Rocky Mountain High School (Fort Collins, Colorado)

Rocky Mountain High School (Fort Collins, Colorado)

Infobox School
name = Rocky Mountain High School


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motto = We are committed to excellence for all
The Lobo Way
The People Place
established = 1973
type = Public high school
affiliation =
district = Poudre School District
grades = 10-12 (changing to 9-12 in 2009-10 school year)
president =
principal = Tom Lopez, assistant principals Karen Bennett, Marian Kolstoe, Brett Larsen, Wayne Moddelmog
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faculty =
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students = 1,757
enrollment = Class of 2008: 572, Class of 2009: 617, Class of 2010: 590
athletics = 5A
conference =
colors = Cardinal Red and Gold color box|redcolor box|gold
mascot = Lobo
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location = Fort Collins, Colorado
country = United States
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Rocky Mountain High School (abbreviated RMHS) is one of four high schools in Fort Collins Colorado. Its colors are cardinal red and gold and its mascot is the lobo, or wolf. The school serves roughly 1,757 students, mostly from central Fort Collins. Rocky Mountain High School opened at its current location in 1973 and was expanded in 1994-95.

Notable competitions

Rocky Mountain High School has since its opening been involved in countless sports and academic competitions. Some of the most widely recognized of their extracurricular activities are the school's speech and debate programs, baseball, soccer, football, and music program. In 2006 a RMHS senior won first place nationally in extemporaneous debate, and the Rocky Mountain Wind Ensemble has accepted an invitation to play in China.The baseball team, coached by Scott Bullock, also won the CHSSA (Colorado High School Sports Association) State Championship back to back years in 2007 and 2008.

Extracurricular activities

RMHS is well known for having many after school clubs and organizations. Listed below are just a few of them.

* Astronomy Club
* Cheerleaders
* Connection Club
* Dance Team
* Debate and Forensics
* DECA
* Environmental Club
* FBLA
* Future Educators of America (FEA)
* French Club
* German Club
* Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)
* Highlighter (School Newspaper)
* Key Club
* Knowledge Bowl
* Link Crew
* Looking Glass (Production of a CD with music performed by students)
* MESA (Mathematics, Engineering and Science Achievement)
* Mock Trial Team
* Music Ensembles
* National Honor Society
* National Technical Honor Society
* Peer Counselors
* Performance and Repertory (Solo Performance Club)
* Plays and Musicals
* River Watch
* Robotics Club
* Russian Club
* Science Bowl
* Science Olympiad
* Spanish Club
* Student Council
* Thespian Society
* Yearbook Staff

Fight song

Fight! for the conquering Cardinal,
Win! for the triumphant Gold.
Raise high the colors,
Carry them forward,
Victory is our goal!
Fight! for the pride of the Lobos,
Win! with our spirit and might.
R.M.H.S.
Fight! Fight! Fight!

H. A. Goodrich

School song

'Neath the Rockies snowcapped glory,
Rocky Mountain High
May the future tell thy story
Rocky Mountain High

On the record of the years,
By thy children's' names appears,
Both in triumph and in tears, Rocky Mountain High...
Hail Forever! Rocky Mountain High!

H.A. Goodrich

External links

[ Official site]

[http://schoolweb.psdschools.org/rocky/ Offical Page]


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