Kelly Capell named RHS Teacher of the Year
STAFF REPORT
December 6, 2019
The Roseville High School staff selected Kelly Capell as RHS' nominee for teacher of the year. Capell teaches English and AVID and contributes to the RHS community as the advisor of thrift club, FBLA and CSF. English teacher Denise Weis has worked with Capell since she started at RHS, and appreciate...
Classrooms in 500 and 600 wings receive new desks
December 4, 2019
Roseville High’s 500 and 600 wings received new desks over the Thanksgiving Break. Previously, the classrooms had small desks with attached chairs. Now, the classroom hosts new desks that are larger with unattached chairs. AP Government teacher Dana Davenport said coming into the classroom with new desks...
College and career center updates scholarship listings
November 26, 2019
The college and career center has recently updated information about various local scholarships on the school website, ranging from essay contests to career specific opportunities. According to college and career technician Jacqueline Seider, some scholarships are available to all students regardless...
National Honors Society holds first induction ceremony
STAFF REPORT
November 26, 2019
Last Thursday, Roseville High School held an induction ceremony for students in National Honors Society. Students can apply to join NHS as a way to acknowledge and encourage strong academics and community service. This year's 16 candidates kicked off their time in NHS in the formal induction cere...
Medical club takes photo for No Shave November
November 21, 2019
The RHS medical club took on No Shave November, a month-long event to raise awareness and money for cancer treatments. People forgo shaving and hair treatments and donate the money they would have spent to help people with cancer. The club and students in the general RHS community joined together to ta...
Canned food drive to donate to Salvation Army
November 19, 2019
Students can bring in canned food to their second period class to donate to the Salvation Army. The RHS canned food drive will be ending on Thursday. According to student government teacher Brent Mattix, the class with the most donations will get $150 to set up a class party. “We always want ...
A FRESH START
November 18, 2019
RJUHSD schools will move start times back to 8:30 or later by July 2022. California State Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 328 last month mandating high schools in non-rural communities to start no earlier than 8:30 a.m. and middle schools no earlier than 8:00 a.m. For RJUHSD students, t...
Classroom availability limited
November 18, 2019
One week prior to the start of the 2018-2019 school year, physiology teacher Oliver Weiss learned he would now be teaching fourth period physiology, a lab-based science course, in a room that lacked the necessary materials found in a traditionally equipped lab-classroom. This is part of a larger trend...
RHS to expand on parking by stadium
November 18, 2019
RJUHSD will begin to recapture around 50 parking spaces after the completion of the new auxiliary gym, which is currently expected for next summer. These parking spaces will extend the senior lot parking to space that was formerly taken up by portables. Last year, six portables were removed to create...
RJUHSD to offer internships to students in CTE pathways
November 18, 2019
RJUHSD is partnering with businesses to offer internships to students in the final class of CTE pathways which will count for high school credit. Students in the CTE courses will submit a cover letter, resume and interview for the position. If they receive it, they then take an internship class once...
RHS bans food deliveries to campus
STAFF REPORT
November 17, 2019
Starting next semester, students will no longer be able to have food delivered to RHS. According to assistant principal Jason Wilson, this is because orders present a security concern to students and staff. “The responsibility of our office staff that are having to handle and manage all that - ...
PBIS introduces traveling ROAR store
November 17, 2019
Roseville's Positive Behavior Interventions and Support committee has created a traveling ROAR store to give students easier access to the shop. The mobile cart features the items usually sold at student services, such as lanyards, pop-sockets and mini tigers. PBIS coordinator Jamie Handling said the go...