The Rock Academy
Partnering with parents to provide educational opportunities for students to fulfill their unique purpose.
Academic Guidance Counseling
Guidance Counselor
The Rock Academy is working hard to provide you with up-to-date resources pertaining to course selection, diploma options, graduation, college admissions, standardized testing, and other important topics.
Schedule an Appointment
My appointment book is at the front desk of TRA. You may call the office and they will write it in the book. Meetings can be by phone, in person, or by Zoom.
Students in 9th -12th grades are required to meet with TRA Administration or Guidance annually to update their plans for graduation. These can be done as Zoom, phone, or live meetings.
Group Meetings are also scheduled through Zoom.
New Diploma Options
TRA has recently updated its diploma options for high school graduation. We are very excited to offer the Career Paths option for students who will be going into the work force immediately after high school. These students will be encouraged to work during high school and earn on-the-job credits which will count toward graduation.
Test Scores for Bright Futures--Important Note
If you plan to apply for the Bright Futures Scholarship in your senior year, you will need to take an SAT, ACT, or CLT test. When you take your exam, you MUST have your scores sent to a Florida university even if you do not plan to attend there. This will put your test scores into the data base for Bright Futures.
Community Service
Students graduating from The Rock Academy are required to complete
a minimum number of volunteer hours of community service.
Standard or Career Diplomas: 75 hours
College Preparatory Diploma: 100 hours
Where Can I Serve?
Resources
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Students may earn 1/3 of their total hours by providing documented service at their home church.
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The remainder of the hours must be from an approved charity or 501(c)3 organization.
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Please contact the office if you have questions about approved locations.
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Students will fill out the Community Service Packet upon completion of all requirements--including a 300 word essay.
Students may begin counting service hours as of their first day of 9th grade.
Community Service Packets MUST be completed and turned in by March 29, 2024.
