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Strong Rock Christian School is excited to welcome all families to campus for the 2025 Open House on Thursday, July 31, from 3 to 5 p.m.

Open House is a valuable opportunity for students and parents to meet teachers, explore classrooms, and prepare for a strong start to the new school year. Whether you’re joining us for the first time or returning to familiar halls, this event helps build a confident and connected foundation for the months ahead.

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Parents' Night Out – New School Year Orientation: A Special Event for Strong Rock Families

As the new school year approaches, Strong Rock Christian School is excited to invite both new and returning parents to a special event designed to help families prepare for the year ahead and connect with one another. Parents' Night Out – New School Year Orientation will take place on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. in the Strong Rock Gymnasium.

This unique event will give parents an opportunity to hear directly from leadership and P3, get important updates about the school, and prepare for the upcoming school year. Whether you are new to Strong Rock or have been with us for years, this event is designed to make sure you feel informed, connected, and ready for the year ahead.

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Strong Rock Dress Code Guidelines

The uniform at Strong Rock Christian School is a symbol of excellence.  The uniform is a symbol of unity.  All students of Strong Rock Christian School wear the uniform, thus, emphasizing a community spirit. Attention to one’s personal appearance is a matter of self-discipline and is expected of all students.  Uniforms reduce distractions, allowing students to focus on academics.  

For the safety and security of the students, faculty, and staff, students must be in school uniform while on campus during school hours, and he/she must wear the school uniform properly and in its entirety. The Strong Rock Christian School administrators are the final judges of uniform, jewelry, and/or hair appropriateness or correctness. The decisions they make are final. 

Belts are required for students in 2nd through 12th grades.  Boys’ shirttails must be tucked in, unless the shirt is the approved style to be worn out.  Hats or other headwear may not be worn before or during the school day.  Only solid white T-shirts should be worn under the uniform shirt.  Undershirts must not be visible beneath the uniform shirt.  All clothing should fit in a traditional manner, and appropriate undergarments must be worn. Neither excessively tight nor loose fitting attire will be accepted.  

 All uniform wear, especially jackets and coats, should be labeled with the student’s name as soon as the item is purchased.  Additionally, all books, notebooks, and bags should be labeled.

Our goal is to simplify our dress code and bring unity back to Strong Rock uniforms. The following will be implemented for the 2025-2026 school year:

  • White shirts will not be an option. In lieu of white shirts, students in PreK3 through 8th grades will be expected to wear blue polo shirts for chapel. If not already purchased, high school students will need to purchase the new uniform shirts for chapel.
  • There will only be 4 approved outerwear items allowable during the week, which must be purchased from the school store. Please check the charts to see which outerwear items are permitted each day.
    • Navy ¼ zip with Mountain Logo
    • Navy crew neck sweatshirts with Mountain Logo
    • Navy full-zip jacket with Mountain Logo
    • High School Strong Rock Letterman Jackets

All other outerwear items and player pack items may only be worn on Fridays with the purchase of a Patriot pass.

  • Students in PE must adhere to the expectations listed in the course syllabus. Athletic shorts must be loose-fitting with at least a 5-inch inseam and may not be rolled.
  • Red Polos and jeans will continue to be the standard field trip attire.
  • Our school store (iROCK Café) is the one stop shop for your uniform needs. Uniform fittings will be available to help make sure students are fitted correctly.

Moving forward, our school store (iROCK Café) will be the one stop shop for your uniform needs.  Uniform fittings will be available to help make sure students are fitted correctly.  If uniform items require alterations, there will not be a seamstress on campus, but there will be a list of seamstresses to contact, should the need arise.  

 If you have questions about uniforms, please contact Mrs. Amy Garmon, iRock Café Manager, or one of your child’s administrators.  

Need HELP?

Academic Questions

Judy Johnston, Academic Dean, Elementary Principal
678-833-1200
jjohnston@strong-rock.com

Perian Calhoun, Academy Principal
678-833-1200
pcalhoun@strong-rock.com

Toby Evans, High School Principal
678-833-1200
tevans@strong-rock.com


Guidance Counselor

Dr. Kim Kerce, Guidance Counselor
678-833-1200
kkerce@strong-rock.com


Financial Questions

Lisa Hester, Accounts Receivable/FACTS
678-833-1200
lhester@strong-rock.com


Re-Enrollment Questions

Denise McCracken, Admissions Director
678-833-1200
dmccracken@strong-rock.com

Allison Buckner, Admissions Assistant
678-833-1200
abuckner@strong-rock.com