CEEB code 332310 Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 Mascot Black Panther Colors White, Red | Principal Dr. Michael J. Gill Gender Co-educational Phone +1 845-942-3300 Lowest grade Ninth grade | |
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School type Public, Secular High School Similar North Rockland Central S, Fieldstone Middle School, Ramapo High School, Clarkstown High School N, Nyack High School Profiles | ||
North Rockland High School is a high school located in Thiells, New York, serving 9th to 12th grade students from the northern section of Rockland County, in southern New York. It is the only high school in the Haverstraw-Stony Point District.
Contents
- Promposal at north rockland high school
- Administration
- Budget
- Previous schools
- Campus
- Courses
- Core courses
- Advanced placement courses
- College level courses
- Programs
- Music
- Clubs
- Honor societies
- Other activities
- Student publications
- Sports
- Ranking
- Intramurals
- Regular events
- Quarterly
- Yearly
- Testing
- Other events
- Miscellaneous
- Notable alumni
- References
Promposal at north rockland high school
Administration
The current principal of NRHS is Dr. Michael J. Gill, who moved from West Haverstraw Elementary School to take over as NRHS Principal. Dr. Gill became the 4th principal of NRHS in the 2007-2008 school year. Past principals were Dr. George Jochum, Mr. Israel Bordanick and Mr. Dennis Hand. Current Assistant principals include Francisco Ovalles, Jorge Montero, Dr. Joan Murphy, John Kolesar and James Mulligan.
Budget
North Rockland Central School District is currently facing increasing costs.
Previous schools
Students within the school district begin primary school in Stony Point Elementary School, Thiells Elementary School, or West Haverstraw Elementary School, all of which serve grades K-3. Intermediate schoolers attend Haverstraw Elementary School, James A. Farley Elementary School, or Willow Grove Elementary School, which serve grades 4-6. These schools combine into Fieldstone Middle School, which serves grades 7 and 8.
Campus
North Rockland High School is composed of two buildings. The "Main" Building is a one-story building built during the late 1960s. The Main Building consists of the Main Office, the Guidance Office, the Health Office, the Main Coordinator's Office, Special Education classrooms, a Library, the Main Cafeteria, the Main Gym, English classrooms, Technology classrooms, Math classrooms, Science classrooms, Foreign Language classrooms, Social Studies classrooms, and Music classrooms. The second building is the "Annex". The Annex was built during the 1970s as an expansion to North Rockland High School. Composed of three floors, the first floor consists of the Athletic Office, the Annex Office, the Annex Coordinator's Office, the Annex Cafeteria, the Annex Gym, and Art Classrooms. The second floor consists of the Annex Computer Lab, Social Studies classrooms, and English classrooms. The third floor consists of Science classrooms and few Math classrooms. NRHS in one of the only fully climate-controlled building in the North Rockland Central School District, the other being nearby Fieldstone Middle School.
Courses
North Rockland High School offers courses on a quarter basis for grades 9, 10, 11 and 12.
In order to graduate, a student must fulfill New York State Graduation Requirements for a New York State Regents Diploma.
Exams are given as Midterms, after the first two quarters, and as finals, after all four quarters.
Core courses
Advanced placement courses
College level courses
Programs
The school also hosts a Naval Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (NJROTC) program.
North Rockland High School is associated with an excellent Career and Technical Education and New Vision program through BOCES.
NRHS offers Academy of Finance, which is a two-year program focused on selected business courses.
Adult education courses are also available.
Music
Students may become members of the band, orchestra, or chorus. Music Theory is also provided as a course to supplement the skills utilized in these ensembles.
Clubs
Students may participate in numerous extracurricular activities, including:
Honor societies
Honor Societies at North Rockland High School include
Other activities
Students can also work as tutors for other students through the Homework Center and Math Lab, and can volunteer at the school store (Raging Raider).
Student publications
Students publish works for the school's reading pleasure, including the newspaper, "The Rambling Raider," the magazine, "Reflections," and the yearbook, made by Recensio.
Sports
North Rockland's Red Raiders are known for their athleticism and "Raider Pride!" Large crowds are present at most home games.
Athletics include:
Ranking
Intramurals
Students can participate in intramurals in Basketball, Fitness, Swimming, and Physical Education Leaders.
Regular events
Quarterly
Yearly
Testing
Opportunities are given for students to take PSATs and SATs several times yearly.
Other events
Several times yearly the music department produces shows known as "Coffeehouse." Spirit week, Color Wars between years, and pep rallies are now seen in the fall, under the administration of Dr. Gill.
Miscellaneous
NRHS is one of the few schools in the country with a digital Planetarium.