Rancocas V R igH cHool 20162017...Welcome to the 2016-2017 school year at the Rancocas Valley...

R a n c o c a s V a l l e y R e g i o n a l H i g H s c H o o l

20162017A c t i v i t i e s c A l e n d A r

45th AnnuAl edition


Dear Students, Parents, and Guardians,

Welcome to the 2016-2017 school year at the Rancocas Valley Regional High School

District. We are looking forward to another year full of opportunities for our students

and their families. Each year we prepare to make the upcoming year better than the previous year and this school year you will not be disappointed. One different initiative that Rancocas Valley will be coordinating this year is creating a long-range strategic plan for the school district. The strategic planning process will allow all stakeholders including students, parents, and community members to become involved in a plan that will improve the school district over the next few years. During the year you will see opportunities to get involved. This is a great time to leave a legacy at Rancocas Valley High School!

Rancocas Valley provides a full program of academic, co-curricular, and extracurricular opportunities for all of our students. Students are encouraged to take advantage of as much as possible to create an outstanding high school experience that will prepare them to become the best functioning members of our communities after high school. The encompassing program of opportunities at RV prepares all of our graduates to successfully compete in any area after departing the hallowed halls of Rancocas Valley. You will notice a saying in the hallway at Rancocas Valley that reads, “Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve.” Rancocas Valley synthesizes volunteerism and community service into the entire program of offerings as this contributes to preparing responsible citizens that contribute on a global scale.

The activity calendar is a great tool for Rancocas Valley students and families. The calendar highlights many options for student and family involvement. We hope parents and guardians will support their child’s participation in their selected activities. Our alumni tell us that they cherish the memories of their involvement while they were at Rancocas Valley. When I asked a group of exiting seniors what they would tell our new and returning students they said, “Get involved!” Use this resource to get started!

Please feel free to contact me or stop me to talk. Students should sign up for one of the monthly “Superintendent Lunch and Learn” sessions so that we can talk over lunch this year. I enjoy those lunches and talking to students is my favorite part of the job!

Good luck and enjoy the 2016-2017 school year!

Dr. Christopher HeiligSuperintendent

Welcome

About our School520 Jacksonville Road, Mount Holly, New Jersey 08060

Telephone: 267-0830 • Fax: 265-9204

MiSSion: To build a community of empowered learners who value Perseverance, Respect, Integrity, Diversity, and Excellence. RV PRIDE!

StAteMent of belief: We believe… • That learning is a lifelong process. • The school community has the right to a safe, supportive environment in a well maintained facility. • That all students will reach an exemplary level of achievement by setting high expectations and through active participation in their own learning. • That parents/guardians must be actively engaged in their children’s education. • That the Board of Education, administration, staff, and parents are collectively responsible for the academic, social, and emotional growth of the students. • That the community plays a significant role in supporting and reinforcing the educational process.

School PerSonnel: RVRHS employs nearly 230 staff personnel, including administrators, teachers, guidance counselors, librarians, security staff including one Mt. Holly police officer, child study team members, nurses, media and technology personnel, aides, secretaries, and custodial personnel.

enrollMent: Approximately 2,000 eMergency code no.: 664 WebSite: www.rvrhs.com fAcebook: www.facebook.com/rvrhsnj

ViSitorS: • Parents and community members are welcome at all times. Please report to the front desk for a visitor’s pass. • No guests or visitors except those on school business or prearranged visits of a special nature will be permitted. Requests should be made to the superintendent a day in advance. • Approved visitors are required to sign the Visitor Register and secure a visitor’s pass at the front desk. • Personnel should report “strangers” without passes to the principal.

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Labor Day School Closed Grade 9 Orientation, 7:30am-2:27pm

First Marking Period Begins

Relay for Life Club Meeting, Tutorial, D204

Varsity Club Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Crochet for Cancer Meeting, Tutorial, C209

Activity Tickets on Sale thru 9/30, Student Activities Office

Senior Portrait Retakes, 8:30am-2:15pm, PAC

All School Play Auditions, 2:45pm, C120

Project Graduation Meeting, 7:00pm, Cafeteria

Spanish Club Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium


All School Play Auditions, 2:45pm, C120

Football Boosters Club Meeting, 7:00pm, D108

Band Boosters Club Meeting, 7:00pm, Faculty Dining Room

Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225National Spanish Honor Society Meeting, Tutorial, Old AuditoriumPenny Day, HomeroomUnderclassmen Pictures, 8:15am-2:25PM, PACAll School Play Auditions, 2:45pm, C120

Key Club Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Environmental Club Meeting, Tutorial, B225


Professional Meetings, 2:35pm-3:30pm




Key Club, Burlington Masonic Home, 8:45am

National Honor Society Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

NJROTC Booster Club Meeting, 7:00pm, B122

Model UN Returning Members Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Field Hockey Booster Club Meeting, 7:00pm, C228

Model UN New Members Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Penny Day, HomeroomFreshman Elections, HomeroomLunch and Learn, Block 3, Principal’s

Conference RoomKey Club, Sacred Heart Food Pantry,

After SchoolRobotics Meeting, 2:45pm, C120


Back to School Night, 7:00pm-9:00pm



ASVAB Test, 8:00am-2:00pm, LibraryNational Honor Society 9th Grade

Dance, 7:00pm-10:00pm, Cafeteria

Project Graduation Cash Bingo, 3:00pm-6:00pm, Cafeteria

Key Club, St. Martin’s Church, 2:00pm-4:00pm

School Closed In-Service for Staff

Diabetic Warriors’ LuncheonBoard of Education

Meeting, 7:30pm, C120

Senior Class Picture, 7:20am, Stadium Bleachers (Rain date 10/5)

