A coed independent boarding high school
Being here has made me more comfortable out in the real world. Now I’m going to college. I don’t think I would have been even able to deal with the thought of college when I first got to Rock Point.
Kelly, RPS Graduate
It has been so special to come to a place where I have been accepted for who I am. I've always been me, that's not changing, but for the first time in my life, it's been celebrated.
Amaris, Class of 2021
“Success” has many definitions in our school community. Being successful means finding a passion and a purpose in life, becoming self-aware, and learning to be competent and confident in your skills. Sometimes being successful means trying something new, conquering a fear, or experiencing joy. Most importantly, we believe that success means moving forward along your own trajectory.
When I tell people that we have a Post-Grad option at Rock Point School, they sometimes ask me what that means. Some people may have heard of
Students who are anxious, have struggled in school in the past, or have even had extremely negative experiences with teachers start the year
Rock Point School's Gender & Sexuality Alliance (GSA) provides a space for students to discuss identity, belonging, community, activism, and more.
Jacob Flanigan (class of 2005) returned to Rock Point School last week to talk to students about his volunteer project with WindowDressers. Jacob is
Sam Holland works to make the imagined real. As a former engineering student of our math tutor, Michael Coleman, Sam took his curiosity about how
You're invited to a Virtual Open House on Thursday, October 28th, 4:00 pm - 5:45 pm Get to know Rock Point School - virtually! Learn more about our
We are thrilled to be able to host our annual Ooky Spooky 5k Race to Benefit COTS for the 17th year! The Ooky Spooky 5k is a costumed race through
Pamela Schuller One-Woman Comedy Show October 16, 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. We are thrilled to announce that Pamela Schuller (RPS class of 2005) is
