Home of the Hornets!

SAT TESTING: REGISTER NOW, DEADLINE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH

• Fulton County Schools is excited to offer 12th grade students an opportunity to take the SAT on campus, free of charge, during the regular school day. The SAT will be administered electronically with students using their school issued devices.

• Please complete the following survey to register your 12th grade student for testing on October 9th. This survey must be completed through the student’s account in Microsoft Forms. Please complete the following survey no later than Friday, August 29th at 11:59pm.
• Read the survey carefully and make sure your answers are correct. This form will be used to communicate testing information. If the information is incorrect, you will not receive important information about the school day SAT.
  *We cannot offer testing to students in other grades.

VIRTUAL LUNCH & LEARN WITH OUR COUNSELORS, AUGUST 27th

• Virtual Lunch and Learn Invite: August 27, 2024 (12:00-1:00PM)

• Click on the link above to access the sessions you would like to join.

CURRICULUM NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 5th @ 6:00PM

• We are delighted to invite you to our annual Curriculum Night, a robust evening dedicated to helping you understand what your student will be learning and experiencing this school year. More information will be shared in the Principal’s Communications. During Curriculum Night, you will have the opportunity to:

• Meet your student's teachers and learn about their educational philosophies.

• Review the curriculum and key learning objectives for the year.

• Explore the classroom environment and see how your student navigates their educational day. Parents will rotate to all classes.

• Ask questions and discuss any concerns you might have regarding your student's education.

PICTURE DAY: UNDERCLASSMEN PICTURE DAY – WED, SEPTEMBER 11TH

• All 9th, 10th & 11th grade students will be photographed during English Class. Students who don’t have an English class or take it off campus can get their picture taken during their lunch or study hall

• Please make sure your student attends the picture session as Student ID badges for this school year will be printed from these pictures

SAVE-THE-DATE: STUDENT CLUB FAIR

• On September 12th, during all lunches, there will be a School Club Fair set up around the track of our main gym. Students will get a chance to meet with members of each club and gather more information. Questions: Contact Melissa Little, Assistant Principal

COCA-COLA SCHOLARSHIP

• Each year, the Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation awards 150 college scholarships worth $20,000 to high school students across the United States through the Coca-Cola Scholars Program.

• Students need a 3.0 GPA and to complete an online application that requires no essays, no recommendations, and no transcripts by September 30, 2024, at 5 p.m. Eastern.

August 4, 2024

Esteemed students, parents, and community,

I trust this correspondence finds you all in excellent health and high spirits. As we commence a fresh academic year, I extend a heartfelt welcome back to each member of our community.

It brings me great joy to welcome our returning students back to our educational family. Your dedication to learning has been instrumental in our achievements, and we eagerly anticipate continuing this journey of growth together.

A special welcome is extended to our new students joining us this year. You are now essential members of our school community, and we look forward to witnessing your distinct talents enrich the diverse tapestry of our institution. We are delighted to welcome you to our educational environment, the Nest.

In our classrooms, hallways, and various learning spaces, let us uphold the values of unity and collaboration. Together, we can foster an environment where individual potential flourishes, and where respect, readiness, responsibility, and compassion form the foundation of our interactions.

I wish to express profound gratitude to our devoted staff. Your commitment to education and dedication to nurturing our students' minds are truly commendable. Under your guidance, I am confident that this year will be marked by achievements and memorable moments.

Let us approach this new chapter with optimism and an eagerness for discovery. As we encounter new challenges and embrace fresh opportunities, let us remember that learning transcends the confines of the classroom. It is through shared experiences that we develop not only as scholars but also as empathetic and responsible members of society.

Throughout the upcoming year, we will celebrate our triumphs, learn from our setbacks, and continuously strive for excellence. Each of you plays a pivotal role in shaping our school's character, and I encourage active participation in the array of extracurricular activities, clubs, and events awaiting you.

I am confident that together, we will make this academic year a profoundly enriching and unforgettable experience. My door is always open, welcoming any ideas, suggestions, or concerns you may wish to share throughout the year.

Let us embrace this new beginning with unity and purpose, treasuring the moments that lie ahead.

Once more, welcome back! Let us strive for excellence this year. Let us remember that collectively, we shape the standards and practices here at RHS.

