“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
After all of the hard work of college exploration and applications, how do you choose among the colleges to which you’ve been accepted? This spring,
The art room has been known to be a place where students open up and want to talk. Maybe it’s because while working with their hands students’
C.J., Jeanine, and Alyssa getting in their miles around Vermont During a typical year in Burlington, the last Sunday in May is reserved for the
This year, we were challenged to create virtual versions of our traditional end-of-the-year events. Each one plays an important role in closing the
You're Invited to Rock Point School's Remote Reunion on June 13, 1:00 p.m. -3:30 p.m. The Rock Point School Reunion is going remote! This year we
Prom is one of our favorite non-traditional traditional events at Rock Point School. While most high schools have a prom, ours is an original event
Each year Rock Point School participates in the Vermont Young Playwrights' Project, in conjunction with the Vermont Young Writers and Vermont Stage
As Rock Point School staff and students have spread out across the country, we have had to get creative with ways to connect with students and find
