Electives
Behenna, Christie |
ex.3945, [email protected]
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Physical Sciences - 8th Grade & PLTW |
Brown, Catherine |
ex.3944, [email protected]
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Science 7th and 8th, Introduction to French and German |
Chang, Erica |
ex.3966; [email protected]
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Intro. to Chinese and Chinese 1 Teacher |
Crump, Connie |
ex.3921, [email protected]
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Art 6, Art - 7/8, Visual and Digital Arts, Yearbook/Journalism |
Ellison, Keith |
ex.3961, [email protected]
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SS-7th and 8th/PE 7th |
Estrada, Andrew |
ex.3952, [email protected]
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7th Grade Social Studies/Honors/Speech & Communication |
Fuehrer, Señora |
ex.3940, [email protected]
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Spanish 1 & 2 |
Kim, Noorhee |
ex.3918; [email protected]
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Instrumental and Vocal teacher |
Rappaport, Peter |
ex.3948, [email protected]
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Social Science-8th/Honors |
Saviano, Susan |
ex.ext 3939, [email protected]
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AVID Teacher |
Spainhower, Leslie |
ex.3950, [email protected]
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ELA - 7th Grade |
Tennant, Amy |
ex.3959, [email protected]
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Math 6, Accelerated Math 6, and Science 6 Teacher |
Trotter-Hollis, Mrs. |
ex.3957; [email protected]
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6th Grade Math and Science |
Young, Mr | Robotics |
Foreign Language FAQ
Spanish:
Q. If I take Spanish 1 & 2 at Adams, do I have to take Spanish 3 to meet the college eligibility
requirement for foreign language with Spanish at the high school?
A. Yes. RUHS does not put any middle school classes on your high school transcript. Colleges
will have no way of knowing you completed Spanish 1 & 2 if they do not see it on your high
school transcript.
Q. If I take Spanish 1 & 2 at Adams and I take Spanish 3 at RUHS, do I have to take Spanish 4
to complete the 2 year foreign language requirement for college eligibility?
A. No. Once you complete Spanish 3 with a C or better, it will go on your RUHS transcript and
colleges will be able to see you met the foreign language requirement. Even though you only
took one year of language at the high school, colleges acknowledge you have to have
understood the first two years so they recognize the level you get to.
However; we recommend taking 4 years of a language if you would like to be competitive in
your college applications. ** Any higher level language class enrollment is determined by
grade in previous level and teacher recommendation.
Q. Do I receive high school credit toward graduation for Spanish 1 and 2 at Adams?
A. No. Middle school classes do not earn credits toward graduation even though it is a high
school level course. If you reach Spanish 3 in the 9th grade, you will only earn 10 credits
toward graduation since it is only one year you completed a language course at RUHS.
Chinese:
Q: If I take Chinese 1 at Adams in 7th grade, do I have to start Chinese 2 in 9th grade?
A: No, you have the choice to retake Chinese 1 in 9th grade or advance to Chinese 2. You
will be given a proficiency evaluation to assess your current ability. If you do not feel ready, or
would like to build a more solid foundation, you may choose to repeat Chinese 1 in RUHS.
Q. If I take Chinese 1 at Adams and I take Chinese 2 at RUHS, do I have to take Chinese 3
or AP to complete the 2 year foreign language requirement for college eligibility?
A. No. Once you complete Chinese 2 with a C or better, it will go on your RUHS transcript
and colleges will be able to see you met the foreign language requirement. Even though
you only took one year of language at the high school, colleges acknowledge you have to
have understood the first two years so they recognize the level you get to. However;
we recommend taking 4 years of a language if you would like to be competitive in your
college applications.
** Any higher level language class enrollment is determined by grade in previous level
and teacher recommendation/ placement test.
Q. Do I receive high school credit toward graduation for Chinese 1 at Adams?
A. No. Middle school classes do not earn credits toward graduation even though
it is a high school level course. If you reach Chinese 2 in the 9th grade, you will only
earn 10 credits toward graduation since it is only one year you completed a language course
at RUHS.