With warmest regards,

Principal Miley

Principal's Updates: First Week of School

First Day of School: 8/5/2024

• Semester Start/Advisement First Schedule: All students must attend advisement on Monday, August 5th, and Tuesday, August 6th, before the start of the first-class period. It is highly recommended that all students, including seniors approved for senior reduction or dual enrollment, or students enrolled through other unique scheduling parameters, participate in the initial advisement sessions at the start of the school year. These sessions are designed to facilitate student-teacher connections, verify homeroom/advisement assignments, document first-day enrollment, and review school policies, including viewing the Student Code of Conduct video. We advise all parents to review and familiarize themselves with the RHS Bell Schedules. https://roswell.fultonschools.org/our-school/bell-schedules

• Hornet Black Dresses: A cherished tradition at Roswell High School involves senior female students donning black dresses on the first day of school. We extend an invitation to all students interested in wearing a black dress and participating in the senior photo to join us.

First Week of School: 8/5-8/9/2024

• Senior Camouflage: A recent addition to our senior activities includes a group photo where all seniors wear camouflage on Fridays. This initiative aims to capture memorable moments of our senior class. We encourage our senior students to demonstrate their unity and spirit by wearing camouflage every Friday.

• Student Identification Badges: Student ID badges are mandatory for all enrolled students at Roswell High School. They play a crucial role in identifying students and are an integral part of the school's safety measures. Upon enrollment, all new students will be issued a student ID badge. Incoming first-year students who have transitioned from a Fulton County Middle School will be provided with their ID badge in their advisement class. For new students joining Roswell High School in 9th-12th grade, student ID badges will be distributed within the first 10-15 days of the school year. Students do not need to take any specific actions, as identification will be managed through roster verification and enrollment records. We kindly request that parents and students refrain from contacting the school regarding new student badges during the initial 3 weeks of the school year. Please be assured that we are diligently working to ensure that all students receive their initial student ID badge promptly. Any inquiries regarding Student ID Badges will be addressed after the first 3 weeks of the school year. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated.

Common First Week of School Supports

• Student Schedules: Schedule Corrections SY24-25-Click here to make a request for a schedule adjustment. Please review all of the information related to schedule changes.

• Canvas Learning Management System/Course Syllabi: The course syllabi will be disseminated to both students and parents via Canvas on Friday, August 2, 2024, by the close of business. Kindly acquire the necessary course materials corresponding to the scheduled courses within the Canvas Learning Management System. Resources: Students, refer to the Student Getting Started Resources; Observers and parents, refer to the Observers/Parents Getting Started Resources

Your Partner in Education,

Principal Miley

RoswellPrincipal@fultonschools.org

We strive to positively impact every student and staff member at Roswell High School. We invite you to join us in our commitment! Remember, your membership is our only source of funding for the entire year and will make an enormous impact on our students, families and staff all year by allowing us to offer Teacher Grants, improve the beauty of our campus, co-host Leadership 20/20 with Roswell Rotary, promote Hornet Health and Wellness, treat our staff to lunches & breaks throughout the year, honor our students for their Academic Achievement, award scholarships, bring you the RHS PTSA Newsletter, participate in Reflections, celebrate our students on VIP Night, support our ESL/ESOL, TAG, and Exceptional Students, and so much more!

Join by August 12th and be entered into a drawing to win a Free All Sports Pass, which will get you into any HOME Roswell Athletics events (not including playoffs), OR a Free, Guaranteed, Spring Semester parking permit (must be a licensed driver by January 2025).

http://roswellhsptsa.givebacks.com/store

Today, a distinguished board member is bid farewell for their exceptional leadership, dedication, and strategic contributions that shaped the organization. Their legacy includes a more resilient organization with a culture of excellence and inclusivity. While they will be missed, their impact will endure as they embark on new endeavors. Gratitude is extended for their service and best wishes for their future.

Hello RHS Parent/Guardian,

We will be administering the PSAT (9-11) and SAT (12) October 8th and/or 9th

If your child has testing accommodations on their RHS Accommodation Plan: For College Board testing, the process to request accommodations for the SAT and PSAT, starts with the parent. Please read all attachments to know the correct deadlines for requesting accommodation for these tests since RHS is unable to apply for requests past the deadline.