Penny Day, HomeroomClass Ring Sales, All lunches,

CafeteriaStudent Council Meeting, 6:30pm,

Faculty Dining Room


Class Ring Sales, All lunches, Cafeteria

Faculty Pictures, 8:00am-3:00pm, Old Auditorium

Professional Meetings, 2:35pm-3:30pmProject Graduation Pulled Pork Dinner,

6:00pm-8:00pm, Westampton Firehouse

Book Club Meeting, Tutorial, Library


Cancer for Crochet Meeting, Tutorial, C209

Banned Books Week

School Closed In-Service for Staff Freshman Building Tours,

6:30pm-8:30pm, Cafeteria

September 2016September HighlightsFreshman Orientation Back to School NightFreshman Elections

School OpensAll Students 7:30am-12:10pm

dismissalClass of 2017 Pretzel Sales, All lunches,

CafeteriaEnglish I-IV Honors & AP Summer

Testing, 12:30pm-1:30pm, CafeteriaStudent Council Freshman Election

Petitions Available (thru 9/13), Student Activities Office

Student Council Meeting, 6:30pm, Faculty Dining Room


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SAT’s, 7:15am-1:00pm, Cafeteria & Classrooms


Dr. Michael Fowlin Assembly, Block 2, PAC


Field Hockey Scripps Cards Fundraiser Begins (thru10/18)

Wrestling Boosters Club Meeting, 6:30pm, Cafeteria


Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225Penny Day, HomeroomRobotics Meeting, 2:45pm, C120



National Mathematics Honor Society Induction, 6:00pm, TBD

InterimsVarsity Club Meeting, Tutorial,

Old AuditoriumCrochet for Cancer Meeting, Tutorial,

C209

Columbus Day School Closed




National Spanish Honor Society Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Penny Day, HomeroomLunch and Learn, Block 4, Principal’s

Conference RoomClass Ring Sale Make-Up, All lunches,

Cafeteria


College & Career Fair, 7:00pm-9:00pm, Cafeteria



Relay for Life, 4:00pm-12:00am, Track

RV NJROTC AnniversaryVarsity Club Car Wash,

11:00am-2:00pm, PAC


Junior Choral Festival, 7:00pm, PAC


Project Graduation Holiday Pie Sale Begins (thru 11/9)


Board of Education Meeting, 7:30pm, C120

Delayed Opening (Grade 12 only arrival 9:30am)

PSAT/NMSQT, All 9th, 10th, 11th GradersItalian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225Penny Day, HomeroomKey Club, Sacred Heart Food Pantry, After SchoolRobotics Meeting, 2:45pm, C120Robotics Team Parent Meeting, 5:00pm, C120 Student Council Meeting, 6:30pm, Faculty Dining

RoomKey Communicators (PAC), 7:00pm, D201


Substance Abuse Assembly, Blocks 1,2, & 5, PAC

Professional Meetings, 2:35pm-3:30pmFinancial Aid Night, 6:00pm-8:00pm,

PACStrategic Planning Community

Engagement Session, 7:00pm, TBD



Underclassmen Picture Retakes, 8:10am-2:15pm, PAC Foyer

Robotics Team, Duel on the Delaware, 6:00am-6:00pm, Salem County Community College

Diabetic Warriors’ LuncheonField Hockey Booster Club


Penny Day, HomeroomClubs Picture Day,

7:45am-2:30pm, PACCommunity Safe Trick or Treat,

5:00pm-7:00pm, Cafeteria


Homecoming Hallway Decorating, 2:30pm-10:00pm




RV Hall of Fame Banquet, 7:00pm, O’Connors

Homecoming DayProject Graduation Drive

One for Your School Event, 9:00am – 4:00pm, RV

Parade, 10:00amFootball Game, 2:00pmHomecoming Dance, 7:30pm-

10:30pm, Main Gym

Peace Week

Homecoming Spirit Week

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National Honor SocietyMeeting, Tutorial,

Old Auditorium

Project Graduation Poinsettia Sale Begins (thru 11/22)


Banned Books Week

Respect Week

Teen Read Week

Homecoming Spirit Week

October HighlightsCollege & Career Fair RV Relay for LifeHomecoming

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Project Graduation Save Around Coupon Book Sale Begins (thru 1/18)




SAT’s, 7:15 am-1:00pm, Cafeteria & Classrooms

Project Graduation Color Run, 1:30pm-5:00pm, Eastampton Fields





Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225Penny Day, HomeroomProject Graduation Holiday Pie Sale

Orders Due

NJEA Convention, School Closed

NJEA Convention, School Closed

First Marking Period EndsNational Honor Society

Meeting, Tutorial, Old AuditoriumNational Honor Society Fall Blood

Drive, All Day, New GymProject Graduation Meeting, 7:00pm,

Cafeteria

Second Marking Period Begins

Senior Trip Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Field Hockey Booster Club Meeting, 7:00pm, C228

Strategic Planning Community Engagement Session, 7:00pm, TBD

MP1 Grades DueStudent Council Meeting,Tutorial,

Old AuditoriumPenny Day, HomeroomLunch and Learn, Block 3, Principal’s Conference RmKey Club, Sacred Heart Food Pantry, After SchoolRobotics Safety Meeting, 2:45pm, C120Key Communicators (PAC), 7:00pm, D201All School Play, 7:00pm, PAC


Student of Distinction Breakfast, Block 1, Faculty Dining Room/Cafeteria


All School Play, 7:00pm, PAC



RCBC Information Session, Blocks 3 & 4, Library Classroom

Model UN Dodgeball Tournament, 5:30pm, GymsAll School Play, 3:00pm & 7:00pm, PACField Hockey Wing Night & Basket Auction,

