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Academics
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There are two categories of academic standards that provide the foundation upon which the curriculum here at Roll Hill is based:
- Common Core State Learning Standards for English Language Arts and Mathematics
- The New Ohio Learning Standards for Science and Social Studies
We want to ensure that all our classes are rigorous enough for our students to be college-bound. We also have specialized classes in Physical Education, Musical Art, Visual Art, Technology, and Media/ Library that are designed to broaden the horizons of all students. Read more about CPS's push for all students to be accelerated learners.
For more information:
- A Future-Focused Vision of Education — My Tomorrow Initiative
- Information about New State Report Card System
- Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA)
At Roll Hill, it is our goal to provide our students and staff with a safe and pleasant environment in which to learn and work. We have a lot of great things going on around our Community Learning Center (CLC).
Community Learning Center
As a CLC, we want the community, parents, students, teachers, and staff to know what to expect in our school. What that means is we are raising the expectations of our school, and we are implementing the tools needed to make it a reality. Through the use of Cooperative Learning and the Elementary Initiative, we anticipate a higher gain in our student scores and that we will move closer to our goal of making AYP. It is important that the CLC understand that academic accountability, rigorous state and district standards, is what drives our school. Our primary concern is student success, and that is excellence. We expect our students to always follow the 3B's so that learning can be the priority for everyone. Be Ready, Be Respectful, and Be Responsible!
As a Cincinnati Public School, we are focused on giving our students a leg up in college and the workforce. Through My Tomorrow, we are transforming our classrooms into highly engaging learning environments. From the earliest grades through sixth grade, Roll Hill students are gaining the skills and knowledge they will need to navigate a dynamic world.
We are ensuring our K-6 students develop strong reading skills. We are making classes more student-led, more challenging and more inter-disciplinary. We are continuing to focus on educating the whole child, ensuring we offer a broad range of academic, arts and extracurricular opportunities through our Hi-Technology Vision2020 program. And we continue to make inroads in bridging the gap between digital natives and digital immigrants by providing students with more access to technology that supports their academics. Each day we strive to meet expectations by ensuring our Grades K-3 receive 120 minutes for ELA and 90 minutes for Math and Grades 4-6 receive 90 minutes for ELA and Math, and 45 minutes for Science/Social studies.
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School Supply Lists
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Positive School Culture
PSC is what makes our school stand out. Not only do we want to see our children do well with academics, we want them to thrive with positive conduct. Below are additional incentives and celebrations for students to enjoy being at Roll Hill.
3B's
Be Ready
- Homework is completed
- School supplies
- Have Planners Signed
Be Respectful
- Respect other student's right to learn
- Respect the teacher's right to teach
- Keep hands and feet to yourself
- Use respectful language
Be Responsible
- Follow directions
- Take responsibility for your own actions
- Ask questions
- Complete classwork
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Positive School Culture Friday Incentives
Every two weeks, the Primary and Intermediate Teams reward students who have exhibited good behavior. The event is one hour long every other Friday. The teachers are responsible for this incentive.
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PSC Caught "BEE-ING" Good Store
Students who are on task or complete something special receive a coupon which can be redeemed for rewards from the Caught "Beeing" Good store each quarter.
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PSC Quarterly Incentives
Every quarter, we will reward students who have exhibited good behavior with a skating party. The event will last half day. Administration/teachers are responsible for this incentive.
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Awards Ceremonies
A student with a 3.5 average or better is considered to be on our A or B Honor Roll. They receive a Certificate at our quarterly recognition ceremony. Categories students can get recognized for: Principal's List, Perfect and Good Attendance, Improvement, Honor Roll, Good Citizenship, and Specials. Encourage your children to get recognized each quarter.