Advanced Placement Exams
Taking Advanced Placement exams is an important part of all AP courses. Richmond Hill High School expects that all students take AP exams for the AP classes in which they are enrolled. Scoring well on an AP exam can often earn students college credit for their high school class, saving a significant amount of money on tuition. For the 2021 AP exams, students at Richmond Hill High School will be registering online. Online Exam registration is open now and will end for the year on Mon, Mar 1, 2021 at 11:59 PM. Register and pay for exams at www.TotalRegistration.net/AP/112525. This year each AP exam costs $100.00, with the exception of AP Seminar and AP Research ($145). The state of Georgia pays for ONE exam for each student who is taking a STEM exam (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math). Also, students who qualify for Free or Reduced Lunch are eligible for their first exam free and receive a fee reduction on any other exams. If you fall into either of these categories (STEM or Free/Reduced lunch), be sure to answer appropriately during the registration process. Registration ends and payment is due for courses beginning in Semester 1 by Friday, October 30. Registrations and payments after this date will incur a $40 late fee per exam. There will be another registration and payment window for courses beginning in second semester. Please contact Mrs. Merry Tanner, mtanner@bryan.k12.ga.us if you have any questions.
eLearner Parent/Student Information & Expectations
Richmond Hill High School eLearning Students & Families,
It has been an exciting week at Richmond Hill High School as we welcomed students back both virtually and in person. This week has been anything but ordinary and we are appreciative of the grace and patience you have shown our staff in working through this opportunity to provide virtual instruction for your child. Our teachers have remained very organized, insightful and reflective in delivering this form of online instruction while always focused on improving the experience for the better.
With the first week coming to an end, my hope is that this communication will clear up any questions or concerns you may have as we progress through this virtual semester together. As you and your child have likely noted, this eLearning experience is far different than the model experienced in the Spring. Our teachers are working concurrently with both face:face and eLearners to provide a real time experience with the high expectations you have come to expect from RHHS.
In order to be successful as an eLearner it is essential that ALL RHHS eLearners are:
- Engaged and Responsive - Students should be active participants in class discussions (visually & verbally) and available for the duration of class.
- Arriving at Google Meets on time: Just like our face: face students the attendance of our eLearners is expected to be punctual and for the duration of the scheduled block. Students not in attendance or those that arrive late will be marked accordingly.
- See 2020-2021 Schedule (Thursday’s follow advisement schedule, pg. 2)
- In the event of an absence, all attendance letters should be shared with our Attendance Clerk Carolyn Oetjen (coetjen@bryan.k12.ga.us) as well as their classroom teachers via email.
- Dressed appropriately, out of bed and engaged with the content at hand. The expectation of dressing for success includes those eLearners as well.
- Positive digital citizens while being responsible for their use of technology and their internet presence.
- Advocates for themselves and ask questions just as the face: face students. If questions arise they should reach out to the teacher and/or a classmate for clarification. Our teachers have set up opportunities for communication through verbal interaction, Remind, Email, the Google Meets Chat, etc.
- Responsible for the content delivered. If a class is missed, students are responsible for scheduling a time for virtual tutorial and/or reviewing the content within the GoogleClassroom to ensure all expectations are met.
We look forward to the week ahead and the opportunity to continue to work together. Should you ever have any questions or concerns please do not hesitate to reach out to us here at Richmond Hill High School. Have a wonderful and restful weekend! See you on Monday, virtually!
Google Classroom for Parents
Think of Google Classroom (GC)as your child’s digital link to learning. One of the most beneficial features of Google Classroom for our E-Learners will be able to remote into the classroom for real-time instruction with peers. In addition, teachers use GC to share assignments, homework, newsletters, and much more with students AND parents!
Click this Link to learn more about Google Classroom for Parents
Athletic Ticketing - Go Fan
"Click Here"to see our upcoming Athletic Events for the week, and purchase tickets. Richmond Hill High School and Richmond Hill Athletics are excited to announce the use of Go Fan for our sporting events. Go Fan allows all event spectators to purchase tickets prior to events, or at the gate through your mobile device, avoid long lines, and limit person to person contact.
Parking Permits
All students parking on campus, including dual enrolled students must have a parking permit.
"Click Here" to access the student parking permit information and application for 20-21SY.
Regular Sale Permits: $65.00
Qualifications to Purchase a Parking Permit during the Regular time periods:
- Not on Obligations List
- Passing or passed at least 75% of classes
*Students with more than 6 absences and/or tardies (for second semester, 19-20) will be able to purchase a parking permit with a signed attendance contract. The attendance contracts will be made available to those students who must have this in order to purchase a parking permit.
*Students who do not meet the Academic expectations will be able to purchase parking permits beginning the second nine weeks. All of the above qualifications must continue to be met in order to apply at the second nine weeks and purchase a parking permit for $65.00.
