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Google Apps for Education

St. Rose High School is a Google Apps for Education school.  That means students will have access to all the Google Apps, including, Gmail, Google Drive, Docs, Slides, Sheets and so much more, using a school issued username and password.  New student accounts are active and ready. Follow the steps below:

1. Go to our school website:   http://srhsnj.com

2. Click “Students” in the top right corner

3. Then click the Gmail logo

4. Enter your username: <<username>>              All student usernames consist of the last two digits of their graduation year, the first letter of their first name, followed by their full last name.  Example:  Class of 2026 Mary Rose would be 26mrose

5. Enter your default password:  “School@732”

6. Accept the terms and conditions

7. Reset your password.  It’s important that you pick a secure password that you will be able to remember. 

For additional help, watch this short video:  http://bitly.com/srhsnjgmail

Click here for the 2022-2023 Bell Schedules for:

• ABCD Regular Days
• Anchor Days
• Early Dismissals
• Delayed Openings
• Mass Schedule
• AM Activity Days
• PM Activity Days

VIEW AND PRINT THE BELL SCHEDULES

Meet The Guidance Team

The staff consists of fully certified school counselors who hold Master's degrees in their field and who regularly attend professional conferences and workshops to enhance their skills and continue their education.  

Our guidance program is personalized and reliant on individual counseling to provide the right kind and amount of guidance for each student freshmen year until they go off to college.

Searching for the right college school can be overwhelming, don’t worry we’ve got your back.  Our dedicated, compassionate guidance counselors will work with you and your child one-on-one, supporting, educating and giving you the tools you need to find the school of your dreams. 

Click here for our Graduate Profile

Mr. Tim O'Halloran, MS. Ed Vice Principal of Academics	Christine Fallon, MA Lead Counselor	Megan Durham, MA Guidance Counselor
Kimberly Wight, MS. Ed. Guidance Counselor	Jerry Joyce, MA Student Assistance Counselor	Michelle Dries Administrative Assistant

At St. Rose High School, we are focused on helping our students and families find the college that's the best fit for them. 

We believe and practice the idea that students should find the college that fits them best and will give them the best experience and the best chance to be successful in college.  

Though we do send plenty of students every year to the nation’s most selective universities, there is no pressure to produce an impressive list of colleges simply for its own sake. We are free to counsel students about the choice that best fits their needs and those of their families

We have a student-driven process where students lead their own college searches with parents and counselors in a supporting role.  

It is an extension of school culture and intentional effort on our part to require students to take the lead in this process. We structure our program this way both because it is most likely to lead to the best possible outcome, and also because there are so many valuable lessons- --writing a formal email, talking to another adult on the phone, etc---students can learn through the process, if parents and counselors let them.

Our college guidance program is personalized and reliant on individual counseling to provide the right kind and amount of guidance for each student. 

We have a well-designed college guidance curriculum, but we don’t over-program our students so we are available to accommodate their individual needs and timelines.

Our college guidance program serves a wide range of aspirations and wide range of financial needs.

Every year we help students be admitted to the most selective colleges in the country and universities all across the country. We have the experience and knowledge to help with the most daunting or the most obscure searches. At the same time, we serve well the many families that want their students to be admitted to local and regional public universities with great academic preparation and as much financial aid as possible.

Because of school culture and this broad range of aspirations, the college application process at St. Rose is not stressful and not competitive among our students.

Occasionally, as most people do, students get stressed when they procrastinate, but generally there is not the frenzy that exists at many other schools. In fact, sometimes we wish they were a little more stressed---so they would get some things done! I think, in part, because they are applying to so many different kinds of colleges, students are extremely supportive of each other’s admissions successes. They celebrate each other’s positive results, and there’s no sense of sour grapes. It’s quite heart-warming.

St. Rose High School parents are overwhelmingly positive influences throughout the process.

They generally do a great job of letting their high schoolers run their own searches. We have amazingly few negative interactions with parents in what is generally perceived to be a stressful experience for both parents and their children. 

Most of all, we want to empower and educate our students in their college search. It's their future. We're just helping them get there. Good news: Our grads tend to go places.

Let’s review the tech requirements for St. Rose’s BYOD program:

• Every student will be required to have a device designated for learning each day.
• You can choose any laptop that runs on Windows, MAC or Chrome.  That includes PC laptops, Macbooks and Chromebooks.  Ideally, the screen should be 13” or larger but the smallest acceptable size is 11 inches.
• No software is required.  We will be using all web based products including Google Apps for Education.  The device must be able to run the Google Chrome web browser. 
• Smartphones or tablets will not be recognized as acceptable educational devices for the BYOD program.
• And most importantly, students are responsible for coming to school with fully charged devices.  The battery life of devices should last the duration of the day. 
• Watch the video above or click here for the list of full requirements.

