Red Bank High School

Excellence in Action

Since 1940, RBHS has been at the pinnacle of public education. It is the school by which others measure their achievement. A leader both academically and athletically, Red Bank High School has created a tradition of excellence. RBHS is committed to producing confident, self-directed, life-long learners. The curriculum is designed to place student learning in a meaningful and relevant context. The school provides diverse opportunities for maximum success.

Graduates from Red Bank High School have become leaders locally, nationally, and internationally. The tradition continues by creating a rich environment in which students may fulfill their potential; whether it be in areas of academics, athletics, vocational skills, or fine arts.

Red Bank High School is located at the base of Signal Mountain in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Few schools have a more beautiful setting. It is a place where students can grow, mature, and achieve academic and personal success.

Our past has set the standard; our future will carry on the tradition of excellence.

Red Bank is a comprehensive high school, offering college preparatory courses in an academy format. Ambitious students may elect to pursue a more rigorous curriculum through Academic Honors, AP and/or Dual Enrollment courses. Most Technical Path cluster courses are offered off-site at Sequoyah Vocational Center.

Students at Red Bank High School traditionally score above the system, state, and national averages on standardized tests.

Athletics and Activities

Red Bank High School has won state championships in many sports, including football in 2000, and our students have the opportunity to participate in all of the TSSAA sanctioned sports. As a public school, Red Bank's athletic facilities are second to none. The newest facility is a $400,000 eight-lane track which was completed in the Spring of 2002.

Students are encouraged to get involved in extracurricular activities. The school newspaper - The Blue and White - and the yearbook - The ROAR - are both award winning publications. School news is broadcast daily by our in-house TV network, WRBH. Six service clubs and 11 interest clubs are available for students to join, in addition to three honorary societies. If students have an interest in music, they can showcase their talents in the marching band, concert band, jazz band, or concert choir.