New Rochelle High School is a vibrant,  comprehensive regents institution that thrives  through the mutual benefits of its rich diversity.  With our community, its leaders, parents, and teachers, we strive to develop responsible social behavior and to provide an environment in which each student may achieve maximum growth. We impress upon our students that independence, initiative, and individual responsibility are essential ingredients in learning.  From the community and with full support of parents, we elicit support for our legitimate aspirations for the educational growth of our students and invite constructive suggestions.
 
Our school's programs encourage personal responsibility and achievement and will lead to more satisfying careers and more productive personal lives.  Flexibility, concern, and warmth are key ingredients for those charged with administrating and supervising these programs.  A sense of trust and collegial respect are, therefore, paramount in creating our community of learning.  Our curriculum maintains the flexibility necessary to meet the needs of students living in a rapidly changing and diverse society.  This curriculum aids students in creating a philosophy of life that will result in personal fulfillment and a strong work ethic.  We provide opportunities for dialogue concerning the nature of change and foster students to participate in procedures of change.
 
Finally, the high school, in helping students to define themselves, also develops a sensitivity towards the goals, humanity, and uniqueness of others.  In the end, we hope that the educational process at New Rochelle High School will give our students the values of tolerance and mutual respect: qualities essential for survival and success within the larger society.
This month we encourage students, parents and neighbors to learn more about our NRHS Planetarium, which offers a variety of free shows every season!  Be sure to visit the Planetarium Website and to view a PDF of our brochure!
    Fall Sports Starting Dates
    Varsity & JV Football * –  Aug. 20
    Freshman Football *     –  Sept. 2
    All other High School Sports *  –  Aug. 23
* NOTE: All students must be medically cleared in order to begin practice

2010_Fall_NRHS_Continuing_Ed.pdf
Summer Assignments are being posted on the Summer Assignments Page!  Please make sure you   check this site frequently for updates, because assignments are posted as they are received!  If you do not see an assignment, please check with the relevant department for additional information!

The Science Honor Society Newsletter is here!  Our second issue covers many topics ranging from coping with stress to SPF!
Science_Honor_Society_Newsletter_Issue_2.pdf
The 2010 Regents Schedule is here!  Please note that the morning Regents Exams at New Rochelle High School begin promptly at 8:15 a.m., while the afternoon exams begin promptly at 12:15 p.m..  All students should verify the exact times that they are to report for their State examinations, as these times may vary from school to school.  Please feel free to access our Test Taking Resource Page, which offers Regents review links, as well as sound advice regarding test taking for students and parents!
regentssched2010.doc
Please view our Acceptable Use Policies for students and staff, as well as our Student Code of Conduct and our District Internet Safety site by visiting this link!

ImPACT Program for Junior Varsity and Varsity Athletes
Beginning with this Spring sports season, the district is proud to announce the implementation of a concussion prevention and management program for student athletes.  Please read the attachment for details!
ConcussionPreventionProgramInfo.doc
Our PTSA meetings schedule is here! It includes topics as well!
PTSAMeetingTopics20092010.doc
 View our Weekly Sports Schedule here! Support our teams!
Thursday, September 2
Freshman Football Practice Begins
Monday, September 6
National Holiday
Labor Day
Schools & Offices Closed
Tuesday, September 7
Conference Day
Students do not attend
Wednesday, September 8
Schools Open
Half-Day Grades 1 -8;
No Kindergarten or Pre-K
NRHS - Grade 9 only - Full Day
Thursday, September 9
Schools are Closed
Friday, September 10
Schools & Offices Closed
Monday, September 13
Full Day of School
Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle Schools,
All Grades of High School
Monday, October 4
NYS Alternative Assessments Begin
Ends February
Monday, October 11
Schools & Offices Closed
Columbus Day Observed