B.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
Intramural teams include the following sports and others to
be determined:
Fall:
Winter:
C.
any student seeking additional support in mastering
subject area content. It is a student-focused support
room where on-on-one, small group, and peer-to-peer
tutoring is accessible.
Flag football
Bowling
Basketball
ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS
BEAM&R
BRMSailing
Debate/Forensics
Jazz Band
Mech Warriors
Model UN
Philosophy Club
Pep Band
Politics Club
Qui z Bowl
Ultimate Frisbee
Warriors for LIFE
Students who are seeking support or who have a
Brother Rice Student Support Plan due to a
documented learning disability may be assigned to the
Achieve Plus Center during their study periods.
Chess Club
Marian/Rice Players
Photography Club
Ping Pong Club
SADD
A+ Tutoring Hours: M,T,R:
W:
F:
Student Support Plans
To receive a Brother Rice Student Support Plan which
may include test accommodations, a student must have
paperwork on file with a diagnosis that would warrant
the need for supports and accommodations. Paperwork
would include a current IEP, a 504 Plan, or a full
psychological evaluation. It is recommended that
documentation be less than three (3) years old.
Eligibility Requirements:
In order for a student to participate in extra-curricular
activities at Brother Rice, they must meet the academic
eligibility requirements.
If a student is unable to attend school for any reason, it will
affect that student’s eligibility to participate in extra-curricular.
Refer to Absences and Extra-Curricular Activities for
more information.
D.
HONOR SOCIETIES
Invitation to apply for membership to honor societies is based
upon requirements established by specific honor societies. A
Faculty Honors Advisory Council appointed by the Principal
will review applications and make recommendations of who
is to be accepted based on commitment to academics,
leadership, Christian service, and commitment to the mission
of Brother Rice: Respect; Integrity; Character; and
Excellence. These standards must be maintained for
continuing membership.
Paperwork must be submitted by September 30 of the
academic year for the student to receive
accommodations for the school year. Once the
paperwork is on file with our Student Support Specialist,
students will continue to receive the accommodations as
detailed in their support plans through their time at
Brother Rice High School.
C.
Any student found in violation of the Brother Rice Student
Code of Conduct may lose the privilege of membership in all
honor societies, including non-curricular societies.
Latin Honor Society
National Honor Society
Spanish Honor Society
Copies of the announcements are available in the Main
Office.
STUDENT SERVICES
Academic Resource Center (ARC)
The Academic Resource Center (ARC) provides programs,
services and resources to support instruction, enhance
student academic success, and retain a diverse student
body. Comprising three components – Enhanced Learning
Services, Writing Resources, and Academic Resources –
the ARC will arrange and provide services and
accommodations for students with academic challenges,
and provide workshops, tutoring and other forms of
collaborative learning to help students become effective
and independent learners. The ARC serves faculty wishing
to make courses more accessible for students and to
improve student writing and speaking skills.
ARC Hours:
M,T,R:
W:
F:
B.
Announcements
Announcements are made in first period following the
morning prayer over the PA or may be televised. Students
are expected to listen to the announcements in silence so
they are able to hear important information regarding the
school, athletics, extra-curriculars, etc.
Students who wish to have something included in the
announcements must have the notice signed by the
appropriate moderator, teacher or administrator and
submitted to the Main Office at least one day prior to when
the announcement is to be read.
Students must qualify for and maintain qualifications for
membership in these honor societies:
A.
7:00am to 4:00pm
7:00am to 1:49pm
7:00am to 3:00pm
7:00am to 5:00pm
7:00am to 1:49pm
3:30pm to 5:00pm
7:00am to 4:30pm
Achieve Plus Center
The Achieve Plus (A+) Center is located on the first floor
of Old Monastery Hall at Brother Rice High School. The
center provides a supportive learning environment for
D. Brother Rice Bookstore
Clothing, gifts, textbooks and other school items are
available for purchase at the Brother Rice High School
Bookstore and online (bookstore.brrice.edu). The Brother
Rice Bookstore is open on school days, during school hours
and summer hours from 9:00am to 2:00pm, Monday
through Friday.
Phone: 248.833.2330.
E. Food Services
All students must remain on campus during the lunch
period. Lunches may be purchased in the cafeteria, or
students may bring their own lunches and eat in the
cafeteria. The school’s expectation is that lunches will
not be delivered to the Main Office for students to pick
up.
F. Guidance Program and Services
At Brother Rice, counselors and academic advisors are
available for a student’s total educational support.
Counselors provide an environment to explore educational
opportunities, career choices, college options and personal
concerns. Students are assigned to a counselor, however
are free to meet with a counselor of their choice. Students
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