D. RAHI is a bridge program with rules fashioned for high school students who are encouraged to develop their own models from institutional rules, procedures and events as they enter college. Mandatory study halls are in force during which students has access to tutors, computer labs and the Rasmuson Library. Student progress is reviewed at weekly staff meetings. Students failing to meet academic assignments and schedules are challenged individually and an intervention is performed if the student expresses a desire to meet their academic obligations. Daily attendance and tardies are collected and recorded for all classes.
Students bear responsibility to awaken and to get themselves to class.
First hour absences are phoned back to dorm staff, and all rooms are checked 10 minutes after first hour classes start. All students meet individually at program close with staff to assess their performance, test scores, college and career plans, and other concerns. Students choose Alaska Native Dance or Aerobics, each for one credit. Dance celebrates the varied cultures, dances and songs of Alaska Natives. Aerobics at RAHI emphasizes aerobic conditioning and healthy dietary habits.