6:00pm-9:00pm, O’Connors

Project Graduation Craft Fair, 9:00am – 3:00pm, Cafeteria

RV Dance Clinic, GymsAll School Play, 3:00pm & 7:00pm, PAC



Project Graduation Poinsettia Sale Orders Due

Project Graduation Pie Sale Pick-up, 4:00pm to 6:00pm, Cafeteria

Board of Education Meeting, 7:30pm, C120

School Closed Thanksgiving Recess

School Closed Thanksgiving Recess

Field Hockey/Soccer Alumni Game, 10:00am, Westampton Turf



Reggie Dabbs Assembly, Blocks 1, 2 & 5, PAC

Diabetic Warriors’ Luncheon

Penny Day, HomeroomRobotics Safety Meeting,

2:45pm, C120


Penny Day, HomeroomRobotics Meeting, 2:45pm, C120World Language Honor Society

Induction Ceremony, 7:00pm-9:00pm, PAC & Cafeteria


November HighlightsWorld Language Induction Student of Distinction BreakfastAmerican Education Week

American Education Week

Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225

Book Club Meeting, Tutorial, LibraryPenny Day, HomeroomDismissal 12:10pmClass of 2017 Pretzel Sales, All

Lunches, Cafeteria

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Field Hockey End of Season Banquet, 6:00pm, Easton Bible Church



Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225Penny Day, HomeroomRobotics Meeting, 2:45pm, C120Project Graduation Poinsettia Pick-

up, 4:00pm – 6:00pm, CafeteriaStudent Council Meeting, 6:30pm,

Faculty Dining Room


Key Club, Operation Christmas Child, 6:30pm, Faculty Dining Room

Winter Instrumental Concert, 7:00pm, PAC



NJROTC Annual Military Inspection, 7:00am-11:00am, Main Gym

Project Graduation Barnes & Noble Gift Wrapping Event, 10:00am-10:00pm, Moorestown



RV Fitness Program, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Spanish Club Meeting, Tutorial, A244Football Boosters Club Meeting,

7:00pm, D108Band Booster Club Meeting, 7:00pm,

Faculty Dining Room


Project Graduation Joe Corbi Sale Begins (thru 1/20)


Conference Room



Strategic Planning Community Engagement Session, 7:00pm, TBD

InterimsVarsity Club Meeting,

Tutorial, Old AuditoriumCrochet for Cancer Meeting, Tutorial,

C209



Diabetic Warriors’ LuncheonBoard of Education



Penny Day, HomeroomRobotics Meeting, 2:45pm, C120Key Club, Sacred Heart Food Pantry,

After SchoolWinter Choral Concert, 7:00pm, PAC


School Closed Winter Recess







Girls’ Volleyball Banquet, 6:00pm, Cafeteria


December HighlightsNJROTC Military Inspection Winter Instrumental ConcertWinter Choral Concert

Dismissal 12:10pmBook Club Meeting,

Tutorial, LibraryVarsity Club Meeting, Tutorial, Old

AuditoriumCrochet for Cancer Meeting, Tutorial,

C209Class of 2017 Pretzel Sales, All

Lunches, Cafeteria

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School ReopensWrestling Boosters Club

Meeting, 6:30pm, CafeteriaBoard of Education Meeting,

7:30pm, C120

Model UN Conference, Hershey, PA



Fall PARCC Testing



Robotics Kickoff, 9:00am-3:00pm


Fall PARCC TestingProject Graduation Meeting, 7:00pm,

Cafeteria


Spanish Club Meeting, Tutorial, A244Fall PARCC TestingScheduling Meeting with Eighth Grade

Counselors, 9:00am, D201Robotics Build Season Begins (team meets

daily), C120Band Boosters Club Meeting, 7:00pm, Faculty

Dining RoomFootball Boosters Club Meeting, 7:00pm, D108


Penny Day, HomeroomFall PARCC TestingEighth Grade Parent Night,

7:00pm-9:00pm, PAC


Fall PARCC Make-UpMusical Theater Ensemble Showcase,

7:00pm, Old Auditorium (snow date 1/13)



Fall PARCC Make-Up

RV Dance Clinic, Gyms


School Closed Martin Luther King Jr.

Birthday


Penny Day, HomeroomProject Graduation Save Around Coupon

Book Sale EndsLunch and Learn, Block 3, Principal’s

Conference RoomKey Club, Sacred Heart Food Pantry, After

SchoolStudent Council Meeting, 6:30pm, Faculty

Dining RoomKey Communicators (PAC), 7:00pm, D201





Project Graduation Joe Corbi Sale Ends

RV Dance Show, 7:00pm, PAC (snow date 1/27)


RV Dance Show, 7:00pm, PAC (snow date 1/28)



All School Musical Auditions, 2:30pm-7:00pm, B126

Board of Education Meeting, 7:30pm, C120 (tentative)

Penny Day, Homeroom Relay for Life Club Meeting, Tutorial, D204

All School Musical Auditions, 2:30pm-7:00pm, B126

Jeff Coney Classic, All Day, Both Gyms


School Closed In-Service for StaffMP2 Grades Due

Third Marking Period Begins

Diabetic Warriors’Luncheon


Fall PARCC TestingProfessional Meetings, 2:35pm-

3:30pm



Penny Day, HomeroomFall PARCC Testing

January 2017

January HighlightsEighth Grade Parent Night RV Dance ShowJeff Coney Classic Basketball Tournament

In-Service Dismissal 12:10pmSecond Marking Period EndsBook Club Meeting, Tutorial, LibraryVarsity Club Meeting, Tutorial,

Old AuditoriumCrochet for Cancer Meeting, Tutorial, C209Class of 2017 Pretzel Sales, All Lunches,

CafeteriaSenior Trip Meeting, Blocks 3 & 4,

Old Auditorium


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Varsity Club Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorum


Robotics Critical Design Review, All Day Event, Lockheed Martin





Penny Day, Homeroom




RV’s Got Talent Show, 6:30pm, PAC (snow date 2/11)




