New Eligibility Policy

Athletic eligibility will be determine on a 9 week cycle rather that a week to week cycle. Students will be able to participate in CHSAA sanction athletics and activities for nine weeks (Ist Quarter). If a student has 3 of more Fs on his/her Ist quarter grade report they will be ineligible for the next nine weeks (2nd Quarter). Student/Athletes who failed 3 classes 1st quarter can regain eligibility for 3rd quarter if the fail 2 or less courses 2nd quarter. We believe this policy is more consistent with Standard Based Grading and a fairer approach to eligibility. Quarter grades are transcripted (credit has/has not been earned) and a more valid reflection of academic achievement. Teachers will continue to report students with failing grades to the athletic office and parents on a weekly basis. This will allow parents and coaches to check progress and assign consequences if they choose.

Vic Strouse

Athletic & Activities Director

National Honor Society is Now Accepting Applications

National Honor Society is now accepting applications for the 2010-2011 School year.

To be eligible to apply, a student must be a sophomore, junior, or senior; have at least a 3.500 cumulative high school GPA; and demonstrate scholarship, leadership, service and character—as reflected on the application.

A faculty committee will vote on each application to determine whether an applicant is admitted or not. The committee will consider scholarship, leadership, service and character, including but not limited to the following areas: variety of activities in and out of school; types of courses and diversity of courses taken, as reflected on the transcript; grades, leadership positions held; quality of the written essay; the presentation of the application; and community involvement.

Seven copies of your application will be due by 3:30 P.M. on Wednesday, October 6^th to Mr. Siebenthal in room 247.

Induction Ceremony will be November 9th.

Click here to download an application.

Former Rangeview Standout Goes Pro!

Former Rangeview Soccer star Davey Armstrong signed with the Colorado Rapids August 17th and decided to go professional instead of going to the University of Washington. Read more stories on this amazing accomplishment for this Rangeview Raider.

The Denver Post

Colorado Rapids Web Site

Channel 9

Major League Soccer Official Web Site

Raider is a Falcon

Maurice Lucas graduated from Rangeview High School in 2005 and headed for the University of Colorado to play football. After completing his schooling and playing for Colorado he spent last year on the practice squad for The Atlanta Falcons. He was re-signed August 17th by the Falcons.

Click here to visit the Atlanta Falcons page.

At Rangeview our BUSINESS is Business

During the summer of 2010 many Rangeview students attended the Junior Achievement Business Week at Johnson and Wales University. Rangeview was very well represented and produced a member on each of the three winning teams. Rachel Carnes, Jennifer Khat, Giovanna Bradshaw, and Ashley Hudson were all members of winning teams. Now is your chance to support these students by buying Jamba Juice in September. The winners of the First Year Student team recieve a cut of the flavor they created. Tropical Study Buddy was the flavor they invented, so make your way to Jamba Juice and support fellow Raiders.

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