Strong Rock Christian School
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"inspiring the next generation for Christ"
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| Locust Grove, GA, USA | |
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| Head teacher | David D. Mann, President and CEO |
| Students | 650 (2008-2009 School Year) |
| Faculty | 100 |
| Type | Private, Christian, Coeducational |
| Campus | Rural suburbs |
| Color(s) | Blue, Red, Silver and White |
| Established | 2006 |
| Mascot | Patriots |
| Homepage | www.strongrockchristianschool.com |
Strong Rock Christian School is a private K-12 Christian school in Locust Grove, Georgia.
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[edit] Academics
The school is split up into three different schools.
- Elementary School (K-4)
- Academy (grades 5-8)
- High School (grades 9-12)
[edit] Athletics
Athletic programs offered include, football, baseball, basketball, wrestling, cross country, track and field, and golf for Boys. And softball, basketball, volleyball, cheerleading, cross country, track and field, and tennis for Girls.
[edit] Campus
The campus sits on 168 acres in Locust Grove, Georgia. Other than educational buildings the school also has a 3700 seat Theater, a 3000 seat Amphitheater, a 3000 seat multipurpose arena, a 4000 seat multipurpose athletic stadium, a 10000 seat football stadium, a 24 court tennis center, a four field baseball and softball complex and a 1000 seat reception center and banquet hall called "The Barn".
Strong Rock has one of the largest campuses for a private christian school in the United States, with 168 acres, 12 acres smaller than Savannah Christian Prep.
[edit] Admission and Tuition cost
The admission process for students to be accepted to the school includes an application package, submission of previous school and test records, as well as a testing session and an interview. [1] Annual tuition at Strong Rock runs around $7,000 for elementary students and close to $8,500 for students in the academy and high school.[2] The school also offers financial aid, for under privileged students and minorities.
