The Vision

  • ANTELOPE HIGH SCHOOL VISION

    Antelope High School will challenge every student to attain academic and personal success through a rigorous and relevant curriculum that is supported by positive relationships.

The Mission

  • Antelope High School Mission

    “Increase the academic achievement of every student.”

    RJUHSD Mission

    “The Roseville Joint Union High School District will provide all students with a rigorous and relevant education designed to give them the opportunity to acquire, apply, and practice the knowledge, skills, and behaviors needed to fulfill their adult roles and responsibilities in the twenty-first century. “

The Goals

  • Guiding Principles


    The Roseville Joint Union High School District is committed to the following guiding principles:

    Students are the center of everything we do. Our district will change and adapt to best serve our students.


    Students will experience in school what they are likely to experience after graduation through work that requires them to solve problems and to apply learned skills and behaviors in real-life situations.


    Students will be guided and supported by valued staff members who seek, develop, and implement successful practices and innovative ideas.


    Students will be served through a process of continuous assessment and improvement that requires and values the active participation and contributions of students, parents, staff, and other stakeholders.


    Students will be provided with a safe and supportive learning environment that involves the active participation of the educational staff, students, parents, and community members.


    Students will be served through the continuous improvement of communications and working relationships with all district customers.


    The Roseville Joint Union High School District serves the needs of nearly 10,000 students representing communities in both Placer and Sacramento counties. RJUHSD is comprised of five comprehensive high schools, a continuation school, an adult school, and an independent study school with an attendance boundary that includes the city of Roseville, the community of Granite Bay, and part of Antelope.

    RJUHSD and the Board of Trustees maintain a high level of commitment and high expectations for student learning and community involvement.

    Areas of Excellence

     

    Strong Academic Program

    College Preparation

    Special Student Programs

    Athletics

    Fine Arts Program

    Strong Parental Involvement

    Community & Business Partnerships

    Alternative Education

     

    Serving a diverse and engaged community, RJUHSD and the Board of Trustees annually establish goals to focus their commitment and resources to provide the best education and programs possible for students.

     

Expected Schoolwide Learning Results (ESLR'S)

  • A graduate from Antelope High School will meet district academic standards and will be:

    Effective Communicators who:
    • Read, think, speak, write and listen reflectively and analytically in order to respond to a diverse audience.
    • Use technology to access, manipulate, and produce information.

    Self-Directed Learners who:
    • Will demonstrate the willingness, competence, and disposition to be actively engaged in self-discovery, creative problem solving, and critical thinking.
    • Develop academic skills to succeed in future educational and vocational opportunities.

    Culturally Empowered Community Members who:
    • Promote mutual respect, appreciation and acceptance among people of different backgrounds, cultures, and abilities.
    • Contribute time, energies, and talents to improve the quality of life in our school and community through participation and service.

    Healthy Individuals who:
    • Are physically, emotionally, and mentally fit.
    • Make informed lifestyle choices.

AnHS Core Values

  • SCHOLARSHIP
    The creation and application of knowledge, with an emphasis on inquiry, research, exploration, investigation, and creative production. We are creating educational opportunities which address the learning of ALL students.

    LEADERSHIP
    Motivating others to take actions for the betterment of their school and community. Individuals or groups can influence and energize ideas, actions, and capabilities of others toward promoting school pride, a safe school environment and positive community citizenship.

    PARTNERSHIP
    AHS will work collaboratively to address complex issues and problems, both within and beyond the boundaries of AHS. A high school cannot solve problems or increase student learning working in isolation. It must do so by interacting with all stakeholders. By working in partnerships, we gain an understanding and a shared responsibility of what can be accomplished together that could not have been accomplished alone.

    CULTURAL AWARENESS
    AHS will foster a student¡¯s ability to appreciate, investigate, and understand a cultural background different from his or her own as a means of bringing our students together. Cultural awareness promotes tolerance, relationships, and respect for a variety of cultures, both domestic and international, and facilitates opportunity for interaction, communication and engagement within a local and global community.

    GOALS AND STRATEGIC ACTIONS

    GOAL 1: Place Students at the Center
    GOAL 2: Achieve Academic Excellence
    GOAL 3: Forge Key Relationships and Partnerships
    GOAL 4: Establish a "Sense of Place"
    GOAL 5: CREATE OPPORTUNITY

     

    NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT 

    The Roseville Joint Union High School District is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals. District programs, activities and services shall be free from unlawful discrimination, harassment, intimidation, and/or bullying based on actual or perceived characteristics of race, color, ancestry, nationality, immigration status, age, ethnicity, religion, marital status, medical information, mental or physical disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, genetic information, or any other legally protected status or association with a person or group with one or more of these actual or perceived characteristics. For inquiries/complaints, contact our Title IX Coordinator, Executive Director, Human Resources, Rob Hasty at (916) 782-8663 or by email at rhasty@rjuhsd.us.