Informational Brochure (Business theme)
Author: Todd Reichert

Hall Administrators
Each area or hall in the school has an administrator (assistant principal). Their job is to support students. This is always more effective with the support of the family. Please see the chart below to determine your student’s hall administrator.

PARENT VUE/STUDENT VUE INFORMATION
To access student classes, grades, calendars and attendance, please go to rcps.info and click on the link at the top of the website for PARENT VUE/STUDENTVUE.

DAILY BELL SCHEDULE
Zero Block 7:45-8:40 (optional)
1st Block 8:45-10:17
2nd Block 10:22-12:45 (includes lunch)
3rd Block 12:50-2:20
Bridge 2:25-3:30(meets every day)
IMPORTANT DATES
Grading Periods Ends
October 29, 2021
January 21, 2022
March 25, 2022
June 9, 2022 (Graduation)
Interim Dates
September 22, 2021
November 17, 2021
February 4, 2022
April 29, 2022
FEES
Freshman/Sophomore/ Junior $30 Senior $50 Yearbook $55 Parking Pass $50

Welcome to Patrick Henry High School, the home of the Patriots. This pamphlet will serve as a quick reference for all of the resources you may use on your journey from now until graduation.

Patrick Henry High School
2102 Grandin Rd SW
Roanoke, VA 24015
Phone (540) 853-2255
Fax: (540) 853-1575

Important
Phone numbers and websites

Dr. Karen Leslie, Principal – 853-2255
Attendance Office – 853-2673
Main Business Office – 853-2255
Main Counseling Office- 853-2600
Bookkeeper- 853-2350
Athletic Director – 853-1190
Library- 853-6122
Registrar- 853-6158
Technology Help Desk – 853-6070
Bullying Hotline – 853-1700
Roanoke City Public Schools
rcps.info
Patrick Henry High School
ph.rcps.info

School Counseling
Your school counselor is your connection to anything you might need during your time at Patrick Henry. They will help you chart your course for success. They can help if you are struggling with classes, personal problems, or what to plan for after high school.

CCAP
Attend Virginia Western Community College tuition free for two years! Ask your school counselor for more information.

Keys to Success Along the Way
Try something new. . .GET INVOLVED! Join at least one club or sport to meet other students and teachers. Besides being fun, it looks good on college applications, scholarships or job applications. Contact your school counselor for more details.
We recommend that you leave valuable things at home, including cell phones. Electronic devices are YOUR RESPONSIBILITY: iPods, iPads/tablets, cell phones and other electronic devises are easily stolen. The school is not responsible for lost of stolen items.
If you choose to bring a cell phone to school, it must be put away during instructional time.
Every student can be assigned a locker. DO NOT share your locker combination with another student. Manage your time wisely when visiting your locker so that you will not be tardy to your next class.
Keep up with your grades/homework using Student VUE. Do not slack in the beginning! It’s easier to do a little every day and ask questions if you get confused. Pay close attention in class and DO NOT be afraid to ask for extra help from the teacher.
You must be present in class to receive credit for the class.
CREDIT INFORMATION
You will “pass” a class if you have an A, B, C or D as the semester grade and have met the attendance requirements for course credit. Each semester class is worth 0.5 credits.
If for some reason you do not pass the first semester, you may have the option to recover a semester credit. Never give up!
GPA: Grade point average is determined by the grades you earn per semester in each class.
You must earn enough credits each school year in order to be promoted to the next grade level.
FIVE credits to move to the 10th grade.
TEN to move to the 11th grade.
SIXTEEN to move to the 12th grade.