A campus visit is essential in any school search, and the best way to connect with the Rock-A-Chaw family is to come see us. From our warm hospitality to the inviting spaces you’ll explore, you’ll understand why many have made Saint Stanislaus their home for a junior high and high school education. We can’t wait to meet you.

Schedule Tour

Saint Stanislaus offers a variety of events specifically for young boys in 5th and 6th grades. These events will give you and your son a firsthand experience of Saint Stanislaus.

Coming Fall 2026 (Date to be Determined): Game Day Experience
Join us to meet the Rock-A-Chaws football team and band, participate in games and activities, enjoy food and refreshments, and go “inside the huddle” with varsity football coach Evan Gay during a special chalk talk.

Coming Fall 2026 (Date to be Determined): Explore Science
This special day brings textbook learning to life. Participants will explore Life Science, Marine Science, Physical Science, and STEM through engaging, hands-on experiences. Last year, more than 120 students representing 12 public and private schools participated in this exciting event.

Coming Fall 2026 (Date to be Determined): Open House
Students and parents are invited to tour campus and learn more about our academics, programs, athletics, and extracurricular opportunities. We will also discuss admissions, financial aid, and student life at Saint Stanislaus.

Coming January 2027: Day Student Interview Night
Day student applicants are required to schedule an interview with a member of the admissions team. Prospective students may also arrange an alternative date by contacting the admissions office.

More information and online registration coming soon.

Saint Stanislaus offers a variety of camps and events throughout the year for elementary school boys and girls. These camps cover athletics, robotics, marine science, and more. To stay informed about upcoming events and activities, we invite you to visit our Rock Camp page, subscribe to the Rock Report, and follow us on Facebook.

Rock-A-Chaw School Year Photos

Experience the excitement of Rock-A-Chaw High School and junior high athletics by attending one of our many sporting events throughout the year. Stacker Media has recognized Saint Stanislaus as the second-best school in Mississippi for Athletics. To keep up with the latest schedules, check out our athletic pages or the school calendar to keep track of the upcoming schedules. Don’t miss out on the action!

The bill responsible for the recent updates to 529 plans is the federal “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”—formally designated as H.R. 1—which was signed into law on July 4, 2025. This legislation doubled the annual K–12 expense limit per student, expanded qualified expenses for 529 withdrawals, and further broadened uses for education savings accounts starting with the 2025–2026 academic year.

Higher Annual Withdrawal Limits

• The maximum annual withdrawal per student for K–12 expenses has increased from $10,000 to $20,000, starting January 1, 2026.
• This covers all qualifying private elementary, middle, and high school expenses.
• Learn more about the 529 Plan for private education.

Expanded Qualified Expenses

• Families can now use 529 funds for a broader range of K–12 costs beyond tuition:
  • Curriculum and instructional materials (textbooks, workbooks, digital resources)
  • Tutoring services (with specific eligibility requirements)
  • Online education subscriptions
  • Standardized test fees (SAT, ACT, AP)
  • Educational therapies for students with disabilities
  • Dual enrollment fees for college courses taken during high school

Federal and State Tax Benefits

• 529 withdrawals for these expanded expenses remain federally tax-free if used according to federal rules.
• Mississippi offers a state income tax deduction for 529 plan contributions—up to $10,000 per year for individuals and up to $20,000 per year for married couples filing jointly. This means contributions made to a Mississippi 529 savings plan can be deducted from state taxable income, reducing state tax liability. Distributions used for qualified education expenses (including K-12 tuition within federal annual limits) are free from both federal and Mississippi state income tax

Learn more about 529 plans available: Mississippi College & Career Savings.

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