Local Senior Scholarship Meeting, 9:30am-10:00am, Old Auditorium




Penny Day, HomeroomGraduation Announcements on Sale,

All lunches, CafeteriaKey Club, Sacred Heart Food Pantry,

After SchoolKey Communicators (PAC), 7:00pm,

D201Senior Trip Parent Meeting, 7:00pm,

PAC


Professional Meetings, 2:35-3:30pmProject Graduation Pulled Pork

Dinner, 6:00pm-8:00pm, Westampton Firehouse




School Closed Presidents’ Day

Student Council Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium


Conference RoomRobotics Build Season Ends, 2:45pm,

C120


Back to School Night, 7:00pm-9:00pm








Graduation Announcements on Sale, All lunches, Cafeteria



Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225Penny Day, HomeroomProject Graduation Hershey Park

Ticket Sale Begins (thru 3/6)Graduation Announcements on Sale,

All lunches, CafeteriaProject Graduation Joe Corbi Sale

Pick-up, 4:00pm-6:00pm, Cafeteria

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February HighlightsRV’s Got Talent Show Senior Trip Parent MeetingBack to School Night


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AP Exam Registration & Payment Begins (Deadline 3/27)

Project Graduation Hershey Park Ticket Sale Ends

Senior Trip Luggage Check, 2:00pm-4:00pm, Cafeteria

Senior TripRV Fitness Program, Tutorial,

Old AuditoriumWrestling Boosters Club Meeting,

6:30pm, Cafeteria

Senior TripNational Spanish Honor Society

Meeting, Tutorial, Old AuditoriumPenny Day, Homeroom

Senior TripRelay for Life Club Meeting,

Tutorial, D204

Senior TripVarsity Club Meeting,

Tutorial, Old AuditoriumCrochet for Cancer Meeting, Tutorial,

C209

Senior Trip



Junior Parent Night – “Where Should I Be?”, 6:30pm-8:30pm, Old Auditorium






After SchoolKey Communicators (PAC), 7:00pm,

D201





Local Senior Scholarship Applications Due

Red and White Night Dance, 7:00pm-10:00pm, Cafeteria

Project Graduation Cash Bingo, 3:00pm-6:00pm, Cafeteria





Penny Day, Homeroom Relay for Life Club Meeting, Tutorial, D204



Red and White Night, 6:30pm, Main Gym


School Closed In-Service for Staff

Diabetic Warriors’ Luncheon Student Council Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Penny Day, HomeroomWalk for Water, Blocks 3 & 4, RV

TrackNJROTC Change of Command

Ceremony, 3:00pm, Old AuditoriumBand Night 2017, 7:00pm, PAC





Junior Prom, 7:00pm-11:00pm, Collingswood Ballroom, Collingswood

InterimsEnvironmental Club Meeting,

Tutorial, B225Professional Meetings, 2:35pm-

3:30pm


Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225Penny Day, Homeroom


March HighlightsSenior Class Trip Red & White NightJunior Prom

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NJROTC Home Drill Competition, 6:00am-6:00pm, Gyms

Project Graduation Bunny Breakfast, 9:00am-11:00am, Westampton Firehouse





Third Marking Period EndsItalian Club Meeting, Tutorial,

C225Key Club Meeting, Tutorial,

Old AuditoriumPenny Day, Homeroom

Fourth Marking Period BeginsRelay for Life Club Meeting,

Tutorial, D204Professional Meetings, 2:35pm-

3:30pm

MP3 Grades DueVarsity Club Meeting, Tutorial,

Old AuditoriumCrochet for Cancer Meeting, Tutorial,

C209

Project Graduation Drive One for Your School Event, 9:00am-4:00pm, Eastampton Fields (rain date 4/15)

NJROTC Military Ball, 6:00pm-11:00pm, Indian Springs Country Club, Marlton

National Honor Society Spring Blood Drive, All Day, New Gym

Project Graduation Hershey Park Ticket Pick-up, 5:00pm-7:00pm, Cafeteria

Spanish Club Meeting, Tutorial, A244

Grandparents’ Day, 8:15am-10:30amFootball Boosters Club Meeting,

7:00pm, D108Band Boosters Club Meeting,

7:00pm, Faculty Dining Room


Penny Day, HomeroomWalk for Autism, Blocks 3 & 4, RV

Track (Rain Date 4/13)Key Communicators (PAC), 7:00pm,

D201


School Closed Spring Recess

Key Club Easter Egg Hunt, 10:00am, RV Front Lawn






School ReopensStudent Council Spring

Elections Petitions Available, Student Activities Office, thru (5/1)


Diabetic Warriors’ Luncheon Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225

Student Council Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium


Conference Room


Spring Ahead Trip to RCBC, All day, Mt. Laurel Campus

Bring Your Child to Work Day




Project Graduation Scrapbooking Event, 8:00am-8:00pm, Cafeteria

National Library Week

Staff Apprec. & Choose Privacy Weeks

30Key Club, St. Martin’s Church, 2:00pm-4:00pm


April HighlightsNational Honor Society Spring Blood Drive Grandparents’ DayWalk for Autism

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Project Graduation Yard Sign Sale Begins (thru 5/26)

AP Chemistry Exam, 7:30am-12:00pm, D201

AP Psychology Exam, 11:30am-3:30pm, D201

AP Spanish Exam, 7:30am-12:00pm, D201





AP US History Exam, 7:30am-12:00pm, D201, Library Classroom, TBA

Senior Prom, 7:30pm-11:30pm, The Crystal Tea Room, Philadelphia


AP Biology Exam, 7:30am-12:00pm, D201

AP Physics C:Mechanics, 11:30am-3:30pm, D201

AP Physics C:Electricity & Magnetism, 11:30am-3:30pm, D201

Project Graduation Meeting, 7:00pm, C228

Spanish Placement Test/Option II Credit, 6:30pm-8:30pm, RV Cafeteria


Spanish Club Meeting, Tutorial, A244AP Calculus AB/BC Exam, 7:30am-12:00pm,

D201, Library Classroom, LibraryAP French Exam, 11:30am-3:30pm, D201Spanish Placement Test/Option II Credit,

