Welcome to the Career Center!
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8 am - 4:00 pm
Monday - Friday: 8 am - 4:00 pm
Interested in presenting to our students?
Use the button below to confirm a date and time.
Use the button below to confirm a date and time.
Career Center Google Classroom:
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Need to reach one of the other members of our counseling team?
Check out their sites and Social Media!
Check out their sites and Social Media!
The RMHS Counselors:
Mr. Avina: 9th SpEd, CAFE, Alpha: A - Di
Mrs. Garcia: 10th SpEd, RACE, Alpha: Do - Lomeli, SMART Programs
Ms. Watson: 11th SpEd, AVID, Alpha: Lopez - Q
Mr. Solis: 12th SpEd, TTECHS/VAPA, Alpha: R - Z
Ms. Pantaleon: Counseling Support Services (Targeted Counselor)
Mr. Silva: Counseling Support Services (COSA)
Mr. Avina: 9th SpEd, CAFE, Alpha: A - Di
Mrs. Garcia: 10th SpEd, RACE, Alpha: Do - Lomeli, SMART Programs
Ms. Watson: 11th SpEd, AVID, Alpha: Lopez - Q
Mr. Solis: 12th SpEd, TTECHS/VAPA, Alpha: R - Z
Ms. Pantaleon: Counseling Support Services (Targeted Counselor)
Mr. Silva: Counseling Support Services (COSA)
Student Program Opportunities
Riverside County Fire Explorers
The Riverside County Fire Department Fire Explorer Program is a youth program organized through 'Learning For Life'. The program is designed to allow male and female youth, between the ages of 14 and 20, to explore a career in the fire service. The explorers receive training similar to volunteer and professional firefighters, including basic fire chemistry, hose evolutions, ladder operations, medical and CPR training, hazardous materials, and auto extrication.
The training program is intense and demanding, however the rewards are increased character and the understanding of what it takes to pursue a career in the fire service.
The Riverside County Fire Department Fire Explorer Program is a youth program organized through 'Learning For Life'. The program is designed to allow male and female youth, between the ages of 14 and 20, to explore a career in the fire service. The explorers receive training similar to volunteer and professional firefighters, including basic fire chemistry, hose evolutions, ladder operations, medical and CPR training, hazardous materials, and auto extrication.
The training program is intense and demanding, however the rewards are increased character and the understanding of what it takes to pursue a career in the fire service.
Guest Speakers
Previous guest speakers can be found here
Previous guest speakers can be found here
Check back for future guest speakers!
Featured Scholarships
For more scholarships and information please click on the Scholarships 2025 tab above
For more scholarships and information please click on the Scholarships 2025 tab above
RMHS Local Scholarship
The RMHS Local Scholarship Application will be due on January 17th, 2025
Please email Ms. Henderson ([email protected]) with any questions or concerns.
The RMHS Local Scholarship Application will be due on January 17th, 2025
Please email Ms. Henderson ([email protected]) with any questions or concerns.
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Google Classroom Codes:
RMHS Seniors: 4eqtv3w OR Academy Seniors: AVID Seniors: ojrcue5 CAFE Seniors: we5yw6g RACE Seniors: 444ttnb |
The PSUSD Foundation Scholarships
2024-2025 Scholarship Application is only open to students enrolled in The Foundations SMART Mentoring Program
2024-2025 Scholarship Application is only open to students enrolled in The Foundations SMART Mentoring Program
Inland Empire Community Foundation’s Scholarship Opportunities
Many scholarships are available with various deadlines.
Use the link above and create a scholarship account to apply.
Many scholarships are available with various deadlines.
Use the link above and create a scholarship account to apply.
OneFuture Coachella Valley
Since 2009, OneFuture Coachella Valley and local nonprofit partners have aligned and awarded more than $16 million in scholarships to more than 2,600 students. On average, their scholars graduate at a higher rate with less student loan debt. This year, OneFuture Coachella Valley contributed more than $200,000 to match with the following partners to award a combined total of more than $400,000 in scholarship for local students.
Since 2009, OneFuture Coachella Valley and local nonprofit partners have aligned and awarded more than $16 million in scholarships to more than 2,600 students. On average, their scholars graduate at a higher rate with less student loan debt. This year, OneFuture Coachella Valley contributed more than $200,000 to match with the following partners to award a combined total of more than $400,000 in scholarship for local students.
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The Young Women Leaders (YWL)
The Young Women Leaders (YWL) is an engaging educational outreach program that has served high school seniors throughout the Coachella Valley since 2001. Students who participate in the program receive training, informational resources, and access to women leaders in the community who serve as role models.
The program’s goal is to guide young ladies into roles of leadership and success, as they prepare for college, business and life. Seniors who successfully complete the educational programming and project requirements are eligible to apply for either a need-based or merit scholarship. To date, WLF has distributed close to $800,000 in scholarship awards to 210 deserving young women in the community.
The Young Women Leaders (YWL) is an engaging educational outreach program that has served high school seniors throughout the Coachella Valley since 2001. Students who participate in the program receive training, informational resources, and access to women leaders in the community who serve as role models.
The program’s goal is to guide young ladies into roles of leadership and success, as they prepare for college, business and life. Seniors who successfully complete the educational programming and project requirements are eligible to apply for either a need-based or merit scholarship. To date, WLF has distributed close to $800,000 in scholarship awards to 210 deserving young women in the community.
Work Permits:
Need a work permit?
Visit our Work Based Learning teacher Mr. Kabel (Rm 203, Media Center) to see if you qualify. You can also visit Mr. Kabel's website at wblrmhs.weebly.com to learn more about his work experience class and how to receive high school credit for working!
Visit our Work Based Learning teacher Mr. Kabel (Rm 203, Media Center) to see if you qualify. You can also visit Mr. Kabel's website at wblrmhs.weebly.com to learn more about his work experience class and how to receive high school credit for working!
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Pizza Hut in Cathedral City, Palm Springs, and Desert Hot Springs are hiring for several different positions!
To Apply: Text YUMMY to 242424 or visit jobs.pizzahut.com |
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@Cinemark theaters at The River is hiring for several different positions!
APPLY TODAY: http://cinemark.com/careers |
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Shakey's in Palm Springs is looking for servers/dishwashers. Contact owner, Mr. Mahinda, at (760) 325-1521 for more information and to apply.
**Food handler's card preferred, but not necessary, to apply** |
Apply through the link below
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Omni Rancho Las Palmas is currently building their seasonal team of Lifeguards for Splashtopia! Be a part of an amazing team with their on-site Water Park, where you can make a difference and gain great work experience.
760-862-4502 for more information! |
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