River Oaks Baptist School provides students the foundation to perform with distinction at the high school level, to become engaged and responsible citizens, and to lead successful and rewarding lives by preparing graduates:
- To think critically, creatively, analytically, and innovatively
- To access, evaluate, synthesize, and communicate information effectively
- To demonstrate curiosity, initiative, and perseverance
- To develop robust interpersonal skills including emotional intelligence, empathy, appreciation for human differences, and collaborative work habits
- To understand the Christian faith, exhibit strong moral character, and model their lives on Christian principles
While he was a student at ROBS, Sean Gilmore ’15 received a patent for his invention, the “Sleepover Bed Tent.” He has launched a company to market his product and continues to pursue ideas for new inventions.
While he was a student at ROBS, Sean Gilmore ’15 received a patent for his invention, the “Sleepover Bed Tent.” He has launched a company to market his product and continues to pursue ideas for new inventions.
Haddon Hughes ’11 captured the national championship in the Intercollegiate Sailing Association’s Women’s Singlehanded event in November 2015. She attends Georgetown University.
Haddon Hughes ’11 captured the national championship in the Intercollegiate Sailing Association’s Women’s Singlehanded event in November 2015. She attends Georgetown University.
In 2015, Cole Hammer ’14 became the third youngest golfer to play in a U.S. Open. Cole caught the attention of the golf world for his youth, composure, and preternatural ability. Pros and fans alike quickly embraced Cole’s nickname: Hammer Time.
In 2015, Cole Hammer ’14 became the third youngest golfer to play in a U.S. Open. Cole caught the attention of the golf world for his youth, composure, and preternatural ability. Pros and fans alike quickly embraced Cole’s nickname: Hammer Time.
When Avery Alcorn ’02 joined ROBS as a fifth grader, little did he know he would meet his future wife in class. Kadriye Gunay Alcorn ‘02 had attended ROBS since Prekindergarten. They married in 2014 and welcomed daughter Adeline in 2015.
When Avery Alcorn ’02 joined ROBS as a fifth grader, little did he know he would meet his future wife in class. Kadriye Gunay Alcorn ‘02 had attended ROBS since Prekindergarten. They married in 2014 and welcomed daughter Adeline in 2015.
