Roscommon High School | |
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Address | |
10600 Oakwood Dr , Michigan 48653 United States | |
Coordinates | 44°29′17″N 84°37′30″W / 44.488°N 84.625°W |
Information | |
Type | Free public |
Motto | Excellence in Education for Everyone |
School district | Roscommon Area Public Schools |
Principal | MJ Ewald |
Faculty | 28 |
Grades | 8th – 12th |
Enrollment | 437 (2016-17)[1] |
Campus type | Rural |
Color(s) | |
Mascot | Buck[2] |
Website | www |
Student assessments | |
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2021–22 school year[3] Change vs. prior year[3] | |
M-STEP 11th grade proficiency rates (Science / Social Studies) | |
Advanced % | 28.0 / 14.0 |
Proficient % | 30.0 / 36.0 |
PR. Proficient % | 18.0 / – |
Not Proficient % | 24.0 / ≤10 |
Average test scores | |
SAT Total | 1040.8 ( +19.1) |
Roscommon High School is located in Roscommon, Michigan. It is the secondary institution for the Roscommon Area Public School District. Roscommon, or RHS, is a class C/Division 3 School.
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Demographics (2009)[5]
Highlights
Teams
Boys' Sports
Girls' Sports
Conference Affiliation
Football, wrestling, basketball, baseball, softball, golf, running, and cheerleading compete in the Jack Pine Conference. The soccer teams compete in the Northern Michigan Soccer League.
The Roscommon High School Band Program is one of the largest band programs in Northern Michigan. There are currently 88 members, ranging from grade 9 to 12. The Band makes regular appearances at band festivals for competitive band. Director Seth Kilbourn has been with the band for 18 years. In 1989 under the direction of Larry Summerix the RHS Jazz band played on the main stage at Carnegie Hall in New York City.
The Roscommon Choirs have been under the direction of Emerick Dee since 2008. They have been previously directed by Doug Armstead. Throughout the years, this choir program has attended several Choral Festivals and received high enough scores to receive State qualifying rating.
(From 2008-2013)
The Roscommon Theater Program has been ongoing under the direction of Annette Murray since 1992. The themes and levels of difficulty vary from year to year, but the show always proves to be a hit amidst community members and students. The shows are put on by the participating students who can be in grades 9-12. The cast gives three performances, one on Friday and two on Saturday. These shows are always given glowing reviews from all who attend.
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