RCAHousePoints.com is the easiest way to keep track of points for each House and instantly award points to a student on the spot.
Create powerful school culture for students and staff alike.
The Ron Clark Academy House System is a dynamic, exciting, and proven way to create a positive climate and culture for students and staff. Using RCA’s methods will help your school or district confidently implement processes that build character, relationships, and school spirit. Our guidelines are designed to give you a streamlined framework that can be applied to any type of learning environment.
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Students and teachers at schools where the House System has been put in place have raved about the impact it has had on the educational experience.
Implement a House System in Your School
Using the RCA House System guidelines will give you a framework that can be applied to any unique learning environment.
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House Resources
The Ron Clark Academy House System features four Houses — our learning and leadership communities for students. Each House has unique properties such as its own color, symbols, nation of heritage, history, and more. Over time, each House also starts to take on its own values and personality driven by the culture of the students and staff within it.
Click on one of the Houses below to visit its page for downloads, histories, quick facts, cheers, and more.
Or click below to download all House assets.
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Implementing the RCA House System with your class, grade, school, or district will provide benefits that will deeply impact students and teachers alike.
