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College Planning, PSATs, and Early Dismissal for All Upper School Students on Wednesday
All RHP and Renaissance students in grades 9 through 11 will take the PSAT (Practice SAT) on this coming Wednesday morning. The test is a non-pressurized way for students to become familiar with the format of the SAT, as well as for them to spot areas of relative strength and weakness to focus on as they gradually move through the years and take rather more critical standardized tests in junior and senior year. Additionally, for juniors, the top students have the opportunity for their scores to be judged for the NMSQ (National Merit Scholar Qualifying) competition.
No sign-up is required. Students should come prepared with their #2 pencils and calculators to start the test promptly at 8:00 a.m. They will be dismissed from school at approximately 12 noon and not need to attend afternoon classes. Students needing extra time should consult with Mr. Wilkens, Mrs. Birnbaum, or Mrs. Ressler on Monday for an estimate of their finish times. These students will be allowed to text home to alert parents when they will be ready to be picked up.
There will be no After School Program for Middle or Upper School on Wednesday, but it will be offered on Thursday as a makeup day. Buses will run at normal times and also at 12:30 p.m.
Athletics and performing arts practices will run as normal unless otherwise noted by those departments. Students needing to stay for such obligations may not leave campus in the interim without specific permission from parents, and, if granted, then must sign out and back in.
Seniors will take part in a college planning workshop from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and will then be dismissed for the afternoon, and middle school students will follow a regular, unaltered Wednesday schedule.
Welcome back to all students from what were some invigorating and character-building outdoor education experiences!
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SAT Tests
Saturday, October 7 | 8:00 a.m.
MPR
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Tuesday, October 10
Please click below to find the picture order form.
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PSAT Exams for Upper School Students
Wednesday, October 11
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Parent Association Board Meeting
Wednesday, October 11 | 8:15 a.m.
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Tues., October 10th
4:30 p.m.
Cheviot Hills Park
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MS Girls' Volleyball vs. Pacific Lutheran
Thurs., October 12
3:30 p.m.
Basketball Court on Campus
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Girls' Volleyball
vs. California Academy of Math & Science
Thurs., October 12
4:30 p.m.
Cabrillo HS
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Boys' Football vs. St. Michaels
Fri., October 13
3:30 p.m.
St. Michaels
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Important:
After School Program
Due to PSATs on Wednesday, October 11, After School Program will take place on Thursday, October 12, instead of Wednesday. This change will only affect these two days and will not change the permanent ASP schedule.
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Husky Classic Golf Tournament
October 23, 2017
7000 Los Verdes Dr, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275
October is drawing near and ticket sales are now live for the Husky Classic Golf Tournament! We hope you can join us on the green and help support our Husky Athletics Program. A major component of our
Ten Year Vision at RHP and Ren involves a continued focus on healthy Student-Athletes and your participation will help us move further towards our goal. Click the button below to purchase your tickets today!
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Girls' Varsity
Basketball
Chipotle
Fundaraiser
Please support the Rolling Hills Prep And Renaissance Schools Girls' Varsity Basketball Team on Wednesday, November 1st at Chipotle! The event will go from 5-9 p.m. and it will be hosted at the Torrance Chipotle location on Crenshaw (
24631 Crenshaw Blvd. A, Torrance, CA 90505).
Click the link below for further explanation!
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Parent Volunteers Needed
for Performing Arts Booster Club
The Performing Arts Booster Club is raising funds by selling muffins on campus during break and needs parent volunteers to offer their time. Responsibilities include purchasing muffins, bringing them to campus, and conducting sales.
Click below to sign up.
Let's show our Husky performers that we care!
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Boston to New York
College Tour
When it comes to Beantown and the Big Apple, their campuses have a culture as distinct as the cities themselves. Compare a range of schools and scenery as you venture from Boston to New York City, and bookend your trip with guided tours of each city's famous neighborhoods and historic sites.
The deadline to sign up is Monday, October 16th and there will be an Information Session for students on Thursday, October 12th at 12:30 p.m. Pizza will be served.
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Last weekend, s
ixteen ASL students spent their Saturday afternoon at LA City Hall volunteering at DEAFest 2017. They provided support for various events, such as the Deaf Talent and Fashion Shows.
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Students, parents, faculty, and staff came to school bright and early Monday morning for Outdoor Education Trips.
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10th Grade students enjoyed a week of climbing and scrambling in Joshua Tree and one group managed to snap a picture in-between activities.
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All grades returned from their trips on Thursday, ready to relax for the weekend. This group of seniors began their recuperation immediately after getting off the bus.
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