What's Next?

1. Review the requirements, agreement, and Frequently Asked Questions
2. Choose a device from home or go shopping
3. Extenuating circumstances? Let's talk. 

2022-23 Athletics Registration

IS OPEN

Student-athletes must be registered and cleared for participation via PlanetHS.com Students may register for ANY athletic season. Registration must only be completed once per year.

It is strongly recommended that you view the video tutorial below prior to attempting to register.

All student-athletes must submit a Pre-Participation Physical Evaluation Form completed by a physician to PlanetHS.com prior to participation.  

Please note: If your child participates in a Fall Sport, you must update their PlanetHS.com account prior to participation in a Winter or Spring Sport by submitting a new Health History Update Form.

Seasonal Registration Deadlines:

Fall Sports: August 2, 2022

Winter Sports: October 21st, 2022

Spring Sports: February 16th, 2023

Health Requirements

Physical Examinations

All incoming 9th graders and any student who would like to participate in a sport must have a physical exam. Click here for the physical exam form.

Medication in School

Medication to be given on a regular or “as needed basis” requires a written authorization from your child’s health care provider every school year. This includes Epi-pens, insulin and inhalers, as well as oral medications. Have your child’s health care provider complete the Permission to Medicate and/or Permission to Self-Medicate

Medication that needs to be given for treatment of an acute nature, such as oral antibiotics, requires a note from your health care provider stating the time of day and length of treatment. All medications must be sent to school in the original pharmacy labeled container.

Nurse's Office Location

The Nurse's Office is located next to the Guidance Department on the second floor.

Click here to view the Health Office page on our website.

As a reminder, all families must complete the COVID-19 Vaccination Form on SchoolAdmin's Enrollment Portal. It is part of the Back to School Forms.

All Back to School Forms are located on SchoolAdmin's Enrollment Portal.  Login here.

REQUIRED

• Emergency Contact Form 
• Health Nursing Services 
• Policies and Agreements  
• Seniors Out to Lunch 
• Student Driver Form  
• Use of Student Likeness 

OPTIONAL

• Permission to Self Medicate
• Permission to Medicate
• Asthma Plan

Login here to complete the Back to School Forms

DRESS CODE

Please click here to view any changes/updates of our Dress Code policy from the Student Handbook.

Normally, St. Rose High School switches to Winter Uniforms and back to Spring Uniforms at the start and end of Daylight Savings Time.

INTRODUCTION

Students will dress in accordance with the St. Rose High School dress code, designed for the student’s comfort and safety.  Repeated and/or flagrant dress code violations will result in disciplinary consequences specified in this handbook under “Violations.”

The Administration reserves the right to determine appropriateness in matters dealing with hairstyles, jewelry, uniforms, casual dress days, etc.  Displays of midriffs, pierced body parts beyond single earlobe piercings, and tattoos are considered distracting and not appropriate in this school's environment.  SRHS will not allow any distraction from the academic or spiritual environment of our community.

Only uniforms purchased from the SRHS Flynn O'Hara website may be worn unless otherwise stipulated by the school administration. "In uniform" does not simply mean having the correct items on one's person. The uniform must be worn modestly and properly at all times.  Please make all purchases here.

GYM UNIFORMS

Students must wear SRHS gym uniforms during their Phys. Ed. classes. 

HAIRSTYLES AND FACIAL HAIR

Gentlemen must maintain their hair style in their natural color.  The hairstyle may not include a shaved portion, hide the student’s eyes, exceed their collar length, or be extreme in style as determined by the school administration.  If worn, sideburns may not exceed the ear lobe in length.  Gentlemen must shave each day and may not have facial hair.

Ladies must maintain their hair in a single, natural color in an orderly condition with no portion shaved, hiding their eyes, or extreme in style as determined by the school administration. 

JEWELRY AND ACCESSORIES

Jewelry and accessories for both male and female students should be simple, modest, and appropriate for school.  Jewelry and accessories must be limited and not distracting.  If earrings are worn, only one earring may be worn per ear.  

TATTOOS AND BODY PIERCINGS

No body piercings, except for one earring per ear, are permitted.  Tattoos may never be visible during the school day nor at any school related activity or event including athletic events.

