Our Patron

       Anatol Carridad Rodgers nee Reeves, esteemed patron, in whose honor our school has been named, was born on August 06, 1917. She was the eldest child of Cleveland H. and Lucille Robinson Reeves. She and her father, Cleveland H. Reeves, share a common distinguished and historic legacy, of having schools named in their honor, because of their invaluable contributions to the development of education and molding of lives within The Bahamas.

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    Anatol Rodgers High School is a comprehensive six-tier public, secondary learning institution enrolling 1300 plus students from grades 7-12 and a Prevocational Unit. The school began enrolling students in the fall of 2008 and graduated its first senior class in the spring of 2011. On Monday August 28th 2008, 6 administrators along with Principal Judy Major, 54 teachers and 2 Guidance Counselors met at Remnant Tabernacle to plan for their first year.

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    Originally called Southwestern High School, Anatol Rodgers got its name on November 4th, 2008. Since then it has grown tremendously offering programs like Pre-engineering, Hospitality and Tourism Studies, Business Studies, Building Trades, Music and Family and Consumer Sciences. In the year 2015 Anatol Rodgers became a testing center for the AP examinations. To date we offer 4 AP examinations and we project that for year 2020-2021 we will now offer Seven (7) AP Subjects:

English Language

Calculus AB

Economics

European History

Psychology

Seminar

Biology

    Our extra curricular activities are just as impressive as we offer Student Christian Movement, Drama, Debate, Anchor, Key, Chess, Science, Bridge Building, Book and College Clubs, Nursing and Teachers Cadets, JA, YEP, Rangers, Royal Knights, Elites and Technical Cadets. Anatol Rodgers High School is accredited by The Bahamas Ministry of Education and holds membership in the American College Board. Additionally 11th graders who passed their BGCSEs  can enroll in The Jumpstart program at the University of The Bahamas and earn college credits in their senior year. The School has a strong graduation rate and offers many programs that assist students towards tertiary education as we have created a College going culture.