Advanced PlacementAdvanced Placement

Deciding to take an AP course lets colleges and universities know that you have what it takes to succeed in an undergraduate environment. When admissions officers see “AP” on your transcript, they know that what you experienced in a particular class has prepared you well for the challenges of college. Taking AP is a sign that you’re up for the most rigorous classes your high school has to offer.  By taking an AP course and scoring successfully on the related AP Exam, you can save on college expenses: most colleges and universities nationwide offer college credit, advanced placement, or both, for qualifying AP Exam scores. These credits can allow students to save college tuition, study abroad, or secure a second major. AP can transform what once seemed unattainable into something within reach.  

Advanced Placement courses offered at Romeo High School

The following AP courses are available at Romeo High School.  Contact your teacher or guidance counselor to learn more about these offerings and check the High School Curriculum Guide for additional information.

• AP Biology
• AP Calculus AB
• AP Calculus BC
• AP Chemistry
• AP Computer Science Principles
• AP English Language and Composition
• AP English Literature  and Composition
• AP German Language and Culture
• AP Physics
• AP Spanish Language and Culture
• AP Statistics
• AP United States Government and Politics
• AP United States History
• AP World History

Annual Education Report (AER)

The AER is designed to meet the federal requirements of the Every Student Succeeds Act for an annual report.  The Combined Report provides detailed data on state administered student assessment results, teacher qualification information, civil rights information, and the state results for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). There is a Combined Report populated with the appropriate information for the state, each LEA, and each school.  This year's report will not have the student assessment and accountability data due to federal waivers being applied last year. 

District Annual Education Report

District Annual Education Report 2023-2024

School Annual Education Reports

Amanda Moore Elementary Annual Education Report 2023-2024

Hamilton-Parsons Elementary Annual Education Report 2023-2024

Hevel Elementary Annual Education Report 2023-2024

Indian Hills Elementary Annual Education Report 2023-2024

Washington Elementary Annual Education Report 2023-2024

Romeo Middle School Annual Education Report 2023-2024

Romeo High School Annual Education Report 2023-2024

Dual Enrollment

Dual enrollment is a process by which high school students may enroll in college courses for high school and college credit. The Postsecondary Enrollment Option Act (PA 160 of 1996) establishes the opportunity for Michigan high school students to dual enroll in college courses at Michigan postsecondary institutions when certain criteria are met. High school students need to be continually challenged in order to maintain their academic interests and such challenges must include rigorous academic pursuits. Providing a wider variety of options to students by encouraging and enabling them to dual enroll assures new and exciting academic challenges.  For more information, please consult our Postsecondary Dual Enrollment Handbook.

Dual Enrollment Handbook

Grading for Learning in Grades 6-12

Grading Parent Letter, August 2023

Updated August 2023 Grading Standards Grades 6-12

Standards Based Grading in Grades K-5

Standards Based Grading Parent Letter
Standards Based Grading FAQ
How to View Standards in Parent Portal

Elementary Report Cards

Kindergarten Report Card
First Grade Report Card
Second Grade Report Card
Third Grade Report Card
Fourth Grade Report Card
Fifth Grade Report Card