To request accommodations for the SAT or PSAT:

• You can either register your child for the SAT before or after they have been approved for accommodations (the PSAT does require online registration)
• Once approved, always approved 😊
• Complete and sign the attached College Board consent form to start the process to request accommodations for the test of your choice (SAT and/or PSAT)
• NOTE: The deadline to apply for 2024 PSAT and SAT accommodations is Monday, 8/19/2024.
• Return the College Board Consent Form Dr. Strakova .
• The accommodations request is submitted electronically by Dr. Strakova.

Please note, all approvals and denials for accommodations are determined by College Board (for the SAT and PSAT exams); NOT RHS.

Link for requesting accommodations: https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:cb517477-c8df-4283-a1d4-2cac1fb87dea

Link for College Board dates and deadlines:

https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:91072294-4237-4180-b9de-9b125773fcc0

Celeste Moore

Assistant Principal

Student Last Name Si - Z Administrator

Roswell High School

• Fulton County Schools is excited to offer 12th grade students an opportunity to take the SAT on campus, free of charge, during the regular school day. The SAT will be administered electronically with students using their school issued devices.
• Please complete the following survey to register your 12th grade student for testing on October 9th. This survey must be completed through the student’s account in Microsoft Forms. Please complete the following survey no later than Friday, August 29th at 11:59pm.
  • Read the survey carefully and make sure your answers are correct. This form will be used to communicate testing information. If the information is incorrect, you will not receive important information about the school day SAT.
    
  • *We cannot offer testing to students in other grades.

• Read the survey carefully and make sure your answers are correct. This form will be used to communicate testing information. If the information is incorrect, you will not receive important information about the school day SAT.
  
• *We cannot offer testing to students in other grades.

As we start the new school year, we aim to communicate our revised caseloads with you.

RHS Counselors

**Lead Counselor: Malongo Mukenge

Drew Glover: A-C

Judy Bissett: D-Hk

Yolandria Wyche: Hl-Mul

Malongo Mukenge: Mum-Sam

Jennifer Miner: San-Z

Football Starts this Friday at the Hornet’s Nest! Click on the link for important details and ticket info

CLEAR BAG POLICY WILL BE STRICTLY ENFORCED!!

https://roswellathletics.org/2024/08/07/friday-night-lights-scrimmage-this-friday-versus-lambert/

Questions about athletic events: Contact Ben Sutter or Karen Johnson

Athletic Director: Mr. Ben Sutter

August 15, 2024

Dear Parents,

This week of Student Success Skills lessons will focus on Learning Skills. Students learn to various ways to organize note-taking and balance deadlines.

From ReThinkEd: “Recent developments in neuroscience have determined that the human brain is flexible and capable of making new connections and pathways. Understanding how the brain processes information can help students feel a sense of agency over their learning and choose strategies that help them learn. Teachers can empower students to feel a sense of agency over their learning by using Universal Design for Learning (UDL) strategies to create differentiated options for engagement, representation, and action and expression. In these lessons students practice strategies to understand how they learn in order to meet their learning goals.”

The literature for the lesson can be found here: Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12

Have a fantastic week! Let your student know you are part of their support system!

Thank you for your support!

Steffen Mathis

Roswell High School

Student Success Skills Champion

Safety Drills: At Roswell High School, the safety and well-being of our students are our top priorities. We understand that your child's security is of utmost importance to you, and we want to assure you that we are committed to providing a safe learning environment. To ensure preparedness in the event of an emergency, we have conducted safety drills over the past two weeks. These drills are designed to familiarize students and staff with the procedures to follow in various situations, including fire, severe weather, lockdowns, and other emergencies.

What You Should Know

• Types of Drills: We conduct a variety of drills to cover different scenarios, such as fire drills, lockdown drills, and evacuation procedures. Each drill is carefully planned to minimize disruption while ensuring that students understand what to do in an actual emergency.
  

• Communication: In the event of an actual emergency, we will notify parents as soon as it is safe to do so. We ask that you keep your contact information up to date with the school to ensure you receive timely notifications. Reassurance for Students: We understand that drills can be unsettling for some students. Our staff is trained to handle these situations with care, providing clear instructions and reassurance. We encourage you to talk to your child about the importance of these drills in keeping everyone safe.

• Parental Role: Your support is crucial. Please talk to your child about the importance of following safety protocols and listening to their teachers during drills. Reinforce that these measures are in place to protect them and their classmates. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we work together to ensure a safe and secure environment for all our students. Thank you for entrusting us with your child's education and safety.
  

