Rochester Adams High School

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Rochester Adams High School
Established 1970
Type Public secondary
Affiliation Rochester Community Schools
Principal Diann Flack
Students 1462
Grades 9–12
Location Rochester Hills, Michigan USA
Mascot Highlander
Website [1]
Adam's Mascot: The Highlander.
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Adam's Mascot: The Highlander.

Rochester Adams High School (also called Adams) is located in Rochester Hills, Michiganand is part of the Rochester Community Schools. It was established in 1970.

The school is known for its sports, such as Varsity Football, which won the State Championship in 2003. Additional extracurricular programs include cross country, track and field, soccer, wrestling, diving, volleyball, golf, tennis, lacrosse, ultimate frisbee, baseball, color guard, swimming, dance, cheerleading, band, choir, robotics, and basketball, which won their second straight District Championship in 2006.

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[edit] Student Stats

[edit] Student to Teacher Ratio

School State Avg.
Students per teacher 21 18.2

[edit] Student Ethnicity

Ethnicity School State Avg.
White, non-Hispanic 96% 72%
Asian 1% 2%
Black, non-Hispanic 2% 20%
Hispanic <1% 4%
American Indian <1% <1%

[edit] Student Economic Level

School State Avg.
Students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch program 1% 36%


[edit] Notable Students & Staff

[edit] Students

[edit] Famous

  • Charlie Sanders Jr. (brief pro football stint)
  • Mary Jo Sanders (Professional female boxer)
  • Jana Kramer (Actress)
  • Joe Henry (Singer/Songwriter/Record Producer)

[edit] Infamous

  • Christopher Dankovich (Killed his mother by stabbing her 111 times)

[edit] Not Famous

  • Danny Seikel (brief JV soccer stint, BPA member, ultimate frisbee champion on 11-17-2006)

[edit] Notable Staff Members

  • Dr. Timothy Lentz (Illustrious Choir and Theatre Director of 35 years)

[edit] Athletics

State Championships and Runner-Up

Sport Year Champions/Runner-Up Notes
Boys Golf 1978 State Champions
Girls Tennis 1987 State Champions
Girls Soccer 1990 State Runner-Up
Boys Golf 1990 State Runner-Up
Girls Soccer 1992 State Champions
Cheer 1995 State Runner-Up MCAA
Baseball 1995 State Runner-Up
Cheer 1996 State Runner-Up MCAA, MHSAA
Baseball 1996 State Runner-Up
Gymnastics 1997 State Runner-Up
Wrestling 1998 State Champions
Girls Soccer 1997 State Runner-Up
Boys Golf 1999 State Runner-Up
Wrestling 1999 State Runner-Up
Girls Golf 1999 State Runner-Up
Girls Soccer 1999 State Champions
Boys Soccer 1999 State Champions
Girls X-Country 1999 State Runner-Up
Gymnastics 2001 State Runner-Up
Boys Soccer 2001 State Runner-Up
Boys Swimming 2002 State Runner-Up
Gymnastics 2002 State Champions
Gymnastics 2003 State Champions
Football 2003 State Champions
Cheer 2004 State Runner-Up MCAA
Gymnastics 2004 State Runner-Up
Cheer 2005 State Runner-Up MCAA
Cheer 2006 State Runner-Up MCAA
Girls X-Country 2006 State Champions

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