Rossview High School
2021 Graduation Information
Graduation Practice: Monday, May 24 in the RHS Gym
9:00am (A-G) 10:30 (H-P) 12:00 (Q-Z)
CMCSS has communicated with families since last year that schools cannot eliminate the spread of COVID-19 during in-person learning, but our collective actions can help mitigate the spread. The District’s COVID-19 mitigation strategy has always been about using multiple layers to improve success, sometimes referred to as the Swiss Cheese model. For the 2021-2022 school year, CMCSS has been using the following primary mitigation layers:
To add more layers to CMCSS’ mitigation strategy, effective Monday, August 23, the following protocols will take effect when Montgomery County is experiencing high transmission levels:
When a CMCSS student or CMCSS employee tests positive for COVID-19, they will need to notify either the school nurse (if they are a student) or their supervisor (if they are an employee). The medical office that performed the test will notify the Montgomery County Health Department for contact tracing.
Click here for the current CMCSS Return to Work/School Flowchart developed by the CMCSS Safety and Health Department in collaboration with the Montgomery County Health Department. For the Spanish version, click here.
CMCSS will return to normal capacity for after-school events, meetings, and athletics for the 2021-2022 school year. CMCSS will continue following TSSAA’s guidelines for athletics. The district will keep families informed as guidelines are updated throughout the year.
Face masks are strongly encouraged for students, employees, and visitors inside buildings and on transportation. Families are encouraged to use their judgment on sending their student(s) to school with a mask and make whatever decision will be best for the health of their child(ren) or other members of their household. For more information from the CDC on the use of cloth face coverings to help slow the spread of COVID-19, click here.
Employees will be expected to self-screen before entering school premises.
Self-screening protocols for students and visitors will continue. Families are strongly encouraged to engage in self-screening at home prior to each school day. Click here for updated guidance from the CDC regarding screening K-12 students for symptoms of COVID-19.
Have you had any of the below symptoms as a new-onset in the past 72 hours? (This does not include chronic conditions)
If “yes”, please consult your personal health care provider before returning to any CMCSS locations. Students, employees, and visitors who are sick must follow the CMCSS Flowchart.
Water fountains will be closed during the 2021-2022 school year. Water filling stations will be open where available. Students should bring their own water bottles.
CMCSS is using a new vendor for senior pictures, so things will be totally different than in the past! What hasn’t changed, is the fact that seniors must be photographed (formal and casual) by the CMCSS vendor (ProStudio7) to be featured in the yearbook. Below are links to the an FAQ/Forum section and the link to schedule photos.
There will NOT be a make-up day at RHS for photos next fall, so schedule ASAP!
Link to schedule photos: //Rebrand.ly/CMCSS
Link to the Senior Forum/FAQ Section: https://www.prostudio7.com/seniorsforum
Link to Senior Portrait Information: http://rossviewhigh.cmcss.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2021/05/CMCSSseniorPortraits.jpg
Attention upcoming sophomores and juniors-If you are interested in participating in Belles and Beaus for next year, please visit the RHS counseling website student opportunities page or this link: Bells/Beaus Info. All details for this opportunity is posted online.
May 18th, 2021
The Senior Class of 2021 walked the halls of the Rossview Complex on Tuesday, May 18. Congratulations to all our seniors making it through one of the most challenging years ever. Good Luck!
May 18th, 2021
Below is the information regarding live streams of CMCSS graduations. Each high school administration is communicating with students and families about specific graduation times since there will be multiple ceremonies per school. Contact your child’s enrolled school for specific questions regarding ticketing, seating, or ceremony information.
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Ceremony A (11:30 am): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Saturday, May 29, 2021
Ceremony A (9:00 am): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony B (11:30 am): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony C (2:00 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Thursday, May 27, 2021
Ceremony A (4:30 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony B (7:00 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Ceremony A (9:00 am): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Ceremony A (4:30 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony B (7:00 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Ceremony A (2:00 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony B (4:30 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony C (7:00 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Friday, May 28, 2021
Ceremony A (4:30 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony B (7:00 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Thursday, May 27, 2021
Ceremony A (9:00 am): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony B (11:30 am): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony C (2:00 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Wednesday, May 26, 2021
Ceremony A (9:00 am): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony B (11:30 am): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Ceremony C (2:00 pm): Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Friday, May 28, 2021, at 1o:00 am: Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Friday, May 28, 2021, at 1:00 pm: Watch the graduation here (YouTube)
Students bring to school their laptop, charger cord, hot spot and hot spot charging cord (if they have one).

Rossview had their 2021 Senior Prom on Saturday, May 16 at Valor Hall Conference and Event Center An amazing time was had by all!
Seniors-There is a free, 3 week summer bridge program available this summer to start college more academically and socially prepared. This can save some students time and money as a college freshman. For more information, see the RHS counseling student opportunities page or go to the guidance office.
