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Mission and Vision

The mission of Rockwell Chardter High School is to prepare students to be successful in their post secondary pursuits by:

  • Fostering creativity
  • Encouraging collaboration
  • Empowering students to take responsibility for their own learning and future.

Philosophy

Rockwell Charter High School (RCHS) is a public and accredited charter high school that will serve students in grades 7 through 12. The school will provide a postsecondary preparatory, liberal arts education with a smaller environment than most traditional public schools while offering a well­ rounded high school experience. Athletics, activity clubs, service organizations, and other activities will be part of the Rockwell experience.

The school believes if students are truly led, they will follow. If expectations are set high, then they will rise to the occasion and achieve more than they thought possible. Rockwell Charter High School will lead and set high expectations so all students can be successful in their personal and academic pursuits.

The opportunity to be challenged, to be supported, and guided toward a successful future that includes a college degree or vocational study is the right of every student who attends Rockwell Charter High School. Students will be encouraged to take courses at the appropriate challenging level, work hard, and be responsible and accountable for their education.

The school’s goal is to form relationships between students, teachers, families and the community to assist in accomplishing their educational mission and goals. Parents will be strongly encouraged to foster the educational goals established at school and to set high academic expectations in the home.

Technology will play an integral part of the student’s academic experience in preparing them for a higher education and career in the future. RCHS plans to utilize technology to support the curriculum, programs and goals of the school. The school’s intent is to ensure all students are technologically literate before graduation and have the ability to live and work in a world where technology is no longer the exception, but the rule. The school will maintain both stationary and mobile computer labs for research, curriculum support, interactive learning, and collaborative online projects.

RCHS will communicate to students, parents, and teachers through web-based platforms. Grades, progress reports, newsletters, and information regarding school activities and events will be accessible online enhancing and improving communication.

Personal Education Plans

  • Opportunities to build relationships with teachers and other students because of small class sizes. The average class size is 25 students.
  • The ability to personalize educational plans. Rockwell’s Counseling Department, Special Education Department, and Teaches work hard to help students set their educational pathway to match their post-secondary goals.
  • Participation in UVU Distance and Concurrent Enrollment Programs. Every student has an opportunity to earn an associates degree if they choose.
  • A diverse student population with students coming from many cities in Northern Utah County to foreign countries through our exchange programs. We support (and welcome) all students with their various talents, skills, or disabilities.
  • Unique ways to help students find success! From one on one assistance from teachers and staff to Marshal Aid. (Marshal Aid is a once a week tutoring opportunity for students to attend to receive help in English, Math, and other subjects. This is also part of our attendance make up program.)

Why Rockwell?

  • Opportunities to build relationships with teachers and other students because of small class sizes. The average class size is 25 students.
  • The ability to personalize educational plans. Rockwell’s Counseling Department, Special Education Department, and Teaches work hard to help students set their educational pathway to match their post-secondary goals.
  • Participation in UVU Distance and Concurrent Enrollment Programs. Every student has an opportunity to earn an associates degree if they choose.
  • A diverse student population with students coming from many cities in Northern Utah County to foreign countries through our exchange programs. We support (and welcome) all students with their various talents, skills, or disabilities.
  • Unique ways to help students find success! From one on one assistance from teachers and staff to Marshal Aid. (Marshal Aid is a once a week tutoring opportunity for students to attend to receive help in English, Math, and other subjects. This is also part of our attendance make up program.)
 

Demographics of Rockwell

2020-2021 enrollment (281 enrolled students)

7th graders

8th graders

9th graders

10th graders

11th graders

12th graders

2021-2022 student population comes from

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CEdar fort

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DRAPER

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EAGLE MOUNTAIN

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LEHI

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saratoga springs

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West valley city

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Foreign Countries (Spain, Italy, etc…)

Testimonials

M.G, Rockwell Alumni

“When I switched to Rockwell I wasn’t on track to graduate, I was a whole year behind and needed to work hard to catch up! I had to do summer school and projects to get my credits up! My counselor came up with a project for me, I had to do a biography on my grandpa and I thought it was so cool and to learn about him and everything he did cause I really didn’t know him cause he died when I was way young! To this day I am still very thankful for Rockwell and every person who helped me graduate! I am now an employee at Rockwell and it’s the best job I’ve ever had!”

 

R.L., Rockwell Teacher

“Rockwell offers several unique opportunities to students including specialized classes  to prepare for college as well as an environment of acceptance for everyone.”

K.L, Rockwell Student

“They are all understanding and willing to help.“

Rockwell Charter High School

3435 E. Stonebridge Lane
Eagle Mountain, UT 84005
Email: info@rockwellhigh.net
Phone: 801-789-7625                                          Fax Number: 801-789-7628

This institution is an equal                  opportunity provider.