Roseville High School - Roseville Joint High School District

January 7, 2015
1 Tiger
Way
Roseville,
CA 95678
916/ 7823753
916/ 7863846 fax
To the Parents/Guardians of Students at Roseville High School:
This letter is to inform you that RHS has been identified as a Year 5 Program Improvement (PI) school
under the federal No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001. RHS met 16 of the 17 Adequate Yearly
Progress (AYP) benchmarks. The only benchmark we did not reach was “Hispanic or Latino
th
Mathematics Proficiency for 10 Graders” as measured by the California High School Exit Exam. This
is in spite of the fact that RHS students have achieved an average 797 API score over the last
three years, a 95% graduation rate, and over 70% of the most recent graduates met the
University of California and California State University’s A-G Recommended Course of Study.
The NCLB Act requires us to notify all parents of our PI status. As parents/guardians of a student
currently attending a PI school, you have the right to request a transfer of your child to a non-PI school
within the Roseville Joint Union High School District. If the demand for parent choice exceeds an
individual school’s capacity, priority will be given to lowest achieving, low-income students.
Woodcreek High School is currently at capacity and unable to accept intra-district transfer students. If
you are interested in transferring your child, please request transfer to one of the following schools:
API Scores
(3 year average)
ELA Percent
Proficient
Math Percent
Proficient
Granite Bay High School
868
84.4%
91.4%
Oakmont High School
823
73.2%
81.4%
For Comparison
Roseville High School
792
69.7%
70.4%
Name of School
For more information about any of these schools or an application for transfer, please contact the
district at (916) 786-2051. You may also visit the district’s website at http://www.rjuhsd.us. Applications
will be accepted through November 7, 2013.
Roseville High School and the District want to reassure you that we are working to increase academic
proficiency on the California High School Exit Exam, including:
 Policies and practices so every student will meet state achievement and participation targets.
 High quality professional development for school staff that will lead to higher achievement as
AYP standards increase in the future.
 Strategies to promote effective parental involvement in the school.
If you have questions, need additional information on how you can get involved in our school
improvement efforts, or would like to discuss the school’s instructional program and PI status, please
feel free to call me and/or visit the school.
Additional information regarding RHS student performance on the California Standards Test (CST),
Academic Performance Index (API), Advanced Placement (AP), UC/CSU A-G College-readiness data
is available on the RHS website at http://www.rosevilletigers.org.
Sincerely,
David Byrd, Principal
David Byrd
Principal
Jon
Coleman
Assistant
Principal
Stephanie
Malia
Assistant
Principal
Matt
Pipitone
Assistant
Principal
Jason
Wilson
Assistant
Principal
Jason
Bradley
Counselor
Jeff Clark
Counselor
Philomena
C. Crone
Counselor
Gracie
Fernandez
Counselor
Nancy
Muñoz
Counselor
Robyn
Pasco
Counselor