1. Welcome Class of 2021 to Rocky Mountain High School
Home of the grizzlies!

2. Fast Forward
The Fast Forward program provides every student attending an Idaho public school an allocation of $4,125.00 to use towards Advanced Opportunities in grades The program was expanded by the Legislature in 2016 through the passing of House Bill 458.

3. Advanced Opportunities
AP Exams
Concurrent Credit
Overload Credits

4. Dual Credit (aka, concurrent credit)
Dual credit courses are taken by high school students.
These courses are transcribed on both high school and college transcripts.
The Fast Forward program can pay up to $ per credit.
These courses can be taken at the high school or online. In some cases students can take the course on the college/university campus. 
All dual credit courses must be transcribed on the student’s high school transcript.

5. Overload Courses
An overload course is a high school level course that is taken in excess of the student’s regular school day.
These courses are offered online and are taken after school or during the summer.
Overload courses must be above and beyond the full course load offered by the student’s local school.

6. Advanced Courses Offered at RMHS
Honors Courses
Concurrent Credit
Advanced Placement
AP English II & AP English 12
AP Biology
AP Environmental Science
AP Chemistry
AP Physics I & AP Physics II
AP Calculus
AP Statistics
AP US History 11
AP US Government
AP Micro & AP Macro Economics
AP Spanish
AP Art Design & AP Art Drawing
Honors English 9, 10, 11
Honors Earth Science
Honors Biology (paired w/ AP Bio)
Honors Chemistry
Honors Math I
Honors Math II
Honors Math III
Honors Spanish II
Honors US History 10
Honors US History 11
Over 35 courses at RMHS offer concurrent credit!
During 1st semester of this year, students accessed $168, for concurrent credits!

7. A Sampling of Concurrent Credit Courses

8. Continued… (all available courses can be found in the course description book)

9. 4 Year Plan Why do we require this?
The Parent Approved Student Learning Plan (aka, 4 Year Plan) is a flexible form that assists students in considering a plan for desired core classes and electives.
It can assist the student in planning for prerequisites required for upper-level courses and/or career pathways.
The State of Idaho requires that every 8th grade student complete a 4 Year Plan prior to advancing to 9th grade.
The plan does not enroll a student in any course.
A signature on an enrollment form will indicate approval of revisions to the original 4 Year Plan, if the student chooses different electives.

10. RMHS 4 Year Plan

11. Questions?