. Some students may qualify for a reduced fee.