UNIFORM DRESS CODE

1. GENTLEMEN

   1. All Year (May be worn anytime)

      1. Solid light blue or white button-down long or short sleeve oxford shirt

      2. Flynn O'Hara pleated khaki slacks

      3. A brown or black belt

      4. Conservative, appropriate tie

      5. Plain white t-shirt (no colors or writing) under the oxford shirt

      6. Blue, tan, or white ankle or higher socks

      7. Black or brown “topsider” style boat shoes. See “School Shoes” for example photo

   2. Winter (Must be worn in addition to “All Year” uniform)

      1. Flynn O'Hara school sweater, vest, fleece pullover with the school logo, or a navy blazer 

   3. Fall and Spring

      1. Flynn O'Hara solid white or navy golf shirt with the school logo 

      2. Flynn O'Hara khaki slacks OR Flynn O'Hara chino/active shorts.

      3. A brown or black belt

      4. Blue, tan, or white ankle or higher socks

      5. Black or brown “top sider” style boat shoes. 

2. LADIES

   1. All Year (May be worn anytime)

      1. Flynn O'Hara blackwatch-plaid kilt, skort, or any slacks available in the St. Rose Lands’ End store

      2. The Flynn O'Hara kilt and/or skort must be worn at a modest length no more than 3 inches above the knee at all times

      3. Solid light blue or white button-down long or short sleeve oxford shirt

      4. Optional plain white t-shirt (no colors or writing) under the oxford shirt

      5. Un-patterned navy blue or hunter green opaque tights (not ripped or torn) may be worn with the with kilt 

      6. Solid navy blue or hunter green knee socks maybe worn with the skort

      7. Solid navy, hunter green, or white ankle socks may be worn with uniform slacks

      8. Black or brown “topsider” style boat shoes. See “School Shoes” for example photo

   2. Winter (Must be worn in addition to “All Year” uniform)

      1.  Flynn O'Hara school sweater, vest, fleece pullover with the school logo, or a navy blazer 

   3. Fall and Spring

      1. Flynn O'Hara solid white or navy golf shirt with the school logo 

      2. Flynn O'Hara kilt, skort, khaki/navy slacks, OR Land’s End chino/active shorts. Ladies’ must wear the kilt or skort a maximum of three inches above their knee.

      3. Un-patterned navy blue or hunter green tights with the kilt

      4. Navy blue or hunter green knee socks with the skort

      5. Black or brown “top sider” style boat shoes. 

3. DISCONTINUED AND BANNED UNIFORM ITEMS

   1. All students should be wearing Land’s End uniform products only.

   2. The following items have been discontinued and no student may wear these items to school:

      1. Any uniform item with the “round seal” school logo which was used prior to 2012. 

      2. Kilt pins or any other pins

   3. Torn or ripped opaque tights

   4. Girls’ knee socks that do not reach to the knee 

   5. Any shoes that are not “topsider” style boat shoes in black or brown

SCHOOL SHOES

Both male and female students are required to wear either a solid-colored black or brown leather “topsider” style boat shoe (depicted) as a part of their uniform. 

STUDENT ID CARDS

All students must wear the school issued ID card, swipe card, and lanyard at all times during the school day.  Failure to wear the ID card, swipe and/or lanyard will be treated as a uniform violation.  A student who has lost any one of these three items is required to purchase a new one from the main office.

ALTERNATE DRESS GUIDELINES

On occasion, the administration may respond to the student council's request for a relaxing of the school uniform policy.  Please keep in mind that each dress-up or dress-down opportunity sets the tone for future events. 

Dress-Down Guidelines

• Gentlemen must wear:

• Shirts with collars or t-shirts with no inappropriate writing

• Properly fitting slacks or shorts (no gym shorts), including denim. No sweatpants, athletic pants, or pajama pants. 

• Sneakers/shoes for comfort and safety

• Ladies must wear appropriate outfits to include:

  • Skirts of no more than 3" above the knee

  • Properly fitting slacks or shorts, including denim

  • Please choose shoes, including sneakers, for comfort and safety (max. 1" soles)

  • Leggings, yoga pants, etc. are not an acceptable choice for ladies on dress down days. 

Semi-Formal Guidelines 

• Gentlemen must wear:

  • Collared shirt (tie is optional)

  • Properly fitting dress slacks (no denim)

  • Dress shoes or school shoes

• Ladies must wear appropriate outfits to include:

  • Modest dresses or skirts no more than 3" above the knee

  • Properly fitting dress slacks (no denim)

  • Choose shoes for comfort and safety (max 1" soles)

At no time may a SRHS student ever wear the following items to a school event: 

• Torn clothing

• Displayed body piercings

• Visible tattoos

• Work boots, clogs, or flip flops

• Tee-shirts with inappropriate writing or logos

• Ill-fitting pants/shorts of excessive or immodest length, leggings, jeggings, yoga pants, or sweatpants

• Gym shorts

• Bare midriff (i.e. any top that does not allow for full coverage while sitting, standing, or dancing)

Failure to adhere to the dress-down and semi-formal dress code delineated above will result in disciplinary action and may result in a student being withheld from class and/or a school activity until an appropriate change of clothing is dropped off by a parent/guardian.

