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Richmond High School
Students at Richmond High School are provided with an environment where all students have access to curriculum and experiences that prepares them for the rigor of College, Career, and Citizenship.
Richmond High School provides all students with a standard-based curriculum, academic programs, and resources addressing the social-emotional and physical needs which empower all students toward becoming life-long-learners.Richmond High School Art(Visit site)
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The Richmond Creative & Performing Arts (CAPA) Production Pathway has recently moved its drama program to an after-school activity, while refocusing on the technical aspects of theater such as set design and building, using CAD and an extensive building shop, and lighting and sound. Learn MoreRichmond High School Engineering(Visit site)
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The Richmond Engineering Academy prepares students for engineering careers with courses in Introduction to Engineering Design (grade 9) and Engineering Principles (grade 10). In 11th grade students take Computer Science Software Engineering, and in the 12th, Civil Engineering and Architecture. Learn MoreRichmond High School Law(Visit site)
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The Richmond Law Academy prepares its students for careers in law and government. It begins by establishing a foundation through an Introduction to Law class that addresses the Bill of Rights and the structure of the various levels of courts. Learn MoreRichmond High School Health(Visit site)
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The Richmond Public Health Academy gives students a strong medical foundation, starting in 9th grade with medical biology, in 10th a course in public health, and then diving deeper into mental health and illness and public policy in that area in 11th, ending in 12th with intensive health careers, and life skills. Learn MoreRichmond High School Media(Visit site)
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The Richmond Media Academy starts students off with a foundation in learning the skills of creating many types of digital media, followed by an advanced photography class to learn to create images composed for a given purpose. In 12th grade, students end with a course in advanced media journalism. Learn More
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