Rosemont High School

My 350^th review.
As my junior high school days at Sam Brannan Middle School concluded in mid 2004, I participated with Rosemont High School during the 2004 — 2005 school year as a freshman. I was started in an awkward tweeny ways until I became matured during the 2008 — 2009 school year as a senior, and I did graduated here as the class of 2009 all thanks to my teachers and staffers especially my cool & friendly high school students too to keep me motivated and confident.
Coming to Rosemont High School brings me back memories that I really enjoyed for. Every staffers from the front office desk, counselors, and janitors were doing a great job for making the students especially their parents an amazing service. The teachers that I participated during the 4-​year high school experience were also doing a great job too by showing the students to be educated and intelligent. Finally, the coaches for this high school were doing a fine job to keep their athletes more courage and on-​going.
Every aisle for this high school are very clean and tidy after it opened and established their doors since 2003. The concept for this high school is very modern in a contemporary way. The huge, back side grassy area out from the high school buildings are very fresh and neatly, so it’s playable to play soccer and baseball. The tennis court, indoor basketball fields and the their own football field are also wonderful too, so you can see all the high school sports action here! Additionally, the cafeteria and the library looked mesmerizing to see the gorgeous view of the school outside. Finally, the auditorium is not that bad at all after I participated some good plays provided by the drama class here.
In the end, Rosemont High School is the finest high school that I’ve ever participated and enrolled this school that I will forever cherish. Being the Class of 2009 is a huge honor for me, and I’ll always remember these fabulous moments. Thanks for the memories Rosemont High, keep that spirit coming! My rating: 4 solid stars.

This is a review of the auditorium — our ballet studio held its annual recital here. The auditorium is impressive for being a high school theater. And considering all the financial cuts The Arts usually gets, the students are lucky to have such a lovely, state of the art facility for productions.
It holds about 400 audience members and the stage is of professional quality and size. A student interested in learning theater production would be fortunate to learn here with all the curtain mechanics, lighting, props, staging, etc.
Back stage has separate make-​up/​dressing rooms for males and female performers. It’s large enough to hold about 10 people getting ready in each room at the same time. The vanity mirrors are well lit for make-​up application and the room has two sinks and long counter space. The only downside the back stage area is the bathroom situation. The women’s room only has one toilet but another large «getting ready» area. The auditorium bathrooms on the other hand boast about 10 stalls for theater goers.
All round, a great place to perform or watch a production!

Great location for Sunday Service for Elevation Church which was done in the auditorium at 10:30am. Never thought it would be this awesome.

The school is newer, staff are respectful and helpful. Offers a diverse program. The new football stadium is awesome.