Business Education, Technology, and Visual Arts

• Computer Science
• Art

English and EL

• English Language
• English Literture
• Seminar

Social Studies and World Language

• Human Geography
• World History
• U.S. History
• European History
• Government
• Psychology
• Economics
• Spanish Language
• Spanish Literature
• French
• Italian

Math and Science

• Calculus AB
• Calculus BC
• Statistics
• Biology
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Environmental Science

• Students stand out in the college admission process.
• Students experience college level work now, which will prepare them for college later.
• Students earn weighted grades for AP classes.
• Students may earn college credit by passing AP exams, which will save money on tuition.
• "A 1999 study found that the strongest predictor of college graduation is participation in college level courses (especially AP) in high school." - U.S. Dept. of Education

When should I start thinking about AP?

When you make your scheduling appointment as an 8th grader, your four-year plan at RMHS should include an AP class.

Is it true AP can save my family thousands of dollars in college costs?

Depending on your AP exam scores, some RMHS students begin college with sophomore standing.

Do I need to be an honors student?

NO! We believe that with hard work and motivation every RMHS student can be successful in an AP class.

What if I am not planning to go to college?

AP classes are designed to improve study skills and critical thinking, which gives you the best chance of success when you graduate.