6:30pm-8:30pm, RV Cafeteria Football Boosters Club Meeting, 7:00pm, D108Band Boosters Club Meeting, 7:00pm, Faculty

Dining Room


Student Council Spring Elections, Homeroom

Penny Day, HomeroomAP English Language Exam, 7:30am-

12:00pm, D201AP Italian Language Exam, 11:30am-

3:30PM, D201


AP Statistics Exam, 11:30am-3:30pm, D201



All School Musical Performance, 10:00am & 7:00pm, PAC

AP European History Exam, 11:30am-3:30pm, D201

All School Musical Preview, Block 5, PAC

All School Musical, 7:00pm, PAC

All School Musical, 3:00pm, PAC

InterimsNational Honor Society

Meeting, Tutorial, Old AuditoriumMath Option II Testing, 6:00pm-

8:00pm, CafeteriaNJROTC Booster Club Meeting,

7:00pm, B122

Spring PARCC TestingProject Graduation

Pulled Pork Dinner, 6:00pm-8:00pm, Westampton Firehouse

Math Option II Testing, 6:00pm-8:00pm, Cafeteria


Penny Day, HomeroomSpring PARCC TestingLunch and Learn, Block 3, Principal’s


After SchoolWorld Language Festival, 6:00pm,

Cafeteria


Spring PARCC TestingProfessional Meetings, 2:35pm-

3:30pmSenior Art Show, 7:00pm-9:00pm,

D-Wing GalleySpring Instrumental Concert,

7:00pm, PAC



Spring PARCC TestingProject Graduation Basket Auction,

7:00pm-11:00pm


Spring PARCC TestingArmed Services

Recognition Program, 7:00pm, PAC

Spring PARCC TestingField Hockey Mandatory

Parent Meeting, 6:00pm-8:00pm, Old Auditorium


Penny Day, HomeroomSpring PARCC Make-up

TestingStudent Council Meeting, 6:30pm,

Faculty Dining RoomSpring Choral Concert, 7:00pm, PACKey Communicators (PAC), 7:00pm,

D201


Spring PARCC Make-UpPeople’s Choice Awards Program,

7:00pm, PAC

Memorial Day School Closed


Penny Day, HomeroomNJBCT (Biology Testing)National Honor Society Induction

Practice, 2:45pm-4:00pm, PACNJROTC Awards Banquet, 5:30pm-

9:00pm, Cafeteria

Staff Appreciation Week and Choose Privacy Week


AP US Government & Politics Exam, 7:30am-12:00pm, D201

Mock Crash, Block 2, Front LawnProfessional Meetings, 2:35pm-

3:30pm


Italian Club Meeting, Tutorial, C225Penny Day, HomeroomAP English Literature & Composition

Exam, 7:30am-12:00pm, D201

May

May HighlightsStaff Appreciation Week Senior PromPeople’s Choice Awards




Project Graduation Yard Sign Sale EndsDismissal 12:10pmClass of 2017 Pretzel Sales, All Lunches,

Cafeteria


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RV Red Devil Dash, 2:30pm (Rain Date 6/9)

NJROTC Picnic, 10:00am-2:00PM, Lumberton Village Green

National Honor Society Induction, 7:00pm, PAC & Cafeteria

Project Graduation Meeting, 7:00pm, C228


Project Graduation Yard Sign Sale Pick-up, 4:00pm-6:00pm, Cafeteria

FBLA Installation Dinner, 7:00pm, Faculty Dining Room



Penny Day, HomeroomNJBCT (Biology Testing) Make-UpLunch and Learn, Block 4 Principal’s

Conference RoomSenior Local Scholarship Night,

7:00pm, PAC


NJBCT (Biology Testing) Make-UpRetirement & Recognition Dinner,

6:00pm, TBD



Jazz and Percussion Concert, 7:00pm, PAC

National Honor Society, Meeting, Tutorial, Old Auditorium

Chamber Choir 2017-2018 Auditions, 6:30pm-8:00pm, B126




Band Boosters Club Meeting, 7:00pm, Faculty Dining Rom

MP4 Senior Grades DueBook Club Meeting, Tutorial,

LibraryStudent Council Meeting, Tutorial,

Old AuditoriumPenny Day, Homeroom



NJBCT (Biology Testing)Professional Meetings, 2:35pm-

3:30pmHonor Roll Recognition Night,

7:00pm, PAC

JuneJune HighlightsRV Devil Dash Senior Scholarship NightGraduation

MP4 Underclassmen Grades DueFourth Marking Period EndsVarsity Club Meeting,

Tutorial, Old AuditoriumCrochet for Cancer Meeting, Tutorial, C209Dismissal 12:10pm (tentative)Class of 2017 Pretzel Sales, All Lunches,

CafeteriaGraduation 6:45pm (tentative) (weather

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Dismissal 12:10pm (tentative)Class of 2017 Pretzel Sales, All

