Rocky Mountain High School (Wyoming)
| Rocky Mountain High School | |
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| Established | 1983 |
| Type | Public High School |
| Principal | Tim Winland |
| Students | 133[1] |
| Grades | 9–12 |
| Location | Cowley, Wyoming, USA |
| District | Big Horn County School District #1 |
| Campus | Rural |
| Colors | Brown and Gold |
| Mascot | Grizzly Bear |
| Website | bighorn1.com |
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Rocky Mountain Middle/High School, or RMMHS, is a public high school in Cowley, Wyoming, United States. RMHS, which covers grades 6 through 12, is part of Big Horn County School District 1. RMHS serves the cities of Byron, Deaver, Cowley, and Frannie. The school mascot is the Grizzly Bear.
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[edit] History
In the fall of 2010 students moved into a beautiful new high school-middle school facility on the southeast side of Cowley, Wyoming. The school features state of the art technology, a large commons area and two gymnasiums.
The school building that used to house RMHS was completed in 1956 to house the Byron High School. At that time only students from Byron attended the school. A typical graduating class from BHS had about 20 to 25 students. In 1983 it was decided to consolidate the three high schools in the north end of Big Horn County into one school. These three schools were Byron High School, Cowley High School, and Deaver-Frannie High School.[2]
[edit] Academics
Rocky Mountain high school offers a multitude of opportunities for students through elective classes and extracurricular activities. There is an active music department with both a concert choir and concert band. The art department includes art classes and an art club. Vocational classes include: Woodworking, Welding, Foods, Home Economics, Auto Body, and Auto Mechanics. There is also an active student council along with chapters of FCCLA, FBLA, and FFA.[citation needed]
[edit] Athletics
RMHS offers sporting opportunities in football, volleyball, cross-country, basketball, wrestling, track, cheerleading.[3]
RMHS is the home to a state champion dance, boys and girls basketball, girls cross country, football teams, and most recently 2010 2A Volleyball champions.[citation needed].[4]
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