November 2021 News

The RHS annual Veterans Day Program presented by RHS JROTC was held on Wednesday,  November 10, 2021.  The Guest Speaker was CSM (R) Charles W. Fitzpatrick who served 31 years with the US Army.

The RHS Playhouse presented “Fairytale Villains” on November 4-6, 2021 in the RHS Theatre.

PHOTOS ARE READY for Rossview High School!!!

Good news! JostensPIX was recently at RHS to photograph picture day,
and your student’s photos are now available for viewing and ordering!
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DID YOU KNOW?

• You can personalize your photos with a variety of backgrounds and text
• Photos are shipped directly to your home
• High-res digital downloads are available
• If you have more than one child, you can order together and pay once

November 5, is the deadline to register for the December 11 ACT.   Students can go to act.org to register for the upcoming December 11 ACT if interested.

Congratulations to both the boys and girls XC teams that competed in the State Championship yesterday! Also, a Big Congratulations to Dylan Toth who made and placed 13th overall on the All Middle Tennessee State Team!!  This is an honor that will be recognized at a banquet in Nashville.  Way to go Dylan!!!

Class of 2022 tnAchieves mentor recruitment is underway!

Begin the process of becoming a tnAchieves mentor by visiting the tnAchieves website. Applications are available for new and returning mentors.

After completing a mentor application/renewal, you will receive a confirmation email with the next steps. After applying, all tnAchieves mentors must complete mentor training to be paired with Class of 2022 TN Promise students. tnAchieves will communicate training details as soon as they are available.

tnAchieves mentors play a critical role in the success of students across the state of Tennessee as they pursue a post-secondary credential. Many students need just a little extra help in navigating the college-going process. tnAchieves mentors provide that support by offering encouragement and personal guidance to students in their community.

What are the responsibilities of a mentor?

tnAchieves Mentors are asked to serve three essential roles for their students from mid-February 2022 through their first semester of college. Mentoring only takes one hour per month, but that one hour can make a significant difference in a student’s life!

Mentors invest 12 hours annually assisting 5-10 high school seniors. tnAchieves has designed the mentor role so that even the busiest executive, parent, or young professional can make a meaningful impact. If you do not have experience working in education, do not worry! All mentors receive online training, a handbook, and support from the tnAchieves staff.

Questions? Email: [email protected]

Learn more at tnAchieves.org.

Senior Football Players and Senior Marching Band members were recognized at the Football Game against Beech High on October 29, 2021.