Academics
Media Pathway
Rosemont High School’s Media program provides students with the opportunity to gain digital media skills in a hands-on, project-based production studio environment. Media students will embark on a 3-year CTE Pathway, with classes beginning their sophomore year. Students will gain knowledge of a variety of techniques and industry practices while working with studio lighting, video production, image editing, graphic design and motion graphics.
Why Should a Student Take an Advanced Placement (AP) Course?
AP enables you to:
- Stand out in college admission
- Earn college credit
- Skip introductory college classes
- Save money on tuition
- Build college skills and confidence
- Explore potential majors based on your interests
- Turn subjects you love into fulfilling career paths
Multiple studies confirm that students who earn a 3 or higher on an AP Exam:
Rosemont Library
Staffed by Teacher Librarian, Jennifer Crawford, the Rosemont High School library is the heart of our campus. While offering traditional services, the library also functions as a classroom for lessons and research. The library provides students with an impressive collection of literature, nonfiction work, and reference materials.
Check out the monthly displays and new books.
Hours of Operation
Hours: 7:30 am – 5:30 pm daily, unless posted otherwise.
California State Seal of Civic Engagement
The California State Seal of Civic Engagement (SSCE) is a prestigious recognition awarded to high school students who demonstrate a commitment to active citizenship and civic responsibility. This seal is affixed to the student’s diploma and transcript, highlighting their dedication to making a positive impact in their community.
Eligibility Requirements
To earn the State Seal of Civic Engagement, students must:
Work Readiness
This page is set up to help guide you through finding experiences in work, no matter where you’re at in your job search!
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