Mr. Travis Chapman, Assistant Principal

Safety Coordinator

School Starts: 8:20 AM

• Students may begin arriving at 7:50 AM

School Ends: 3:30 PM

• Dismissal time for students is scheduled for 3:30 PM.
• Dismissal encompasses four modes: Approved Student Drivers, Fulton County Schools Transportation, Car Riders, and Walkers.

First Day of School: 8/5/2024

• Semester Start/Advisement First Schedule: All students must attend advisement on Monday, August 5th, and Tuesday, August 6th, before the start of the first-class period. It is highly recommended that all students, including seniors approved for senior reduction or dual enrollment, or students enrolled through other unique scheduling parameters, participate in the initial advisement sessions at the start of the school year. These sessions are designed to facilitate student-teacher connections, verify homeroom/advisement assignments, document first-day enrollment, and review school policies, including viewing the Student Code of Conduct video. We advise all parents to review and familiarize themselves with the RHS Bell Schedules. https://roswell.fultonschools.org/our-school/bell-schedules
• Hornet Black Dresses: A cherished tradition at Roswell High School involves senior female students donning black dresses on the first day of school. We extend an invitation to all students interested in wearing a black dress and participating in the senior photo to join us.

First Week of School: 8/5-8/9/2024

• Senior Camouflage: A recent addition to our senior activities includes a group photo where all seniors wear camouflage on Fridays. This initiative aims to capture memorable moments of our senior class. We encourage our senior students to demonstrate their unity and spirit by wearing camouflage every Friday.
• Student Identification Badges: Student ID badges are mandatory for all enrolled students at Roswell High School. They play a crucial role in identifying students and are an integral part of the school's safety measures. Upon enrollment, all new students will be issued a student ID badge. Incoming first-year students who have transitioned from a Fulton County Middle School will be provided with their ID badge in their advisement class. For new students joining Roswell High School in 9th-12th grade, student ID badges will be distributed within the first 10-15 days of the school year. Students do not need to take any specific actions, as identification will be managed through roster verification and enrollment records. We kindly request that parents and students refrain from contacting the school regarding new student badges during the initial 3 weeks of the school year. Please be assured that we are diligently working to ensure that all students receive their initial student ID badge promptly. Any inquiries regarding Student ID Badges will be addressed after the first 3 weeks of the school year. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated.

