2022-23 Course Scheduling Information

Course scheduling for next year will begin soon! The counselors will be adding information to this site as it becomes available.

Did you miss the RCC Dual Enrollment Information Zoom Meeting on January 13? Watch the recording of the session here!

Bridging Communities Programs (grades 11-12):

  • Criminal Justice (Dual Enrollment with RCC): Minimum GPA for application is 3.0
  • Culinary Arts (Dual Enrollment with RCC): Minimum GPA for application is 2.30

Grade 12 Programs:

Welding Program:

  • The welding program is offered to senior students only and is on the campus of RCC. Additional information is in the Program of Studies under the Useful Links section.

Cosmetology Program:

  • The cosmetology program is offered to junior and senior students and is taught off-campus at Hair Fashions and Beauty Academy. Additional information is in the Program of Studies under the Useful Links section.
Opportunity: Kiwanis Teenager of the Year Award

Kiwanis is an organization committed to serving the children of our world and making an impact in our local communities. Kiwanis can be found in 85 nations throughout our world and has over 250,000 members, each of whom is committed to service. The Kiwanis family now has a program for youth at each level of their educational career (elementary, middle, high, and college).  The Capital District of Kiwanis International (composed of all the Kiwanis Clubs in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the District of Columbia) was organized on August 29, 1918 with only two clubs. Now, over 100 years later, the Capital District remains active with 7 regions, 20 divisions and over 170 clubs.

Kiwanis is seeking applicants for the Teenager of the Year Award. The purpose of this award is to give recognition to deserving teenagers for their academic achievements, citizenship, service to their school and community, growth and responsibility in his/her family unit, character, and leadership performance. The Teenager of the Year Award welcomes applications from young people between the ages of 13 and 18.

Applicants will be judged on a local level, and have the opportunity to progress though the competition at other regional levels. The overall winner at the district level will be awarded the title of 2021–2022 Capital District Teenager of the Year, a cash award of $2,500, and a trip with their parents/guardians to the Kiwanis District Convention currently scheduled to be held in Baltimore, MD August 19-21, 2022.

The details and application may be found by visiting their website.  You may also view a short Youtube video in which Kiwanis members and the past winner provide insight to the process.

The application may be submitted anytime through February 01, 2022 at 5:00 p.m. The application is extensive. Before completing, applicants must read and adhere to the specific guidelines that can also be found at the above link.

Opportunity: BLAST Summer Residential STEM Program
BLAST

BLAST is a program of NASA’s Virginia Space Grant Consortium in partnership with Old Dominion University, University of Virginia, Virginia Tech, and the Commonwealth of Virginia. 8th and 9th grade students are eligible to apply to participate in this free residential STEM program held during the Summer on a college campus (applicants select from ODU, VT, or UVA when they apply).

BLAST is designed to inspire and build confidence in students who have an interest in STEM, particularly those who have not participated in similar experiential learning opportunities before or who have had limited access.

Applications are due February 7, 2022.

*Click here to apply*