Rancocas Valley Regional High School is a public high school and regional school district that serves students in grades 9 to 12 in five municipalities of Burlington County, New Jersey. The district covers about 40 square miles (100 km2) and includes the municipalities of Eastampton Township (394 students in the 2000 census, 6202), Hainesport Township (234 students, 4126 inhabitants), Lumberton Township (639 students, 10 461 inhabitants), Mount Holly Township (567 students in 10 728 inhabitants) and Westampton Township (494 students, 7217 inhabitants). The school is located in the Township of Mount Holly is located. In 2007-08 the district had a workforce of 2338 students and 133.7 teachers (FTE) student eaches for a ratio of 17.5.
The school was the 242nd-largest public high schools in New Jersey, 316 schools nationwide, in the history of New Jersey Monthly Magazine September 2008 on the cover of the National Gymnasium. The school was the 243rd Rank in the journal in September 2006, which covered 316 schools throughout the state. The district is by the Ministry of Education of New Jersey District Factor Group considered that the ON , the fifth largest of the eight groups. to allow District Factor Groups district associations throughout the country comparison of the Agreement of socio-economic characteristics of local districts. From the lowest socio-economic level higher than the A, B, CD, DE, FG, GH, I and J.
District Board of Education consists of nine members: two each from Eastampton, Lumberton, Mount Holly and Westampton, Hainesport and a member of.
The school was built on the ruins of a private school for children that were abandoned during the Civil War. Mount Holly High School was founded in 1900, and to provide for a vote on a regional institution, Rancocas Valley Regional opened its doors in 1937.
Rancocas Valley High School offers a range of college preparatory, honors, Advanced Placement Program, and industrial arts classes. New to the program this year, the Virtual High School (VHS) is. VHS allows students to access over 150 online courses, including veterinary medicine, DNA technology and AP Macroeconomics.
Rancocas Valley High School offers over 40 clubs and activities. Types of theater and music offers great entertainment and musical performances.
RVTV, also known as Channel 19, operated by the school. The channel is through Comcast and watch sports events, concerts and programs for students to create distributed.
compete Rancocas Valley Regional High School in Burlington County League School (PCB), of a thousand public and parochial schools for Burlington County, Mercer County and Ocean County in central New Jersey together. The League operates under the jurisdiction of the State of New Jersey Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA). RV at the Department BCSLS freedom.
In 1998 the boys went undefeated varsity team spring track for the first time since 1979.
In 2004-05, the national team and the boys soccer season saw the students as a master of the state.
The football team won the Central in 2007, Grupo state championship in Article IV game of Manalapan High School 1-0 in the tournament final.
The hockey team took the title of 2006 Central, Group IV, the section of the State with a 2-1 victory over Cherokee High School in the tournament final.
The cross country team was 16-0 in 2004, way to winning the title Freedom Division.
Until 2007, boys track and field teams did not lose a duel in three years, won three consecutive Division of Parole.
The basketball team won the 2008 Boys Championship in Central Europe, the group is part of the state IV with a 70-51 victory over Trenton Central High School in the tournament final.
The 2008 boys soccer team won the state Group IV championship with a 2-0 win at Clifton High School.
School mascot: Red Devils Colours: Red and Black.
The RV Boy swim team has six consecutive division titles won.
The school is represented by a team of ice hockey at the university level I of the South Jersey High School Hockey League.
RV is characterized by the production of three of the first-round NFL draft pick by Franco Harris, Irving Fryar and Alonzo Spellman.
In 2009 the band won first place in Group 3 USSBA National Championships with a score of 97.2. Also won first place in USSBA Group 3 when open competition, always the best group of 3 bands open in New Jersey. This is the highest award, the Rancocas Valley Banda have already received.
Ron Gassert (born 1940), professional footballer who played for the Green Bay Packers.
Irving Fryar (born 1962), a professional footballer who played for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Franco Harris (b. 1950), Hall of Fame NFL running back who spent most of his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he led the team to four Super Bowl victories.
Pete Harris (19562006), All American football player at Penn State University, the younger brother of Franco.
Norbert Basil MacLean III (born 1971), with two US-Australian and U.S. Navy veteran, for equal access to the Supreme Court of the United States armed forces called.
Barbara (Tidswell) Park (born 1947), bestselling author of Junie B. Jones series of books for children.
Alonzo Spellman (b. 1971), former National Football League defensive tackle who was in the first round, selected played in the Arena Football League.
Demy Walker (b. 1977), basketball player who currently plays for the Sacramento Kings in the National Women’s Basketball Association (WNBA).
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