Honors Courses – These courses follow the
curriculum of our regular (non-honors)
courses, with more depth, breadth, and rigor.
These courses provide an excellent
preparation for future Advanced Placement,
College in the Schools and College Level
studies.
Advanced Placement Courses – These
courses offer college bound students the
opportunity to earn college credit while in
high school. To earn college credit, the
student must successfully complete the
course and take an end of the course
examination. The Advanced Placement
examinations are optional (but highly
recommended) for students and are
administered through the nonprofit College
Board for a student paid fee. Every
college/university in the country has their
own policies regarding accepting advance
placement test scores for credit.
College in the Schools Courses – These are
University of Minnesota courses taught at
Rosemount by a high school teacher who
has been specially trained to teach the
course. The final grades earned by the
students in these courses are placed on both
a Rosemount High School and University of
Minnesota transcript. Tuition is paid for by
the school district.
Additional Opportunities – Additional
opportunities are available through the Post
Secondary Education Options Program
(PSEO), Mentor Program, and a variety of
Rosemount High School courses which
offer articulation agreements with local
colleges. See the Rosemount High School
Registration Guide (www.district196.org/
rhs/registration ) for further information
regarding these programs.
For more information contact the
Rosemount High School Honors
Coordinator, Drew Storley at 651-423-7510
or drew.storley@district196.org.
Rosemount High School Vision
A quality school dedicated to education
for the challenges of the 21st century by:
ROSEMOUNT
HIGH SCHOOL
•Continually striving for excellence
an environment for
• Creating
collaboration, cooperation and
mutual respect
Serving as a catalyst for creativity,
• innovation
and lifelong learning
RHS ADMINSTATIVE TEAM
John Wollersheim, Principal
Mike Manning – Assistant Principal
Kim Budde – Assistant Principal
Tim Conboy – Assistant Principal
Drew Storley – Assistant Principal
Virgil Jones – Assistant Principal
RHS SCHOOL COUNSELORS
Founded 1918
Denise Cochran A – D
Jennifer Boldus E – Ja
Lori Martinson Jb – Mo
Lisa Hansen Mp – Sc
Julie Endersbie Sd – Z
3335 142nd Street West
Rosemount, MN 55068
Phone: (651) 423-7501
www.district196.org/rhs
Rosemount High School
Mission Statement
Our mission is to educate students, in cooperation
with the family and community, to have the
knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to
achieve their potential as socially responsible,
lifelong learners in a diverse and changing society.
District 196 does not engage in unlawful discrimination on the basis of race,
color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, marital status, disability, status with
regard to public assistance, sexual orientation or age. The School District
Attorney, 3455 153rd Street West, Rosemount, MN 55068, 651-423-7883,
has been designated to respond to inquiries re- garding the non-discrimination
policies, including inquiries under Title IX.
HONORS
ADVANCED
PLACEMENT
COLLEGE IN
THE SCHOOLS
PROGRAM
THE ROSEMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL HONORS/AP/CIS PROGRAM
Over 90 percent of Rosemount High
School graduates go on to further studies.
With this in mind, a rigorous college
preparatory program of study is essential.
Rosemount High School required courses
are designed to prepare students for
studies beyond high school. In addition,
Rosemount High School offers an
extensive selection of Honors, Advanced
Placement and University of Minnesota
College in the Schools courses. These
courses are designed for students who
want a more rigorous and intensive
college preparatory experience.
ENGLISH
SCIENCE
Honors English (9)
Honors American Literature (10) Advanced
Placement Language and
Composition (11)
English 11 CP: Writing & Research Skills in
College/Introduction to Literature (11)
Introduction to Public Speaking – College in
the Schools (11-12)
Advanced Placement Literature and
Composition (12)
Introduction to College Fiction – College in
the Schools (12)
Introduction to College Composition –
College in the Schools (12)
Honors Earth Science (9)
Honors Biology (10)
Advanced Placement Biology (10-12)
Honors Chemistry (11-12)
Advanced Placement Chemistry (11-12)
Honors Physics (12)
Advanced Placement Physics (12)
Advanced Placement and Honors
Courses are offered across the curriculum
to meet the special needs of exceptional
students interested in testing and
extending their personal and intellectual
limits in the classroom. Courses
identified as Advanced Placement and
College in the Schools may qualify the
student for college credit.
MATHEMATICS
Honors Geometry (9-12) Honors Algebra II
(10-12) Honors Pre-Calculus (11-12)
Advanced Placement Computer Science
(10-12)
Advanced Placement Statistics (11-12)
Advanced Placement Calculus AB (12)
Advanced Placement Calculus BC (12)
Linear Algebra and Differential
Equations (10-12)
(concurrent enrollment with IHCC)
Multivariable Calculus (10-12)
(concurrent enrollment with IHCC)
Advanced Computer Science (11-12)
(course taken after AP Computer Science
and concurrent enrollment with IHCC)
SOCIAL STUDIES
Honors Government and Citizenship (9)
Advanced Placement United States
History (10)
Advanced Placement European History
(11-12)
Advanced Placement World History (11-12)
Advanced Placement Macro Economics (12)
Advanced Placement Micro Economics (12)
Advanced Placement Psychology (12)
American Democracy in a Changing
World - College in the Schools (12)
ELECTIVES
French IV and V – College in the
Schools (12)
German III and IV – College in the
Schools (11-12)
Spanish V – College in the Schools (12)
Chinese IV – College in the Schools (11-12)
Chinese V – College in the Schools (12)
Advanced Placement Studio Art (11-12)
Advanced Placement Music Theory (11-12)