RENWEB

Your previously created “RenWeb” account is our completely integrated, web-based, school management software program that combines the needs of administration, staff, teachers, parents and students. Your personal “ParentsWeb” account is the “hub” for communication from the classroom to the home within the RenWeb system.

FACTS Online

FACTS provides flexible payment plan options for Strong Rock Christian School families. Through FACTS, families can budget their tuition, making a Strong Rock education more accessible and affordable. The process is simple, convenient, and secure. Every Strong Rock Christian School family is required to create and maintain a FACTS tuition account for processing payments.

SummerBook Program

PK3 - 5th

SummerBook Company (optional)

SummerBooks provide a thorough review of math, language arts, reading comprehension, writing, and thinking skills. Students who complete 6 weeks of work from their SummerBook get a special breakfast with the principals. Students who complete the whole SummerBook can have breakfast with the principals and wear jeans on the day of the breakfast.

English Department Summer Reading

Our Philosophy

Strong Rock Christian School’s English Department believes that reading is a valuable and necessary pursuit. In a culture inundated by social media, reading becomes an even more important part of the well-rounded student’s foundation as a learner, both now and in the future. 

As the summer break has become shorter, we recognize the need for balance in the lives of our school families. As a result, Strong Rock students taking College Preparatory English and Honors English will not have a required summer reading assignment. While reading is undoubtedly important for academic development, finding a balance between academic responsibilities and personal time is crucial for student well-being and overall success. AP and Dual Enrollment students will complete one required text over the summer.

The position of Strong Rock Christian School is well understood to be in strict adherence to the doctrines and principles taught in the Holy Scriptures, and the English Department endeavors to present and study all literature from a Biblical perspective. However, we do not endorse all the contents of every novel in our rich and varied collection of classic and modern literature. In order to meet certain academic standards and challenge students to improve their comprehension, vocabulary, and critical analysis skills, we must continue to offer material of varied genres, periods, and content, and will endeavor to do the same with the books our students choose to read within our classrooms.

As a college-preparatory school, Strong Rock will continue to pursue Biblical Truth and academic excellence in preparing students for college and beyond, and our new reading initiative will help us meet our goals.

New Reading Initiative

The English department began a new reading initiative in the fall of 2024. Students in grades 6-12 will participate in an independent reading initiative within their respective English classrooms. With the ability to choose books that interest them, students will begin an independent reading program with built-in accountability, reading time in class, and mentor support. Families will be receiving more information about this new program as school begins in August.

Colleges and universities expect students to have read widely in the classics of literature. Over the last decade, however, as middle and high school reading declines, college professors have recognized students’ inability to comprehend and analyze complex texts. It is our hope that the new reading initiative will re-kindle our students’ desire to read, improve their reading skills, and encourage them to tackle more advanced texts in the future.

Description of Course Levels: 

College Preparatory & Honors

The College Preparatory (CP) level class prepares students to meet the goals and expectations of the Strong Rock English curriculum. The Honors (H) level class focuses more on critical thinking/reading skills and covers material in greater depth than the CP level class.  Though these students are not required to complete a reading assignment over the summer, we will always encourage our students to read.  With this in mind, we offer a suggested reading list at each grade level for those students who wish to continue reading over the summer. Students who do so may notify their English teacher in the fall to receive an approved bonus.

Advanced Placement & Dual Enrollment

The Advanced Placement (AP) level course is a college-level course approved by the College Board that trains students to read complex texts with greater understanding and to develop richness, clarity, and complexity in their own writing. The Dual Enrollment/College course partners SRCS curriculum with the curriculum of Point University and adheres to attendance policies of Point University. Over the summer, AP and Dual-Enrollment students should read the appropriate text assigned at each level.  Any new AP or DER students enrolled before July 1 will receive the appropriate summer assignment from the admissions office and will be expected to complete the assignments on time.  AP and DER students enrolled after July 1 should begin the appropriate summer assignment immediately and consult with their English teacher by email to establish appropriate deadlines. AP and DER students are expected to have their completed work the first day of class.

The purpose of the program is to serve the school and the community population by providing quality educational, vocational, recreational and social programs for all age groups. The safety and security of children during the after school hours is a primary purpose of the program. The After School Enrichment Program (ASEP) strives to enrich the lives of all children who participate in the program.

After School tuition fees fund the cost for operation of the school facilities during the extended hours. The After School Enrichment Program is offered to all students enrolled at SRCS. The program stimulates students’ social, physical, and intellectual abilities through participation with their school peers.

For more information about After-School, contact Bethany Kingsley.

To register your child(ren) in After-School, click this link Online Registration.
 
Once registered use the MyProcare Online Parent Portal to manage your account.

ASEP Parent Agreement

ASEP Parent Handbook

Credit Card Authorization Form

Strong Rock is committed to providing students and staff with hearty and nutritious meals each day. Lunch is included in the cost of tuition for students in Kindergarten through High School. Meals are prepared by SAGE Dining and served from 10:45 – 1:15 daily. 

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Elementary School

Pre-Kindergarten - Fifth Grade School Day:  8:00 a.m. – 2:50 p.m.  (except on Wednesday, dismissal 1:45 p.m.)  

Tuesday Chapels:  

• 8:15 – 8:45    4th & 5th Grades 
• 8:50 – 9:20    2nd & 3rd Grades
• 9:25 – 9:50    K, 1st Grades
• 9:55-10:15     PreK3 & PreK4

Tutorials: To be scheduled by individual teachers

Academy/High School

School Day:  8:00 a.m. – 3:15 p.m. (except on Wednesday, dismissal 1:55 p.m.)

Chapels:  Tuesdays: 8:55 a.m.– 9:25 a.m.

Tutorials: To be scheduled by individual teachers

Academy Schedule

High School Schedule

Half Day Bell Schedule

Please be sure to check with teacher to ensure availability.

Full Tutoring Schedule

Wednesday Club List

Wednesday Club Schedule

National Honor Society Member Selection Process

Membership in Strong Rock Christian School’s (SRCS) National Honor Society is an honor bestowed upon a student. Selection for membership is by a Faculty Council and is based on outstanding scholarship, character, leadership, and service. General requirements are as follows:

• Candidates must be a member of the sophomore, junior, or senior classes.

• Candidates must have been in attendance at SRCS for at least one full semester.

• Candidates must have a minimum cumulative scholastic average of 4.0.

• Candidates must provide a minimum of four character references.

• Candidates must give examples of involvement in leadership positions.

• Candidates must provide a list of hours and type of service performed.

• An NHS member who transfers from another school and brings a letter from the principal or chapter adviser to the SRCS adviser shall be accepted automatically as a member in this school's chapter. Transfer members must meet SRCS standards within one semester in order to retain membership.

All pre-approved absences are recorded as excused absences.  If the student leaves town without getting a pre-approved absence form completed and on file, it is counted as an unexcused absence. Juniors and Seniors may take up to three pre-approved absences for college visits, which will not be counted as unexcused absences in terms of exemptions from exams.  Please complete the pre-approved absence form below and return it at least five days in advance of absence.

Elementary Pre-Approved Absence Form

Public/Private Active Facebook Groups or Pages

Private Groups/Pages may require validation of enrollment before prior to viewing or posting.

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FINE ARTS

SRCS Patriots Band
SRCS Jr. Patriot Players
Strong Rock Patriot Players

ATHLETICS

Strong Rock Christian Strength & Conditioning

Strong Rock Girls Basketball
Strong Rock Christian School Softball
Strong Rock Christian Volleyball
Strong Rock Christian School Wrestling Team

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