Solid Rock Resources

A proven organization with a positive track record
Providing quality motivational speakers since 1990
A solid commitment to the well-being and development of students
A strong focus to partner with teachers and administrators of local schools

Sports Medicine and classroom teacher for 7 years - He identifies with your administration Knows students and has worked with them directly for 17 years
Understands the culture of students and the challenges they face
Captures the attention of student audiences
He has something REAL to say

An effective assembly speaker presents a campus vision.
An effective assembly speaker puts school administrators in a positive light with students
An effective assembly speaker helps organizations and clubs within the school to be a positive influence on campus.

Assembly presentations
Classroom speaking.
Interactive presentations-character & team building activities
Full day programs tailored for your school's specific needs.
5th and 6th grade transitions
Staff and Administration motivation/inspiration
Graduation/Commencement addresses.

All assemblies use motivation and mixers using humor, illustrations, circumstances, current issues and stories in each point of the presentation to make the assembly extremely relative to today's youth culture.

(Jr. High & High School) - This presentation deals with the effect of how choices effect our destiny. Students are presented ways to deal with these issues and choices in life by building strong relationships with friends & family. “What you're being, You're becoming.” By showing students how to make wise choices and life long goals and accountability to each other, a student can have great success in life.

(Jr. High & High School) - Everybody has excuses. Just like feet, they usually stink! A student can make his way through life living after excuses, but when challenges are met head on, problems are solved and success follows. Students will learn that rewards in life come from hard work, being honest, dependable, good citizen and serving others.

(Jr. High & High School) - “Everybody loves somebody sometime.” At least that's the way the song goes. Many try to find love & security through a sexual relationship, but don't realize the repercussions and responsibilities from unwanted pregnancy and pressures. Students will learn that to have true love & respect, they must first show true respect in a pure honest way.

(Jr. High & High School) - This is a presentation for teachers and administration, through trust, team building, and task solving initiatives and activities, the faculty is brought closer together, to work as a team. The presentation shows the faculty how to be relevant to today's generation and how to instill life's values in students that will last a lifetime

(Jr. High & High School) - This is a two hour challenge between grades. Students compete in interactive games and activities. It is highly organized outdoor activities where students interact with each other in fun competitions, learning how to work with each other building trust, relationships, and unity with each other. There is a presentation that follows using the activities as illustrations to build community within the school and fellow students. This is an excellent way to get the students active in a fun learning environment.

(Elementary) - This is a elementary presentation using high energy activity, getting students to laugh and work together. Through active illustrations, the young students will learn that we all can make a difference in our world, if we do all we can to work together to build great relationships, love, trust, and happiness in life.

Have you ever attended a masquerade party? Everyone disguises who they are, revealing their true identity at the end of the party. It is always exciting when the masks come off!

That's what Solid Rock Assemblies (SRA) is all about. We are committed to helping students discover who they really are and that no masks are needed to live a positive and fulfilling life.

SRA challenges students to think for themselves and to make responsible decisions in critical areas such as:
- peer pressure
- drug and alcohol abuse
- relationships
- future/career plans

SRA speakers address the current issues students are facing in a relevant and powerful way. Some of the topics include:
- responsibility
- making good decisions
- anger and violence
- attitude

SRA speakers can be used in a variety of settings:
- all-school assemblies
- classroom speaking
- commencement addressed
- faculty and leadership motivation

Look over this brochure and let us know if Jaroy Carpenter can assist you this year. He would welcome the opportunity to encourage and challenge the students of your school to “get real.”

Solid Rock Assemblies

Call: 972-775-3815

Write:
P.O. Box 3042
Coppell, TX 75019

jaroy@solidrockresources.com

“Jaroy is what we need for students. They are involved eager participants and experience team-building, and a cooperative spirit. It takes everyone to educate everyone.”

Linda Evans, Jr. High Principal

“Jaroy has been gifted with great influences that draw kids, as well as the skill of a quality teacher to make that time life-affecting.”

David Burhart, School Principal

“Jaroy's message challenged our students to make wise choices in all areas of their life. This message is one that all young people and parents need to hear.”

Danny Beliah, School Superintendent

“The students and faculty enjoyed Jaroy's presentation immensely. The topics and the way he involved the whole student body made a meaningful and memorable assembly.”

Scott Hougue, High School Principal

“Jaroy's enthusiasm provided a positive example that staying in school and making responsible choices is a valid choice for young people.”

Karen Zeske, School Teacher

“Jaroy has a special gift of capturing students attention through the use of humor. He seems to know a thousand quick-hitting, funny, one-liners that help to drive his point home. After Jaroy wins his student audience over to him, he gives them powerful principles that cause them to desire to live life above “the norm.””

Keith Jackson, Counselor