Rogers High School (Arkansas)
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Rogers High School is a secondary school located in Rogers, Arkansas. It is separated into two campuses; one for sophomores and one for juniors & seniors. Though officially part of a student's high school career, the Rogers school district does not colloquially recognize ninth grade as part of high school, but as a part of junior high.
Principal for the sophomore campus is Dr. Larry Ben, and vice principals are Gary Orr, Terry Gracy and Karen Smith.
Principal for the junior & senior campus is Bill Stringer, and vice principals are Mark Kruger, Robert Moore, Karen Smith, and Ronnie Highfill.
Beginning the 2008-2009 school year, Rogers High School will include grades nine through twelve in one building, diminishing the existence of a separate campus for sophomores.
Newsweek recognizes Rogers High School as one of the top 1,000 high schools in America, based on the number of students taking advanced placement exams.
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