Academic excellence
Guided academic instruction and continued learning at home work as one connected education.
Our story
ROC Academy's mission begins with partnership: families and educators working together toward academic excellence, spiritual growth, and strong character.


Our mission
“We partner with families to provide a Christ-centered academic and educational environment that cultivates academic excellence, spiritual growth, and strong character in students.”
Family partnership
ROC's approach gives parents an active place in their child's education. Guided instruction happens in person, and families keep the learning going at home with lesson-planning and record-keeping support.
The goal is practical as well as personal: give families an environment, resources, and support for learning while students build relationships through regular shared experiences.
See a week at ROCEducational approach
These four ideas come directly from ROC Academy's mission and family-learning approach.
Guided academic instruction and continued learning at home work as one connected education.
ROC's purpose places knowledge of God's Word and growth in Christ alongside academics.
The Academy's mission names strong character as a priority.
Families receive lesson-planning and record-keeping support as they continue learning at home.
Faith foundation
This summarizes ROC Academy's current faith-oriented goals; it is not a formal statement of faith.
ROC's purpose pairs academic excellence with gaining knowledge of the Word of God.
ROC Academy describes helping students discover who they are in Christ and grow toward spiritual maturity.
ROC's goals describe a generation filled with the Holy Spirit and prepared to further the gospel boldly.

Current team information
Meet the leaders and instructors serving ROC Academy’s students and families.
Director & 3rd–4th Grade Teacher
Founders
Administration
Kindergarten & K–2 History Teacher
1st–2nd Grade & K–2 Science Teacher
5th–7th Grade Instructor
Keep discovering
See how a week at ROC Academy comes together, then use the information form to ask what it could mean for your family.