Please click the button below to view the latest Dress Code policy from our Student Handbook.

DRESS CODE POLICY FROM STUDENT HANDBOOK

Flynn O'Hara

Flynn O'Hara will provide our students with a quality product and our parents with an exceptional customer service experience. Flynn O'Hara is so confident in the quality of their products that they guarantee them through the school year.

St. Rose High School has an online shop for spirit clothes and St. Rose accessories.  Everyone is invited to visit and purchase items from our online store.

Our lunch provider, Rivers Edge Cafe uses PaySchools, one of the largest providers of lunch POS systems in the country.  You can create a PaySchools account, add your child, add money onto their account, and setup rules on how much they can purchase and if/when your card is used to replenish your balance.

Complete the steps below (ON A COMPUTER NOT THE MOBILE APP) to register and setup your lunch account:

1. Go to PaySchoolsCentral.com
2. Click Register
3. Enter Parent Information (Email, Name, Address, Mobile #)
4. Check the box agreeing to the terms and conditions
5. Click Register
6. Payschools will send you an email confirmation.  Check your email within 30 minutes
7. Open the email from Payschools and click the link to finish setting up your account
8. It will take you back into PayschoolCentral to add your child and add funds
9. Choose ST. ROSE from the school drop down
10. Enter your child's Student ID #.  That is a five digit # which was sent to you in an email and text message.  Their Student ID # is also their PW for Powerschool.  Ask them
11. Choose the amount you want to add to your child's lunch account
12. Enter a credit card
13. Checkout
14. The final step allows you to set limits on daily spending and you can also set a threshold for when your account drops below a certain amount Payschools will automatically charge your payment method a preset amount.  For example, anytime your account drops below $10 it will charge $50. (Like NJ EZ-PASS)
15. Finally, you can setup email/text notifications for low balances, auto replenishments, etc
16. We suggest you also download the Payschools Mobile App for the iPhone or Android.

Watch the tutorial below to see how to register and set up your account:

Dal Pra was also an assistant football coach when Ocean won the Central Jersey Group 3 crown in 2000 and 2005 and was named baseball coach of the year in 2006 by the Asbury Park Press. While teaching and coaching at Ocean Coach Del earned his Masters degree from Kean University with a degree in School Administration. In 2008, Dal Pra was then hired as Red Bank's athletic director and tasked with resuscitating a struggling athletic department. That fall season, the football team was 0-10 and the boys and girls soccer, girls tennis and field hockey teams combined for just nine wins. "Those times were horrible for me," he said. "We had teams playing on fields and courts that had no upgrades in almost 40 years. Outdated uniforms and equipment had to be replaced with one of the smallest budgets in the Shore Conference. I knew I had to think outside the box because it was not safe for our student-athletes and they deserved better."

With the help of some very dedicated parents, Dal Pra founded the Buc Backer Booster Club in 2009. He fostered the buy-in from the entire coaching staff and they helped him build a winning culture in Little Silver that was missing for a long time. From 2010-2020 he was also able to start and finish such projects as lights for the stadium field, new home and away stands, a new wood gym floor, new gym lights, new gym bleachers and new scoreboards in the fieldhouse. His most proud moment was the opening of a new state of the art weight room. Coach Del was named Athletic Director of the year in 2016 and 2020 and retired from RBR in July 2020. Before retiring all of the RBR teams were running successful programs and playing on top notch facilities.

In 2021 the NJSIAA enshrined Coach Del in the New Jersey State Coaches Hall of Fame in Robbinsville. Last school year 2021-2022 Dal Pra worked at Matawan High School in the Security Department. Currently he works for the Philadelphia Phillies as an assistant groundskeeper for the Jersey Shore BlueClaws. “I love working for the BlueClaws and enjoy every minute I am at the ballpark,” Dal Pra said. “However, I am even more excited to get back to working as a high school Athletic Director, especially at St. Rose. I’ve had a lot of great offers this past summer but when the opportunity to work at a school that appreciates its coaches and athletes like St. Rose does came along- I jumped at the chance."

"St. Rose's win of the Shop-Rite Cup in 2021-2022 for Private Group 1 schools demonstrates its commitment to athletics with programs and coaches on the top of their game.  I am excited to work with the coaches and athletes to take the program to the next level."

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Our lunch menu is updated monthly by our Food Services Provider: 

Rivers Edge Cafe - Nicole Reale

https://riversedgenj.com/

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