• Common First Week of School Supports

  • Arrival Times: Students are not allowed to enter the school premises before 7:50 AM. Our priority is to have students on campus punctually, prepared for learning, while ensuring their safety and supervision. School hours at RHS are from 7:50 AM to 3:30 PM. It is imperative that all students are under supervision while on campus. Compliance with the operating hours by both students and parents is paramount.
    • Early morning meetings can be arranged by teachers and club sponsors for approved students or groups to arrive early. Entry before regular hours is coordinated by the respective teacher or faculty club sponsor. The front office does not oversee or authorize early arrivals. It is essential to note that students must have permission from their assigned teacher or faculty sponsor before entering the building ahead of schedule.
  • Car Pool Lane Entry/Departure: Safety stands as our foremost concern. Our objective is for all students to reach school punctually. While recognizing individual urgencies, we aim to set and uphold a standard of promptness for all, serving as role models for our students. Parents are expected to exhibit proper driving etiquette upon school arrival, refraining from disrupting traffic flow during drop-off. In cases of observed misconduct, our officers will intervene to ensure adherence to car rider protocols. Morning drop-off commences at 7:50 AM, with classes starting at 8:20 AM. Please make arrangements accordingly.
    • Inclement Weather for Car Riders: Expect potential delays during adverse weather conditions and make appropriate preparations. It is strongly advised that parents factor in extra time when inclement weather is anticipated. Please bear in mind: Ensuring school safety and the well-being of our students remains our primary focus!
  • Student Parking: Roswell High School is delighted to offer parking privileges to licensed juniors and seniors. Only students with valid parking passes are authorized to park in designated spots on campus. As the school's parking capacity is limited, students must enter a lottery system to secure a parking pass.
    • • Unauthorized parking on campus will result in disciplinary measures.
      • The parking application process for the current semester has concluded. An application for the upcoming semester will be available in November for all juniors and seniors to apply.
      • It is imperative that students refrain from parking in neighboring shopping centers, as these lots are privately owned, and vehicles parked illegally may be subject to towing.
  • Transportation: Fulton County Schools offer approved transportation services for students residing within designated bus zones. Kindly verify your student's bus assignment to guarantee they utilize the correct bus for their commute to and from school.
    • Bus information can be found on your Infinite Campus portal or though the transportation page of the website: https://www.fultonschools.org/all-departments/operations/transportation/httpsedulogwebfultonschoolsorglivewqwebquery
    • “Here Comes the Bus” app info can be found at: https://www.fultonschools.org/all-departments/operations/transportation/quothere-comes-the-busquot
  • Closed Campus Requirements: Roswell High School operates as a closed campus, mandating that students remain on the premises for the duration of their assigned schedules, with exceptions granted for early checkouts, dual enrollment, or senior reduction programs. Any unauthorized departure from campus during school hours will result in disciplinary action. Unauthorized locations encompass lingering in the parking lot, visiting local businesses, or similar activities.
    • Senior students, classified as grade 12, are authorized to have their lunch outdoors in the designated senior pavilion.
    • Students in grades 9 to 11 must utilize the cafeteria during their designated lunch period. Exceptions for underclassmen to eat outside may be granted on specified days during school-sanctioned events.
  • Lunch Expectations: External food delivery services like DoorDash, Uber Eats, and others are prohibited. Local schools lack the capacity to supervise incoming food deliveries without the necessary authorization; hence, we do not accommodate local food deliveries for students.
    • To set up or add money to a lunch account, go to www.mypaymentsplus.com
    • Free and Reduced lunch application: https://www.nlappscloud.com/Welcome.aspx?api=cd84984a747a827c242a6b1f5661da76
      • The submission deadline for Free and Reduced Lunch applications is August 31. After this date, students will no longer retain their current lunch status. We urge all parents to submit a distinct application for each student residing in your household and attending Roswell High School.
  • Student Schedules: Schedule Corrections SY24-25-Click here to make a request for a schedule adjustment. Please review all of the information related to schedule changes. Please ensure to check Infinite Campus daily during the initial week of school to confirm any pending schedule change adjustments.
  • AP Psychology schedule change/update forms are due on Wednesday, August 07: All schedule change/update forms must be submitted by Wednesday, August 7th. Students enrolled in AP Psychology are advised of a schedule adjustment for the course. Discussions have been held with all AP Psychology students to assess current course alternatives. It is imperative that all students evaluate the choices provided and designate an updated or substitute course by Wednesday, August 7th. Kindly treat this matter as urgent. For inquiries regarding the available options, please reach out to Dr. Tonekia Phairr, Curriculum Assistant Principal, or Ms. Laura Kouns, TAG Coordinator.
  • Canvas Learning Management System/Course Syllabi: The course syllabi will be disseminated to both students and parents via Canvas on Friday, August 2, 2024, by the close of business. There may be a short delay after dispatch has occurred. Kindly acquire the necessary course materials corresponding to the scheduled courses within the Canvas Learning Management System.
    • Resources:
      • Students, refer to the Student Getting Started Resources
      • Observers and parents, refer to the Observers/Parents Getting Started Resources
    • How to get started?
      • Once teachers have published the course syllabi and students have gained access, parents will receive an invitation to register. Registering for one course suffices; additional registrations for other courses are unnecessary. While teachers are in the process of uploading syllabi to Canvas, please anticipate a brief delay before parents can access them. Stay attentive to your email inbox, as teachers will dispatch registration invitations shortly. It's important to note that parents need only register once.
    • What do I do if I have questions regarding Canvas?
      • Please email your child’s teacher to request parental access to the course.
      • Should you continue to experience difficulties with Canvas, please reach out to Roswellprincipal@fultonschools.org, and a member of our curriculum team will aim to address your query within 24-28 hours.
  • Student Identification Badges: Student ID badges are mandatory for all enrolled students at Roswell High School. They play a crucial role in identifying students and are an integral part of the school's safety measures. Upon enrollment, all new students will be issued a student ID badge. Incoming first-year students who have transitioned from a Fulton County Middle School will be provided with their ID badge in their advisement class. For new students joining Roswell High School in 9th-12th grade, student ID badges will be distributed within the first 10-15 days of the school year. Students do not need to take any specific actions, as identification will be managed through roster verification and enrollment records. We kindly request that parents and students refrain from contacting the school regarding new student badges during the initial 3 weeks of the school year. Please be assured that we are diligently working to ensure that all students receive their initial student ID badge promptly. Any inquiries regarding Student ID Badges will be addressed after the first 3 weeks of the school year. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated.

