Rogers High School Programs

Certified Nursing Assistant Training for Roger's High School Students

This RI Department of Health approved course includes 100 hours of live classroom lecture and hands-on lab sessions as well as clinical training in a nursing facility (40 hours). Students learn to provide basic routine nursing related services to individuals in various healthcare settings. For class dates and times and registration information, please click HERE.

Senior Project

Senior Project: Senior project should be something you take pride in – this is your chance to leave your legacy with a memorable project. Senior Project or a comparable product is a requirement of RIDE and, therefore, must bear some weight in the graduation process. One-half credit (0.5) value will be entered on the transcript upon completion of all components and is obligatory if a student is to be awarded a district diploma. Each component is scored and has a due date attributed to it. This process will be monitored and scored by the Senior Project Coordinator. The Senior Project will consist of college/career components and community service. All students are required to complete a resume, essay, letter of intent, thank you letter and final presentation. In addition students must complete 15 hours of community service or a job shadowing/internship that coincides with their senior project topics. For more information, please click HERE to access the materials.

Academic Assistance

This service is offered to students Monday-Thursday virtually from 2:00pm-3:00pm. Students may sign up with the Program Coordinator and will then be sent a link to participate in the tutoring with a certified teacher from Rogers High School. For more information please contact the Program Coordinator about specific subject areas you need assistance with.

To inquire about any of our Rogers High School programs or services please contact the Program Coordinator. Contact information listed below!

Extended Learning Opportunities

During Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO), students learn in-part, or in-whole, outside of the classroom through rigorous, relevant and personalized instruction. ELOs are student driven and assess the student’s mastery of course competencies through demonstration. ELO’s align with school curriculum. The opportunity is rigorous and grounded in frequent assessment of student progress and growth. Through ELOs students are able to earn credit to be used towards graduation.

Extended Learning Opportunities include four components: research, reflection, product, and presentation.

Examples of ELO projects:

Design and create a children’s book
Write a legal brief
Hold a sports clinic
Design Underwater Robot
Create a photography portfolio
Learn about cyber security and compete in CyberPatriot competitions

Rogers 101

Welcome Class of 2021! It is our pleasure to welcome you to Rogers High School. We are excited about our new group of Vikings and look forward to getting to know you and your family as you start on your four year journey through high school.

Rogers High School and the Newport Community School are also very excited to be able to give each member of the Class of 2021 a jump start in assisting you with your high school experience by offering Rogers 101. Participating in Rogers 101 is the very best way to make your transition to Rogers High School as smooth as possible. Rogers 101 offers each entering Grade 9 student the opportunity to:

Get to know the Rogers High School campus and all Rogers has to offer;
Engage in team building and personalization activities to assist in shaping your future success;
Gain valuable academic support to assist with your own academic success;
Earn a half credit towards your high school diploma! (must complete Rogers 101 according to program policies to earn credit)

RHS Program Coordinator:

Karl Magner

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15 Wickham Rd.
Newport, RI 02840 Room 229

(401) 847-6235 Ext. 7300