Spanish, German, or French.
What are foreign language classes?
A 9th grade students is classified as a...
What is Freshman?
Work without pay but earns you experience in the workforce.
What is an internship?
Set of rules that tell you what you can wear to school or school event.
What is the dress code?
Contest between individuals or teams in various argument and advocacy skills. An English club that focuses on speaking.
What is forensics?
You need to pass this class in order to sign up for the next level.
What is a prerequisite?
This is a class you choose according to your interest.
What is an elective?
You will need a minimum of 2.0 GPA, good citizenship, good attendance, and positive leadership skills to join a sport.
What are athletics eligibility?
Keep a student out of school for a short period of time for breaking rules/misbehaving.
What is suspension?
Official school report with a list of your grades in the subjects you studied in high school.
What is a transcript?
A student in their second year of high school is classified as a....
What is sophomore?
Recognition to show that you have completed a course; counts towards your graduation.
What is a credit?
Soccer, softball, baseball, volleyball, football, wrestling, swimming, diving, cheerleading, Rythmettes, golf, tennis, flag corp, track, cross country, and basketball.
What are sport teams?
Absent from school without permission.
What is truant?
Test you take to gain acceptance into a college/university.
What is ACT? or SAT
A student in their third year of high school is classified as a ....
What is junior?
Average grade you earned, figured by dividing the grade points earned by the number of credits.
What is your GPA (grade point average)?
Drama Club Impromptu Club (Comedy Club) KRHS (Radio Station) Pepper Box Reflections (Literary Magazine) Ritenour Readers Scribblers Art Club Thespian Actors Yearbook (Melaureus) About Better Choices (health) Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) Teenage Health Consultants (TAHC) Teens Against Tobacco Use (TATU) RAT Pack (Ritenour Autism Teens) American Youth Foundation American Field Studies Anime (Japanese) Club French Club French Honor Society German Club German Honor Society MAD-HOPE Spanish Club Spanish Honor Society Big Brother / Big Sister Branches Building our Neighbors Enthusiasm and Spirit (BONES) Chess and Games Club Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society Renaissance Ritenour Cardinal Ordinates (RCO) Student Council Science Discovery Club Technology Student Association (TSA)
What are student activities/organizations?
Records show that you are doing what is needed to move forward toward graduation.
What are graduation requirements? (academic progress)
Last dance of the school year.
What is prom?
College-level courses you can take in high school...typically you will need teacher recommendation.
What is advanced placement? (advance classes)
Arrangement of students from highest to lowest based on their grades or GPA.
What is class rank? or rank in class
Any sport or activity you participate in is referred to as this.
What is extracurricular?
A meeting aimed at inspiring enthusiasm, especially one held before a sporting event.
What is pep rally?
Provides the opportunity for students to enhance their faith and spirituality and find greater meaning to their lives. It is open to students of all religious traditions and those who may not belong to a church, synagogue, mosque or temple but want to explore their relationship with God in the school community.
What is campus ministry?