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Action for Africa ............................................... Ms. S. Shelley, Mrs. L. ChadwickAfrican American Club ........................................... Ms. D. Aromando, Mr. S. JenkinsAnime Club ............................................... Mrs. D. HolzschuhArt Society ............................................... Mrs. S. PullaAsian Student Association ...................................... Mrs. J. MohammedAthletic Trainers ............................................... TBDAutism Awareness Club .......................................... Mrs. C. Bruchanksy, Ms. S. McDonaldBand (marching, front) ........................................... Mr. D. BrittonBeautiful Bodies ............................................... Mrs. K. Papenberg, Mrs. K. SvensenBook Club ............................................... Mrs. D. Venuto, Mrs. D. VizzaccoBurlington Co.Youth & Govt. .................................. Mrs. J. MohammedCard-Board Club ............................................... Mr. K. DziubaChamber Choir/Ensembles .................................... Mr. G. MechCheerleading ............................................... Ms. L. Maira/Ms. A. WhiteClass Activities Seniors .................................. Chief D. Aupperle, Mrs. A. Trump, Mrs. C. Gray Juniors................................... Mrs. J. Welde, Ms. A. White Sophomores ......................... Ms. J. Twomey, Mrs. A. Hunt Freshmen ............................. TBD Concert Percussion Ensemble ............................... Mr. BrittonConnection Club ............................................... Mrs. K. CarlsonCreative Writing Club ............................................. Mrs. A. MoreyCrochet for Cancer ............................................... Mrs. C. Alspach & Mrs. I. ToomeyDance Team ............................................... Mrs. Wagner, Ms. LoyerDiabetic Warriors ............................................... Ms. J. Becker & Mrs. M. BaconEnvironmental Club ............................................... Mrs. R. PerkinsFellowship of Christian Athletes ............................ Mr. D. Haussman, Ms. D. AromandoThe Food Group ............................................... Mr. J. Freitag & Mrs. B. HeibaFrench Club ............................................... Mrs. K.PopeFrench Honor Society ............................................. Mrs. K. PopeFuture Business Leaders of America ..................... Mrs. C. Gray, Mr. R. RowanGSA (Gay Straight Alliance) .................................... Mrs. L. Cvetnich, Mr. S. JosephGuitar Club ............................................... Mr. P. SchwengerHip Hop Club ............................................... Mrs. K. PapenbergHistory Club ............................................... Mr. T. SnyderHolly Spirit (school newspaper) ............................. Mrs. M. PanterHorses ............................................... Mrs. C. AshcroftHumanitarian Club ............................................... Mrs. C. Gonzalez, Ms. M. ThorntonIndoor Guard/Percussion Ensemble ...................... Mr. D. BrittonInteract (Rotary) ............................................... Cmdr. DeJong, Chief D. Aupperle, Ms. J. Becker, ............................................... Mrs. K. EvansInternational Club ............................................... Mrs. N. BeckInternational Thespian Society .............................. Mr. M. PliskinItalian Club ............................................... Mrs. T. NaleItalian Honor Society .............................................. Mrs. T. NaleJazz Ensemble ............................................... Mr. D. Britton

Student ActivitiesClub Advisor(s) Club Advisor(s)

Key Club ............................................... Mrs. B. Bunting, Mrs. M. Addison, ............................................... Mrs. S. Redfield Law Club ............................................... Mr. T. PietrofittaLiterary Magazine ............................................... Ms. E. Reilly, Mrs. A. MoreyL.O.U.D. Club (Ladies of Unique Distinction) ........ Mrs. J. WhiteLumos (Harry Potter Club) ..................................... Mrs. C. ChaitMath League ............................................... Mr. TJ CollingModel UN ............................................... Mrs. J. Mohammed, Mrs. C. AlspachNational Art Honor Society .................................... Mrs. S. PullaNational Honor Society .......................................... Mrs. C. Alspach, Mrs. J. WeldeNJROTC/Drill Team ............................................... Cmdr. B. DeJong, Chief D. AupperleO.O.P.S. Club (Opinions on Professional Sports) ... Mr. J. DzuraninPayton’s Pals ............................................... Mrs. C. PaytonPeer Leaders ............................................... Ms. E. Bratty, Mr. G. CorcoranPing Pong ............................................... Mr. C. Gaskill R.A.D.D. (Red Devils Against .................................. Mrs. Hemphill, Ms. Marquess, Ms. Perkins Distracted Decisions)Rancocas Valley Animal Alliance .......................... Mr. M. Ciociola, Mrs. A. LittlefordRed and White Night .............................................. Mr. G. Corcoran, Ms. E. Bratty, Mr. M. HeiserRed Oak (yearbook) ............................................... Mrs. C. PuglieseRelay for Life ............................................... Mr. S. RoseRobotics Team ............................................... Mr. H. HansRV Academic Cards ............................................... Mrs. J. RosenthalRV Devil Dash ............................................... Ms. D. AromandoRV Fitness Program ............................................... Ms. D. Aromando, Mrs. A. Rennie, ............................................... Ms. B. Marquess, Chief AupperleRVTV Media Club ............................................... Mr. N. Marmarou, Mr. Jason SappSign Language Club ............................................... Ms. B. WigSki Club ............................................... Mr. J. Adamiak, Mrs. A. LittlefordSmash Club (Classic Video Games) ........................ Mr. M. PliskinSpanish Club ............................................... Ms. L. Chiavuzzo, Mrs. I. CostaSpanish Honor Society ........................................... Mrs. N. Beck, Mrs. V. SoaresStand Up 2 Cancer ............................................... Mrs. M. PanterStep Team ............................................... Mrs. M. Addison, Mrs. D. PoteatString Ensemble ............................................... Mr. D. BrittonStudent Council ............................................... Mrs. J. Rosenthal, Ms. E. BrattyStudents Helping India ........................................... Mrs. C. GonzalezSJFOOD (Student Journalist Focused ..................... Mr. N. Marmarou, Mrs. M. Panter on Outstanding Dining Society)S.U.B. (Stand Up to Bullying) .................................. Mrs. A. LittlefordTeam M.E.G.A. ............................................... Mr. K. HigginsThe Art 21 Club ............................................... Mr. D. WrightThespian Society ............................................... Mr. M. PliskinVarsity Club ............................................... Ms. D. Aromando, Ms. L. Hoyer, Mr. T. Lotierzo, ............................................... Mr. A. Cooney, Ms. P. Enos, Ms. B Marquess

Athletic Events: For up-to-date information regarding athletic events and activities, log on to the school website at www.rvrhs.com and click on “athletics”. Don’t have access to a computer? Call 609-267-0837, ext 3554

Parent and Community Activities The students, staff and administration of Rancocas Valley Regional High School benefit greatly from the active participation of the entire community including parents, alumni, civic and service organizations, and businesses from throughout the region. Many programs that have been initiated over the past 10 years, including Robotics, RV Foundation and the Key Communicators (formerly the Parent Advisory Committee), would not have been possible without an active corps of volunteers from all walks of life.

