Rock Creek Community Academy

"My oldest daughter graduated from Restoration Christian fore runner to Rock Creek. Now my grandkids are enjoying their school years at Rock Creek. This k-12 school has a diverse ethnicity of students which teaches equality. Faculty members are welcoming and open to suggestions. Great environment for your kids education."

"Undercover former student here. The school wasn’t good at all. You can obviously tell favoritism drives that school. Starting off from the Football team all the way down to the Volleyball team. They only use race to make their school look diverse and good for reviews. I’ve noticed from former classmates that If you weren’t part of any sports there and you were colored you were targeted either by students or teachers. Most of all discipline there sucks so much. The “dean” gives her favorites a slap on the wrist if they’ve been sent to her. Byee and the fact that most of the teachers aren’t even certified to teach the subjects they do is terrifying.The dean said this last year during morning announcements she said “this is school we’re not protesting anyone who sits for the pledge will be sent down to me”. Something along those line. Anyways good luck :)"

"Rock Creek has been amazing!!! My granddaughter started last year and she loves it there! Her teachers are amazing all from last year and this new school year. Virtual was a new thing and makes me appreciate teachers so much more than I did before!! I highly recommend Rock Creek. Go LIONS!!! Can't wait for my other grandchildren to start school there!!"

"I wish they would post future calendars like the other schools in the district. It is hard for a family to plan vacations in the latter part of the year due to not having their schedule. Also I feel that communication is lacking. I have sent email requests for certain information several times and have gotten no response. With the challenge of the pandemic I understand that classes and assignments are more difficult to plan, but I feel the children are not being challenged enough and being taught vital necessities for their future. When they are “virtual “ they only have about an hour to two hours worth of work."

"Our son has attended since the inaugural year of their being a Charter School, he has developed a strong interest in learning and has a curious mind in that he likes to find out the 'Whys' of things - this is due to the small class sizes and the staff being able to focus on their kids without the distractions of a larger school - we don't feel lost in the general population. Although we don't have any other schools to compare to we feel good about having chosen Rock Creek and intend to stay through high school."