A coed independent boarding high school
“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.
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’s officially spring, which means summer is right around the corner. As more people get vaccinated and overall immunity to COVID-19 increases,
As temperatures drop, and the days grow darker, it can be a challenge to keep young people busy and engaged in healthy activities. Without the
After 28 years at Rock Point School, our beloved guidance counselor Emily Skoler is retiring from Rock Point School! Her next step is helping her
Our class of 2021 is filled with students who have challenged themselves in many ways in their time at Rock Point. From trying new activities to
When people have attempted to describe this school year, we tend to end on one word: gratitude. We are incredibly grateful to have started school in
Bishop Shannon MacVean-Brown, C.J. Spirito, student leaders, and Abbey Baker spoke in front of the portrait of Bishop Hopkins before removing it from
We can’t believe the school year is almost over! It has been difficult to adjust to new routines and precautions, but our community has risen to the
, With resources from the Smithsonian Museum as our guide, students spent a Friday in May diving into what it means to be an inventor. We learned
