What is the House System?

The house system is an idea adopted from Ron Clark Academy. The house system gives students an opportunity to build friendships and connect with students across the campus. It also creates a family-like culture at the campus. The goal is to make the campus feel a little smaller. The house system is helping create a sense of pride, belonging, and community.

House of Courage: Strong, brave, creative, and a visionary

House of Respect: Bold, strong, and empowering

House of Friendship: Quiet, powerful, intelligent, creative, and friendly

House of Trust: Empathetic, caring, supportive and encouraging

Each house represents an important characteristic that can be demonstrated at all times. The individual houses have their own unique colors, mascot, cheer and hand signal. Throughout the year, the students will meet with their house family to get to know each other and celebrate achievements. 

The ultimate goal is for each house to develop their own values driven by the culture of the students and staff. Fostering positive school culture is a vital part of developing success. The house system is just one way of creating a strong community at each campus.