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Scheduling of Classes for the 2019-20 School Year

We are now beginning the next step in building your schedule for next year. Please come to the Double R's during lunch and before or after school Thursday, April 18th or Friday, April 19th to pick up your list of requested classes and a Schedule Planning Worksheet. The list of courses include Required, Requested and Alternates. Requested courses were entered by students as well as their Alternates. Required courses were entered by counselors because the student showed interest in the course via survey or conversation or the Required courses are the second half of a course (ie. Drawing 2 may be listed as Required but Drawing 1 is listed as a Request. The Drawing 2 was not entered by the student, so the counselor added it.) Students should look at the Required and Requested when designing their schedules. 

Use the master schedule linked here: 2019-20 MASTER SCHEDULE for STUDENTS to see when the classes on your list are offered.  On the worksheet design your schedule based on when classes are offered and bring your plan to your appointment with your counselor. The master schedule is still going through some changes, so check it before your appointment to make sure that changes don't impact your plan. Having an alternate plan is highly recommended. When creating your schedule follow the rules below: 

  • Next year's sophomore are required to have 7 classes unless they have 95% attendance and are on track to graduate. 
  • Next year's juniors and seniors need at least 5 classes.
  • Students cannot have 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th periods off unless they have a Pickens class or take classes in the AM or PM at CCA. 

Appointment times will be posted by the Double R's and are linked here: Scheduled Appointments to Meet with Counselors. Students will not receive a pass to come to their appointments. They need to look at the spreadsheet to find their assigned time. Teachers have access to the list of appointment times and can reference it if needed. All Appointments are held in the College and Career Center which is in the Counseling Office. They have been assigned based on attendance. Six students are assigned to every half hour block of time, so make sure you arrive at your assigned time. Come prepared, because you will have only 5 minutes with your counselor. If you do not have a preference for when you have your classes, you may either skip your appointment or let your counselor know at your appointment. Makeup appointments will be held on in the afternoon of the second day of a grade level or on Wednesday, May 1st. In order to schedule a makeup appointment students need to contact their counselor. Makeup appointments will be for students with excused absences only

**Please note that there is a possibility that your schedule may change after your appointment if there are changes to the master schedule or if you do not qualify for a class that is on your schedule (ie. You don't earn a qualifying test score needed to take a CCA class).**

 2019-20 Master Schedule for Students - Click Here
 
 

 

Senior Graduation Letter – 2019

Senior Calendar 2019

March 2019

Dear Rangeview Graduating Senior and Parents/Guardians,

Congratulations from myself and the entire staff of Rangeview High School for the successful completion of your senior year and high school experience!

Rangeview High School and the Aurora Public School’s Board of Education are pleased to invite all graduates to participate in the 2019 Graduation (Commencement) ceremony.  Students who have earned academic honors while at Rangeview and those students who have achieved scholastic prominence outside of Rangeview will receive an invitation to the Honors Convocation ceremony.  Please understand that these are formal events.  Participation in these activities is a privilege and is voluntary.  If your student chooses not to participate in the graduation ceremony, they may pick up their diploma in the Counseling office any day after Thursday, May 23, 2019.  Please review the expectations for dress and behavior and the consequences for not adhering to these expectations before deciding whether to attend these senior activities.  

Cap and gown are mandatory dress for graduates at both the Honors Convocation and Graduation ceremonies.  Only the following authorized insignia, medals, decorations or cords may be worn:

  • Valedictorian/Salutatorian medals
  • Gold, silver, and white Honors cords
  • National Honor Society cords
  • National Art Honor Society cords
  • Student Leadership cords
  •  International Thespian Society cords
  •  Tri-M Music Honor Society cords
  •  National Speech and Debate Association cords
  • Quill & Scroll National Honor Society cords
  • College Track cords
  • Gear-Up cords        

Rangeview students on the floor of the Ritchie Center and their guests in the auditorium are expected to demonstrate appropriate behavior in a formal setting. Each student will have an opportunity to be individually recognized on the stage.  We have worked with the senior class officers and sponsors to design a short program with special messages and recognitions for this year's class.   I feel strongly that no one should be allowed to disrupt

or distract from any student's recognition or the honors accorded to the class as a whole.  Any student causing a disruption or behaving inappropriately will be removed from the ceremony.

Understanding the expectations at our Honors Convocation and Graduation Ceremony should help students and families decide if they wish to participate.  Please indicate your choice on the enclosed contract. Seniors must return a signed contract to participate in the Honors Convocation (Invitation-Only) or Graduation ceremonies.

The 2019 Graduation Ceremony is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, May 21, 2019, at the Daniel L. Ritchie Center on the University of Denver campus.  Graduates need to allow ample time to arrive at the Ritchie Center by 12:30 p.m. and take their place in the gym to prepare for the Processional.

The 2019 Honors Convocation Ceremony is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. on Monday, May 20, 2019, in the Rangeview Gymnasium.  Please check in with Mrs. Strouse or her designee in the small gym no later than 6:00 p.m.  Due to the high number of awards presented, this is an invitation-only event.

This year’s graduates have provided strong leadership and have contributed to a positive climate at Rangeview High School. Their final ceremonies and celebrations should match their excellent level of achievement. I look forward to seeing you at the Honors Convocation and Graduation ceremonies. 

Take care of one another!

Sincerely,

Ronald M. Fay

Principal

Checkout Procedures 2019

Graduation Contract 2019

DVD Order Form 2019

Commencement Information 2019

Graduation Parking

2019 – Daniels Scholarship Winners

daniels_scholarship_overview_screenshot_254pxCongratulations to the Rangeview recipients of the Daniels Scholarship: Ariana Jones, Rujan Kafle, Alyanna Marleton, & Karly Trimble

The Daniels Scholarship is an exciting and challenging program that provides the opportunity to obtain a four-year college education at any accredited nonprofit college or university in the United States, complete with financial and personal support throughout the journey. The Daniels Scholarship Program offers resources, encouragement, and inspiration far beyond the financial assistance needed to earn a college degree. Our goal is not only to help Daniels Scholars succeed in college but to ensure that they thrive beyond their years in college.

Every year, Daniels Scholars are selected from our four-state region of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Daniels Scholars currently attend more than 200 colleges and universities in 44 states.

As of June 2015, the Daniels Scholarship Program has provided nearly $130 million in undergraduate scholarships to more than 3,250 students. Source: Daniels Scholarship Web Site

AP Testing Schedule 2019

Please note the testing day and location.

Date Location Time Subject
Monday, May 6, 2019 CCR 11:45-3:30 Enviro Science
Tuesday, May 7, 2019 Media Center 7:30-12:30 Spanish Lang
Tuesday, May 7, 2019 CCR 11:45-3:30 Physics
Wednesday, May 8, 2019 CCA 7:30-12:30 English Lit
Thursday, May 9, 2019 CCR  7:30-12:00 Chem
Friday, May 10, 2019 CCR/CCC 7:30-12:30 US History
Friday, May 10, 2019 Room 220 11:45-3:30 Computer Principles
Monday, May 13, 2019 TBD 7:30-12:00 Bio
Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Media 7:30-12:00 Calc AB
Tuesday, May 14, 2019 CCR 7:30-12:00 Calc BC
Tuesday, May 14, 2019 Small Gym/CCR 11:45-3:30 Human Geo
Wednesday, May 15, 2019 CCA 7:30-12:00 Lang and Comp
Friday, May 17, 2019 CCR 11:45-3:30 Computer A

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