Our mission is to provide a comprehensive developmental guidance program that ensures every student achieves the highest possible education and support in the areas of career, academic, and personal development through a partnership with students, family, school and community resources. We strive to afford all students with equity and access to resources that will enable them to achieve a measure of success in school and develop into contributing members of society.

This guidance curriculum is designed to integrate Career and Work Standards into grades 7-12. In middle and high school, students apply career readiness skills. They experience the world of work and come to value the standards and behaviors

that support success in the workplace. Students begin to understand the demands of a changing workplace and apply various skills involved in locating and using career-related resources.

Hello from your friendly neighborhood SRO! I am Deputy Fischer! Welcome to the high school. Please feel free to stop and say hello on your way to and from class. I look forward to getting to know you and helping keep you safe while teaching you about safety itself.

I am so happy to welcome you to the RGHS! Mrs. Toscano and I will be that familiar face if you need any direction those first days of Grade 7.

Mandated Health Services required before entry into grade 7 include:

• Immunizations: Tdap and Meningococcal vaccines

• Mandated Grade 7 Dental Exams are also required. You can sign up now to see the Mobile Dentist by following this link Smile Programs Mobile Dentist . Or you can see your own Dentist. A dental exam done up to one year prior to the first day of school can be faxed or turned into the school nurse. A FREE dental screening will be offered in the spring of 2022 for those students who have not addressed this mandated service by March 2022.

Any daily medications, inhalers, Epi Pen orders need to be renew with each new school year.

Additional Health Services information and Private Dental forms can be found on the school website Health Services tab.

Enjoy your summer!

Learning Support services are available to students who have been diagnosed with a specific learning disability and/or other health impairments and have an IEP. Accommodations and adaptations follow each IEP student throughout all of their classes. In order to be diagnosed for services, students must be tested by a school psychologist.

Learning Support classes that are instructed with a modified pace and curriculum do follow the regular education outline implemented here at RGHS. Learning Support classes are primarily English Language Arts and Math, 7-12th grades. All other academics will usually be in full inclusion basic level regular education, unless otherwise determined by the IEP team.

Responsible for the development and implementation of a post high school career, schooling, and independent living plan along with both the student and the IEP team. Communication with outside agencies, counseling facilities. schools, etc are extensively used while creating this continuously working plan. Also, countless surveys, meetings with students, and research on ideas are completed in order to make the transition plan a success.

Classroom paraprofessionals provide daily support and guidance to students. Paraprofessionals are members of the Special Education Department, however they implement accommodations and modifications to help all students succeed in the regular education classroom.