Living Rock Academy High School focuses on preparing students for success for either college or technical school. From the use of technology to the rigor of engaging academic classes, LRA students are equipped and prepared with the knowledge and learning skills that will allow them to be successful. Not only do we boast a high academic standard taking part in academic competitions, but we also encourage our students to engage in our quality athletic and visual/performing arts programs.
Living Rock Academy’s high school has a Monday through Thursday modified block schedule. Friday is a day for Cross-Curricular activities, Community Outreach and Academic Enrichment.
Graduation Requirements
• 4 credits of English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Bible
* Students who transfer into LRA in their high school years are not required to make up Bible classes from previous years.
• 2 credits of Foreign Language (3 years for Distinguished Level diploma; 2 years for Recommended Level diploma)
• 1 credit Physical Education
• 1 credit of Fine Arts
• ½ credit of Speech
• 4 ½ credits of Electives (for Distinguished diploma; 5 1/2 for Recommended diploma)
• 2 credits of Foreign Language (3 years for Distinguished Level diploma; 2 years for Recommended Level diploma)
• 1 credit Physical Education
• 1 credit of Fine Arts
• ½ credit of Speech
• 4 ½ credits of Electives (for Distinguished diploma; 5 1/2 for Recommended diploma)
• 40 hours of Community Service per high school year at LRA
Extracurricular Academic Activities
Extracurricular academic activities are encouraged among the students. These activities are a means of promoting intellectual progress.
Extracurricular academic activities are encouraged among the students. These activities are a means of promoting intellectual progress.
As a member of the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS), LRA will participate in academic, athletic and fine arts competitions. TAPPS membership includes over 230 schools with a total student enrollment of approximately 32,000 students in grades nine through twelve competing for District and State Championships.