  
  

School safety at Roswell High School is of paramount importance as it directly affects the well-being and overall development of students, teachers, and staff. Ensuring a safe learning environment is essential for creating a conducive atmosphere for education, growth, and personal development. Here are some key reasons highlighting the importance of school safety:

1. Physical and Emotional Well-being: A safe school environment protects students, teachers, and staff from physical harm, reducing the likelihood of accidents, injuries, or violent incidents. Feeling safe emotionally is equally vital, as students who feel secure are more likely to engage in learning and express themselves without fear.
2. Learning and Academic Success: When students and educators are not preoccupied with concerns about safety, they can focus more effectively on teaching and learning. A secure environment fosters better concentration, participation, and engagement, leading to improved academic outcomes.
3. Positive School Climate: Safety contributes to the creation of a positive school climate where students feel respected, valued, and supported. Such an atmosphere encourages healthy relationships, open communication, and collaboration among students, teachers, parents, and administrators.
4. Preventing Bullying and Harassment: An emphasis on school safety includes addressing issues like bullying, harassment, and discrimination. Implementing anti-bullying programs and strategies helps cultivate a culture of respect and tolerance, reducing negative behaviors that can harm students' mental and emotional well-being.
5. Parental Confidence: Parents and guardians are more likely to entrust their children to an educational institution that prioritizes safety. Knowing that their children are in a secure environment gives parents peace of mind and confidence in the school's ability to protect their children.

In conclusion, school safety is a multifaceted concept that goes beyond physical security. It encompasses emotional well-being, academic success, positive relationships, and preparedness for emergencies. Prioritizing school safety creates an environment where students can thrive, educators can excel, and the entire school community can flourish.

Assistant Principal/Safety Coordinator: Mr. Travis Chapman

470-254-4500

Welcome to the Fulton County Schools Online School Payments (OSP) portal. This service is provided to parents and community members to facilitate payment for school fees for a variety of products and services. For further information or to request additional information, please contact the main office. As part of the onetime setup of your student account, you will need to enter the student ID number. This number is indicated on your student’s report card and is also used in the cafeteria line. While some purchases are not specifically for students and may not require the ID number, in most cases you will also need the student ID number to complete the transaction. If you have questions regarding the student ID number, please reach out to your school’s front office.

We encourage all parents to contribute to our class fees. The fees are crucial in supporting and enhancing student activities and experiences for our students.

• Overview of Class Fees: The student class fees cover costs related to both extracurricular and co-curricular activities at our school. These fees help fund a variety of activities that enrich our students' educational and social experience. Roswell High School fosters a vibrant environment by promoting various class activities, student-led clubs, and organizations tailored to diverse interests and hobbies. Students are welcome to participate in celebratory events, engaging activities, and initiatives organized by class and club sponsors. The contributions from class fees are instrumental in sustaining these enriching experiences, benefiting the entire student body.
• No Late Fee: Roswell High School will not charge a late fee for student class fees. We understand that the beginning of the school year, coupled with extracurricular commitments, can be overwhelming. We encourage all parents to fulfill class fee payments by December 15 to support ongoing student activities. The progress of student initiatives relies on maintaining sound financial resources. Thank you in advance for your support.
• Payment Methods: Online payments can be made through our school's payment portal.

Student Activities Fee:

• 9th Grade: $40
• 10th Grade: $45
• 11th Grade: $50
• 12th Grade: $55

Your support enables us to offer meticulously organized school activities, fostering heightened student engagement for all. Feel free to reach out to us for any inquiries or required assistance.

Warm regards,

Principal Miley

Student class fees are for activities are charges imposed on students to fund various extracurricular or co-curricular activities and events within the educational institution. Our student fees cover a range of activities that enrich students' overall educational experience. Roswell high school supports student-run clubs and organizations that cater to various interests and hobbies. Class fees help to support these clubs' activities, events, and initiatives and benefit all students.

