5805 Highway 25
Flowood, MS 39232
School Phone: 601-992-2242
School Fax: 601-992-6005

Northwest Rankin High School Vision -- "Educating Tomorrow's Leaders Today"

July 27 - Students in grades 10 - 12
may pick up schedules in counseling office from

8 am -11 am and 12:15 pm - 2 pm
No schedule changes will be done this day -- change of schedule request must be filled out and signed by parent.

Thursday, August 5 - Freshman orientation
6 pm - all students report to gym and parents report to the performing arts building

Monday, August 9 - first day of school

Congratulations to these NWRHS teachers:
Mary Jane Cox - MS Art Educator of the Year (HS)
Dani Edmonson - RCSD New Teacher of the Year
Rush Sweeney - MS Economics Teacher of the Year
Jennifer Wilson - Presdiential Award for Math

Senior Project 2010-2011 manual is now available -- click on the "About NWRHS " button on the menu bar to the left of this page.

Summer Reading Information

Summer Reading List -- All Grades
9th grade

9th grade Accelerated English
10th grade

11th grade

AP Letter

AP English Language
AP English Literature and Composition

Assignment - How to Read Lit like a Professor

Chart - Memory Keeper

 

 

 

 

 

Based on new evaluation criteria established by the Mississippi State Department of Education, Northwest Rankin High School is one of 11 schools across the state to be designated a "STAR" school -- the highest rating available.  

The National High Schools That Work network has named Northwest Rankin High School as a Pacesetter School for 2007-2010. The Pacesetter Award was established in 2007 and is the highest award given by the Southern Regional Education Board.

As part of the Rankin County School District, Northwest Rankin High School is located in Flowood, Mississippi on Hwy 25 (Lakeland Drive) just a couple of miles east of the Castlewoods Blvd/Grants Ferry intersection.

 

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Our Mission at Northwest Rankin is:

• Each student is a valued individual with unique physical, social, emotional and educational needs capable of learning, and learning is the chief priority for the school.
  
• Students need to demonstrate their understanding of essential knowledge and skills, be actively involved in solving problems, and learn responsibility in producing quality work.
  
• The school, in partnership with the community and family, should foster the student's understanding of his or her role as a contributing member of our society.