KEy CommuniCAtorSRancocas Valley Regional’s Key Communicators, formerly the Parent Advisory Committee (PAC), will be active in a wide range of activities this year. The group is comprised of community representatives, RV staff, parents of students - including eighth grade parents from the five sending districts, the Principal and the Superintendent. The mission of the Rancocas Valley Key Communicators is to increase communication to and from the communities within the Rancocas Valley Region. The group encourages families to stay involved in their children’s lives throughout high school, although their roles are somewhat different than at the elementary and middle school levels. Join us each month at 7:00pm beginning in October. Please see the calendar for specific days and room assignments.

ProJECt GrADuAtionrAnCoCAS VALLEy

EDuCAtionAL FounDAtion...ensuring opportunity and excellence for every Rancocas Valley

Regional High School student In October 1998 the RV Board of Education endorsed the establishment of an educational foundation to help ensure opportunity and excellence for every student. The foundation is comprised of citizens from the five sending districts and alumni of the high school. Its formation also meets a primary goal of the district’s strategic plan and is the newest component of ongoing community and parent involvement programs. Trustees of the foundation made a commitment to donate their time and expertise to develop fundraising campaigns that range from the “tried and true” to the “never been tried before.” The foundation is an autonomous, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation separate and distinct from the board of education. Tax-deductible gifts can be made to the foundation in the form of cash contributions, bequests, insurance policies, memorials and tributes. The Rancocas Valley Regional Educational Foundation is another significant step in the school and community’s pursuit of educational excellence and high achievement. In addition to providing funding sources, the foundation encourages communication and the exchange of ideas between the school and the communities we serve. Additional funding and new ideas may, in turn, foster innovative solutions to the challenges facing public education today.

rV ALumni ASSoCiAtion All Rancocas Valley Alumni are encouraged to visit the RVRHS website for information about upcoming events, alumni achievements, and reunions. If you would like to request that information be posted on the website, please contact Ron Maniglia ([email protected]) with specific details or news you would like to share. Upcoming reunion details can be posted on the school website and social media sites. This is a great resource to reach out to old friends and keep the traditions and memories of RV alive.

One of the most significant accomplishments of the Rancocas Valley Community is the annual Project Graduation, a safe alternative to parties and trips to the shore following the graduation ceremony. Project Graduation includes a midnight cruise on a privately chartered yacht in the New York harbor, complete with dining, dancing to music provided by DJs, a mock casino and other activities. Graduates return to RV the next morning for a festive breakfast served by their parents. The event is one of the highlights of graduation. The RV community and volunteer parents coordinate many fundraising activities throughout the school year to help make Project Graduation possible. The Mr. RV Pageant as well as basket auction, craft fair, pie sales, and seasonal flower sales are just a few of the fundraisers. Without the generous support from many local businesses along with the community at large, this highly successful event would not be possible. See monthly activities throughout the calendar for details on when and where events and fundraisers will be held. Senior parents are encouraged and invited to attend Project Graduation meetings held at 7 pm the second Monday of each month.

If you have Then call 609-267-0830,questions for/about ext….

Alternative School ............................................... X3367Athletic Events..................................................... X3554Attendance .............................................. X3243/3234Child Study Team ................................................ X3237Clubs and Activities .............................................X3713Curriculum and Instruction ................................X3281Discipline Office ..................................................X3231Guidance Services ................................... X3257/3260Home Instruction ................................................ X3278Library Services................................................... X3289Nurses’ Office .......................................... X3225/3246Personnel ............................................................. X3247Principal .............................................................. X3233Public Information .............................................. X3244Registrar .............................................................. X3270RVTV .................................................................... X3284Special Education ............................................... X3294Sports Activities .................................................. X3554Student Activities .................................................X3713Student Registration ........................................... X3270Superintendent’s Office ...................................... X3245Transcripts ........................................................... X3257Website .................................................................X3271Working Papers .................................................. X3258

If you have questions for/about ext….Board of Education ............................................. X3244Business Office .................................................... X3244Free or Reduced Lunch ...................................... X3553

General informationGuidance Services

The guidance department is organized to help students with special requirements that cannot be met through regular instructional practices or administrative procedures. Guidance services include:

1. Counsel students in regard to their educational and vocational plans.

2. Help students overcome personal and social problems.

3. Review with students their educational and vocational plans.

4. Provide assistance in scheduling.5. Arrange parent conferences with teachers.6. Administer and interpret standardized tests of

scholastic aptitude, achievement, interest, and occupational awareness.

7. Provide information on careers, colleges, trade and technical schools, and financial aid for higher education (scholarships and loans).

Students are divided alphabetically across class lines among the seven counselors so that students will have the same counselor for as long as they remain in school.

Guidance counselors on staff include: Donna Aromando, George Corcoran, Melissa Dearden, Dawn Flanagan, Paula Johnson, Lia Ream and Diane Swain. The Assistant Principal for Guidance Services is Bill Booth. He can be reached at ext. 3257 or ext. 3260.

Student Assistance Program RV has a program to help students deal with problems and/or situations that can affect their school, family and personal lives. Please contact Mrs. Leigh Cvetnich or Mrs. Kristen Papenberg, Student Assistance Coordinators at (609) 267-0830, ext. 3232/3250, for more information about this program.