Fees may increase throughout the year as activities are planned for the entire year and funded accordingly.

• Locker Fee (required for all 9th grade students)
• Student Council Fee/Student activities

• 9th Grade Class Shirt

Student class fees are for activities are charges imposed on students to fund various extracurricular or co-curricular activities and events within the educational institution. Our student fees cover a range of activities that enrich students' overall educational experience. Roswell high school supports student-run clubs and organizations that cater to various interests and hobbies. Class fees help to support these clubs' activities, events, and initiatives and benefit all students.

Fees may increase throughout the year as activities are planned for the entire year and funded accordingly.

• Locker Fee (required for all 10th grade students)
• Student Council Fee/Student activities

• 10th Grade Class Shirt

Student class fees are for activities are charges imposed on students to fund various extracurricular or co-curricular activities and events within the educational institution. Our student fees cover a range of activities that enrich students' overall educational experience. Roswell high school supports student-run clubs and organizations that cater to various interests and hobbies. Class fees help to support these clubs' activities, events, and initiatives and benefit all students.

Junior (11th Grade) and Senior (12th Grade) fees include organizing social events and celebrations like homecoming, prom, graduation ceremonies, and other student gatherings.

Fees may increase throughout the year as activities are planned for the entire year and funded accordingly.

• 
  
• Student Council Fee/Student activities

• 11th Grade Class Shirt
• Upperclassmen social events

Student class fees are for activities are charges imposed on students to fund various extracurricular or co-curricular activities and events within the educational institution. Our student fees cover a range of activities that enrich students' overall educational experience. Roswell high school supports student-run clubs and organizations that cater to various interests and hobbies. Class fees help to support these clubs' activities, events, and initiatives and benefit all students.

Junior (11th Grade) and Senior (12th Grade) fees include organizing social events and celebrations like homecoming, prom, graduation ceremonies, and other student gatherings.

Fees may increase throughout the year as activities are planned for the entire year and funded accordingly.

• Student Council Fee/Student activities

• 12th Grade Class Shirt
• 12th Grade End-of-the-Year Senior Activities (Monthly Activities, Annual Senior Picnic and Breakfast)

Student class fees are for activities are charges imposed on students to fund various extracurricular or co-curricular activities and events within the educational institution. Our student fees cover a range of activities that enrich students' overall educational experience. Roswell high school supports student-run clubs and organizations that cater to various interests and hobbies. Class fees help to support these clubs' activities, events, and initiatives and benefit all students.

Senior Class Fees are payable via 3rd Ascent: https://www.3rdascent.com/

Senior Class Fees: TBS
More information available at https://www.3rdascent.com/

• Cap & Gown

• Diploma Cover

• Senior Dues

Click here to email Great News! Updates will be added weekly and shared with our staff and stakeholders!

Go Hornets!

What is the Unstoppable Hornet Principal's Award? What does it mean to Commit to the R?

Student commitment to excellence refers to the dedication and active pursuit of achieving high standards and exceptional performance in all aspects of a student's academic and personal life. It involves setting high goals, maintaining a strong work ethic, and continually striving to improve and excel in various endeavors. Here are some key components of student commitment to excellence:

• Academic Excellence: Committed students prioritize their studies and strive for academic excellence. They attend classes regularly, actively engage in learning, complete assignments on time, and seek to understand concepts deeply.
  
• Responsibility and Accountability: Committed students take responsibility for their actions and academic performance. They hold themselves accountable for meeting their commitments and fulfilling their responsibilities.
  
• Continuous Improvement: Students committed to excellence are not content with mediocrity. They consistently seek opportunities to improve and grow, whether through self-study, seeking feedback, or participating in additional learning experiences.
  
• Perseverance: Committed students understand that excellence requires effort and resilience. They persevere through challenges and setbacks, never giving up on their goals despite obstacles they may encounter.
  

Meeting Dates

2024-2025

All Meetings will be held at 4:00 pm in Room 442, located in the Roswell High School Media Center.

• August 28, 2024 (4:15PM)

Stay connected weekly by reviewing the HORNET SMORE! Updates are added weekly.

Email: RoswellPrincipal@fultonschools.org
Website: https://www.fultonschools.org/Roswellhs
Location: 11595 King Road, Roswell, GA 30075, USA
Phone: 470-254-4500
Twitter: @RoswellHighSch