The College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) courses are college-level courses in a wide variety of subjects that you can take while still at SRRHS.  These courses offer you challenging coursework and a taste of what college courses are like.  AP courses allow students to earn SRRHS credit along with the option of earning concurrent college credit (if the student achieves a qualifying score on subject-specific AP exams).  AP designation is listed within SRRHS course titles and descriptions.  For more information on the AP program, please see here. 

Students who complete Articulated College Credit (ACC) courses may be eligible for credit at the St. Cloud Technical and Community College.  ACC designation is listed within SRRHS course descriptions.  ACC courses can be found in the following departments: Business and Marketing; Family and Consumer Sciences; Industrial Technology; Language Arts; and Science.  ACC student data is collected for the purpose of issuing ACC and used by secondary and post-secondary institutions for reporting program effectiveness.  Any public reports are in aggregate form and protect student identity.  Please click here to see the list of courses available for ACC credit.

The Huskies to High School Program (HHS) is St. Cloud State University’s concurrent enrollment program. HHS is a partnership between SRRHS (and other participating high schools) and the university which allows eligible high school students to enroll in introductory college-level courses in their high schools. Courses are facilitated on a day-to-day basis by the local high school teacher. The integrity of the university course content is maintained through direct involvement with a SCSU faculty member.  HHS designation is listed within SRRHS course titles and descriptions.  

General requirements are:

• Seniors: Rank in top 50% of class and pass any necessary placement tests
• Juniors: Rank in top 33% of class and pass any necessary placement tests
• Sophomores: Rank in top 10% of class and pass any necessary placement tests

These standards may change based on specific course requirements from the university.  

More information on the HHS program can be found here. 

Students need two (2) trimester credits in the Arts. These courses can be taken in grades 9-12. The following courses meet the Arts requirement for the State of Minnesota.