• ROHS Expectations Form

    Fill out the form carefully for registration. This form must be completed each school year. To enroll in online courses, you must meet with your counselor to review your graduation progress and complete the blue enrollment ticket. Keep in mind that all course finals must be scheduled and taken at RHS with a proctor.
  • Before filling out the Course Registration Form, spend a few minutes reviewing the ROHS Student Handbook located on the ROHS Website. Click here to access the ROHS Website.

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Do you receive any of the following student services?*
  • If you haven't already done so, please complete the following form for Advanced Opportunities:

    https://sd251.jotform.com/230036388459058

    This form needs to be signed only once for all of your high school career. Overage courses may be billed to your advanced opportunities account at a rate of $190 up to the amount a course costs through BYU Independent Study or IDLA.

  • Do you understand the following?

    Potential consequences for not meeting expectations within a trimester:

    1. Meet with the ROHS Administrator and/or counselor to make adequate progress.

    2. Mandatory face-to-face attendance at RHS in "Psych for Success" course. If the Psych for Success course is full, the student will take the course through RHS.

    3. Dismissal from future ROHS courses. The student will not be enrolled in future online courses.

    Please Note:
    --Per Idaho state law regarding compulsory education and home schooling (Idaho Code 33-202), if unable to continue taking ROHS courses due to failing, the parent is required to either enroll the child in other RHS courses, transfer the student to another school, or home school.
    --Students who accrue ten (10) consecutive days without progress in their course(s) may be dropped from the school.
    --If you fail an online Credit-Recovery course, you will need to retake the course in summer school.
    --If ROHS does not offer a needed course, that you will need to take the course through RHS or find another option.

  • Read the following about the ROHS Academic Honesty Policy:

    Academic Honesty

    In cases of academic dishonesty, including cheating or plagiarism, the student will receive a zero on the affected assignment, quiz, or exam. A conference involving the student, the teacher, and the online principal will be scheduled to review the incident and determine any additional disciplinary actions.

     ·         1st Offense – “0” grade, the opportunity for the student to resubmit with a 25% reduction in grade, with notification to parent.

    ·         2nd Offense – “0” grade, the opportunity for the student to resubmit with a 50% reduction in grade, with notification to parent.

    ·         3rd offense – “”0” grade with no opportunity for the student to resubmit, with notification to parent.

    Note: An “offense” is defined as any instance in which a student is found to have engaged in academic dishonesty. If, during a review of student work, previously submitted assignments are also determined to be academically dishonest, those instances will be considered part of the same offense and subject to the corresponding disciplinary consequences outlined in this policy.

    Final Exams or Final Projects

    If a student engages in academic dishonesty on a final exam or final project, the assignment will receive a grade of zero, and no retake opportunity will be provided. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, the unauthorized use of digital resources (unless explicitly permitted), assistance from other individuals, study aids, or unauthorized notes.

    **Advanced Opportunity Funds: Failing a class may have implications for the future use of Advanced Opportunity funds.

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