QUICK FACTS
2012 – 2013 School Year
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Grades 9-12 - Fulton County Public High School
Enrollment: 2,309
Student-Teacher Ratio: 15-1
Academic Honors and Results
(Class of 2012)
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National Merit Finalists: 11
Military Academy Appointments:2
AP Courses Offered: 26
AP Exams Given: 1523 (1911 projected for
2013)
Percentage scoring 3 or higher: 87%
Average SAT Score: 1677 – 8th in state
Average ACT Score: 24.7 - 7th in State
Students in Gifted Program: 807
5-year AP Merit School
2 Students named Presidential Scholars
2012 Davidson Fellow
Service Clubs
2012 College Data
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Attending college: 94%
HOPE Scholarship Eligible: 51%
Scholarship Offers: $10, 680,756
Class of 2012 to UGA & GT: 62
Also enrolled at: Stanford, Harvard, Yale, U.S.
Naval Academy, University of Virginia,
Vanderbilt University, Duke University,
University of Southern California, University of
Michigan, University of Pennsylvania and
others
Faculty
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154 Faculty Members
73% with Advanced Degrees
80% of faculty involved in clubs or sports
Faculty includes
o Ga. ROTC Teacher of the Year
o College Board AP Facilitators
o National Board Certified Teachers
Volunteer Activities
Students support Habitat for Humanity, Race for
the Cure, North Fulton Community Charities,
STAR House, and raised over $15,000 for
Leukemia research through Pennies for Patients.
Specialty Programs
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JROTC
Broadcast Video Production
Engineering and Technology
Salon Services
Business and Computer Science
Consumer and Family Sciences
Anchor Club, National Honor Society, Beta Club,
Interact, Key Club, Club Red Bowl and more.
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Performing Arts
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116 Orchestra Participants
130 total students in band
Theatre Arts
Chorus
Languages Offered
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French
Latin
Spanish
Japanese
German (Fall 2013)
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 Class AAAAA School
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GHSA Sanctioned
Sports
 42 Teams (Varsity, JV, Freshman)
o 21 Boys – 21 Girls
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Number of Coaches: 84
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Athletic Trainers: 2
 20 Athletic Booster Clubs
 Student athletes: 800+
 2012 Girls Tennis Champions
 2012 Girls’ Lacrosse State Finalist
 2011 Girls’ Volleyball Finalist
 2007 Football State Champions
 2007 Girl’s Gymnastics Champions
 RHS students currently playing NCAA sports at
Stanford, Harvard, Vanderbilt, University of
Tennessee, William and Mary and others
Extracurricular Activities
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78 Clubs, including organizations for Fencing,
Ultimate Frisbee, Animal Rescue, Fishing, Media,
Indian Culture and WRHS “The Hive” radio station.
Academic Competitions:
Science Bowl, Academic Bowl, Robotics Team,
JROTC Academic Team, Mock Trial, Debate, Model
UN, Science Olympiad, Math Team, Junior Classical
League and Technology Fair.
Special Education Programs
Roswell High serves 242 students through its Special
Education Department. This includes the many
students who only need support in the regular
classroom, but Roswell also has programs to give
students with more extensive physical and
intellectual challenges the work and life skills they
will need after leaving high school. Among the
award-winning programs is the RHS Coffee House,
where students prepare and sell coffee to the staff
most mornings each week.
About Roswell High School
Roswell High School is a public school in the
Fulton County School System located in a
residential community approximately 18 miles
north of Atlanta, Georgia. While the city of
Roswell has grown enormously since the school
began in 1949, many things have remained the
same—strong community support, engaged
parents, and a spirited student body.
Roswell High School offers a real world
experience in the safety of a close-knit
community. Students leave Roswell with a first
class education, personal skills to compete in any
field they choose, and a sense of compassion for
those who struggle with everyday tasks.
Principal
Jerome Huff