May 1st, 2026 To: McMichael High School Students & Parents (DMHS) Morehead High School Student & Parents (MHS) Reidsville High School Student & Parents (RHS) Rockingham County High School Student & Parents (RCHS) Rockingham Early College High School Student & Parents (RECHS) BTWLC Students & Parents From: Dr. Charles Perkins - Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Mr. Jason Hyler - Director of Secondary Schools Cc: High School Principals High School Counselors RCS Executive Staff RCS School Board Re: 2025-2026 Spring Exam Schedule for EOC and CTE Tested Courses Traditional High Schools RECHS Friday, May 29th : EOC Day 1 Monday, June 1st : EOC Day 2 Tuesday, June 2nd: CTE & EOC Remediation 1st Period - 8:30 - 11:30 4th Period - 12:30 - 3:30 Wednesday, June 3rd: CTE & EOC Remediation 2nd Period - 8:30 - 11:30 5th Period - 12:30 - 3:30 Thursday, June 4th: Retesting/Make-up Testing Thursday, May 14th: Biology EOC Math 1 EOC Math 3 EOC Friday, May 15th: English II EOC Monday, May 18th: EOC Remediation Tuesday, May 19th: EOC Remediation Wednesday, May 20th: Retesting Daily Schedule All EOC and CTE Exams must be administered at school on a school issued Chromebook. After testing is completed, students who choose to leave will follow the normal school procedures for checking out early. Bus transportation will follow the NORMAL DISMISSAL SCHEDULE for all students in Rockingham County. Some students may be scheduled for makeup testing after a regularly scheduled exam. Students should not visit any other Rockingham County Schools’ Campus during any exam days. Students who are found on other campuses may be charged with trespassing (Board Policy 4302). Exam Exemptions Exam exemptions are limited due to required state testing measures; no EOC or CTE test may be exempted. Students should check with their individual school with any specific questions. Students who do not attend school during exam days will be counted as absent. Please note that athletic eligibility for Fall 2026 is based on grades and attendance from 2nd semester. Student athletes who have questions regarding attendance should see their school’s athletic director. Inclement Weather If school is canceled, testing will continue (or begin) on the next full day of school. Also, if school is delayed (1 or 2 hours), an announcement will be made by the Rockingham County School District notifying parents and students whether or not exams will take place. If a student misses school, he/she will be counted as absent. Counting EOC Exams scores as part of the Final Grade As in previous years, the EOC test raw scores will be converted to a 100 point score and this 100 point score will be averaged as 20% of the student’s final course grade. Grades for Math I and Math III will be available soon after the testing is completed. However, because the English II test requires scoring of the written response component, grades for students who are in this course could be delayed by up to two weeks. If the scores are not quickly available, English II students will receive an Incomplete (I) on their report cards. Retesting End-of-course retesting opportunities will take place before the close of the school year. If your student qualifies for a retest based on their initial assessment results, you will receive an official notification letter with specific details and next steps. Please be assured that we will communicate all necessary information promptly to support your child’s success. Questions Our students and teachers have worked diligently to prepare for exams. If you have specific questions regarding your child’s exams, please contact your student’s teacher, guidance counselor, and/or principal.

Spring EOC & CTE Exam Schedule

DMHS

May 5, 2026

May 1st, 2026

To: McMichael High School Students & Parents (DMHS)

Morehead High School Student & Parents (MHS)

Reidsville High School Student & Parents (RHS)

Rockingham County High School Student & Parents (RCHS)

Rockingham Early College High School Student & Parents (RECHS)

BTWLC Students & Parents 

From:    Dr. Charles Perkins - Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction

Mr. Jason Hyler - Director of Secondary Schools

Cc: High School Principals

High School Counselors

RCS Executive Staff

RCS School Board

Re: 2025-2026 Spring Exam Schedule for EOC and CTE Tested Courses

Traditional High Schools

RECHS

Friday, May 29th  :               EOC Day 1

Monday, June 1st :               EOC Day 2

Tuesday, June 2nd:               CTE & EOC Remediation

                                                1st Period - 8:30 - 11:30

                                                4th Period - 12:30 - 3:30

                                 

Wednesday, June 3rd:          CTE & EOC Remediation

                                                2nd Period - 8:30 - 11:30

                                                5th Period - 12:30 - 3:30

Thursday, June 4th:              Retesting/Make-up Testing                                            

Thursday, May 14th:           Biology EOC

                                               Math 1 EOC

                                               Math 3 EOC

                                                                         

Friday, May 15th:                English II EOC

                                   

Monday, May 18th:             EOC Remediation

                                        

Tuesday, May 19th:             EOC Remediation

                                    

Wednesday, May 20th:       Retesting                                    

Daily Schedule

All EOC and CTE Exams must be administered at school on a school issued Chromebook.  After testing is completed, students who choose to leave will follow the normal school procedures for checking out early. Bus transportation will follow the NORMAL DISMISSAL SCHEDULE for all students in Rockingham County. Some students may be scheduled for makeup testing after a regularly scheduled exam.  

Students should not visit any other Rockingham County Schools’ Campus during any exam days.  Students who are found on other campuses may be charged with trespassing (Board Policy 4302).

Exam Exemptions

Exam exemptions are limited due to required state testing measures; no EOC or CTE test may be exempted.  Students should check with their individual school with any specific questions.  Students who do not attend school during exam days will be counted as absent.  Please note that athletic eligibility for Fall 2026 is based on grades and attendance from 2nd semester.  Student athletes who have questions regarding attendance should see their school’s athletic director.

Inclement Weather

If school is canceled, testing will continue (or begin) on the next full day of school.  Also, if school is delayed (1 or 2 hours), an announcement will be made by the Rockingham County School District notifying parents and students whether or not exams will take place.  If a student misses school, he/she will be counted as absent.

Counting EOC Exams scores as part of the Final Grade

As in previous years, the EOC test raw scores will be converted to a 100 point score and this 100 point score will be averaged as 20% of the student’s final course grade. Grades for Math I and Math III will be available soon after the testing is completed.  However, because the English II test requires scoring of the written response component, grades for students who are in this course could be delayed by up to two weeks.  If the scores are not quickly available, English II students will receive an Incomplete (I) on their report cards.

Retesting

End-of-course retesting opportunities will take place before the close of the school year. If your student qualifies for a retest based on their initial assessment results, you will receive an official notification letter with specific details and next steps. Please be assured that we will communicate all necessary information promptly to support your child’s success.

Questions

Our students and teachers have worked diligently to prepare for exams.  If you have specific questions regarding your child’s exams, please contact your student’s teacher, guidance counselor, and/or principal.