On Saturday, May 5th, Advanced Placement French students preemptively celebrated the exam in a rite-of-passage ceremony, in which good-luck temporary henna “tattoos” were painted on the young ladies’ hands.

The Fine Arts Department will present the annual “Evening of the Arts” on Wednesday, May 16.
May 19 – Senior Ball – Brandon Inn – Dinner at 6:30pm & Dancing 8:00-12:00 a.m. Tickets will be available for purchase the last week of April. June 06 – Seniors get out of school at 11:15am – Senior Night/Graduation practice, 1:00 p.m., RHS Gym June 06 – Senior Night: 6pm RHS gym-Mandatory [...]
Ms. O’Neil’s Winter Sports Experience is a unique gym class because the curriculum is predicated on abundant winter snow. This winter has been unique in its lack of snow. Warm temperatures and sparse precipitation have made sledding, snowshoeing, and skiing impossible. A search for other winter activities ensued, and soon we came across the Rutland Rocks Curling Club.
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In March, as part of the Sugaring Unit, students tapped trees around the school, and then collected sap and data to determine what factors impacted sap collection. They boiled the sap, wrote letters to their congressman, penned poems about sugaring, and studied the nutritional value of maple syrup. The Sugaring Unit enabled students to learn about a major Vermont tradition through a curriculum that combined Math, Science, English, Social Studies, Health, and Drama.
The Rowland Foundation recently named RHS Social Studies Department Head Jen Kravitz as one of five recipients for a fellowship in 2012.
On Jan. 16 , twenty Rutland High School Encore students participated in a workshop led by Stanley Allen Sherman, an expert in Italian masked comedy (Commedia dell’Arte.) He has been working as a performing artist since 1972.
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