2016-2017Bell Schedule

7:30 - 7:53 23 minutes, Tutorial

7:57 - 8:03 6 minutes, Homeroom

8:07 - 9:19 72 minutes, Block 1

9:24 - 10:36 72 minutes, Block 2

10:41 - 11:53 72 minutes, Block 3

10:41 - 11:15 34 minutes, Block 3C

11:19 - 11:53 34 minutes, Block 3D

11:58 - 1:10 72 minutes, Block 4

11:58 - 12:32 34 minutes, Block 4C

12:36 - 1:10 34 minutes, Block 4D

1:15 - 2:27 72 minutes, Block 5

2016-2017 two-Hour Delay

Schedule 9:30 - 9:53 23 minutes, Tutorial

9:57 - 10:03 6 minutes, Homeroom

10:07 - 10:50 43 minutes, Block 1

10:55 - 11:51 56 minutes, Block 3

10:55 - 11:21 26 minutes, Block 3C

11:25 - 11:51 26 minutes, Block 3D

11:56 - 12:52 56 minutes, Block 4

11:56 - 12:22 26 minutes, Block 4C

12:26 - 12:52 26 minutes, Block 4D

12:57 - 1:40 43 minutes, Block 2

1:44 - 2:27 43 minutes, Block 5

Student in Good Standing Policy 2016-2017Rancocas Valley Regional High School recognizes that participation in activities is an important part of a student’s school experience. There are many academic expectations in addition to social activities that enhance a student’s high school career. We support these social events as privileges for students who have demonstrated good attendance, academic achievement, and appropriate behavior throughout the school year.

Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors must meet the eligibility requirements listed below to attend the Homecoming Dance, any Class Prom (Junior and/or Senior Prom) as a guest or a member of the class, and any school sponsored trip. Seniors must meet the eligibility requirements listed below to earn parking privileges on campus and to participate in the Homecoming Dance, Senior Class Trip, any Class Prom as a guest or member of the class, and any school sponsored trip, including Project Graduation:

1. Attendance – No more than 12 unauthorized absences or no more than 15 unauthorized tardies prior to the date of the privilege or event. Students on home instruction are not eligible for school events.

2. Discipline – No more than 2 out-of-school suspensions or any single offense deemed especially serious by the Superintendent prior to the date of the privilege or event.

3. Fines – All fines must be paid in full prior to the privilege or event. Prom tickets cannot be purchased or parking permits issued unless all fines are paid.

Please note: There are no refunds for monies paid for the Senior Class Trip and Class Proms if a student is not in good standing at the time of the trip and/or prom.

General information

Genesis is a safe and secure tool parents can use to view your child’s school record during the school year. Some of the features include your child’s grades, report cards, daily attendance record, class assignments and the like. Registration, access codes and log-in information will be provided to each student’s household. Genesis is a comprehensive, user-friendly school management software tool that we hope you will be pleased with. It is compatible with a lot of the programs we already have in place and thus should make the transition smooth. For questions or concerns about Genesis, call 267-0830, ext. 3268.

Genesis

Administration Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Christopher Heilig

AdministrationBusiness Administrator/Board Secretary – Mrs. Lisa Giovanelli

Principal – Mr. Joseph Martin

Director of Curriculum and Instruction – Mr. William Connolly

Director of Special Services – Mr. Mike Donnelly

Assistant Principal – Mr. William Booth

Assistant Principal – Mrs. Letitia Branin

Assistant Principal – Mr. Ronald Wence

Athletic Director – Mr. Anthony Lotierzo

Student Activities Coordinator – Mrs. Jennifer Rosenthal

Department SupervisorsHealth and Physical Education/ROTC – Mr. Anthony Lotierzo

English/World Language – Mr. Stephen Joseph

Math – Mr. George Hatziandreou

Science/Technology Education/Business Education – Mr. Ronald Maniglia

Special Education – Ms. Jocelyn Easley-Brown

Social Studies/Fine Arts/Family & Consumer Science – Mr. Joseph Holland

Board of Education

President – Charles S. Miller, Westampton

Vice President – Diane J. Solan, Lumberton

Eastampton – John M. La Pierre

Hainesport – Eric R. Fueger

Lumberton – Luis E. Don, Robert L. Sapp

Mount Holly – Richard A. Alaimo, Allan J. Hollowell

Westampton – Robert Mungo

Board of Education: The Rancocas Valley Regional High School is governed by a nine member Board of Education. The Board consists of three representatives from Lumberton, two representatives from Mount Holly and

Westampton, and one representative from Hainesport and Eastampton. Three board members are elected each November for three-year terms.

The president and vice president are elected from its members at the annual reorganization meeting for a one-year term.

The Board of Education meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm in Room C120 unless otherwise note (*).

Below is a schedule of the meeting dates for the 2016-2017 school year.

August 23, 2016

September 27, 2016

*October 18, 2016

November 22, 2016

*December 20, 2016

*January 3, 2017

January 24, 2017 (tentative)

February 28, 2017 (tentative)

*March 21, 2017 (tentative)

*May 2, 2017 (tentative)

May 23, 2017 (tentative)

June 27, 2017 (tentative)

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RVRHS affirms the right of each student to pursue an educational program without regard to sex, religion, or ethnic background.

Superintendent of SchoolsDr. Christopher Heilig

Board of EducationPresident

Mr. Charles S. Miller, Westampton

Vice PresidentMrs. Diane J. Solan, Lumberton

EastamptonMr. John M. La Pierre

HainesportMr. Eric R. Fueger

LumbertonMr. Luis E. Don

Mr. Robert L. Sapp

Mount HollyMr. Richard A. AlaimoMr. Allan J. Hollowell

WestamptonMr. Robert Mungo

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