House Crest
House Culture
House Foundation
House People
100

Anchoring the center of the shield, this structure represents Amistad's foundation of power and protection through camaraderie.

The castle

100

Featured in the center of Rêveur's crest, this untamable, powerful creature reflects the house's spirit of freedom, passion, and wild abandon.

Unicorn

100

Reflecting its Mexican heritage, this European language is the official house language of Amistad.

Spanish

100

Leader of Reveur.

Shauna

200

Derived from French, this word is the English translation of "Rêveur" and defines the house's core identity.

Dreamer

200

This country is the place of origin for House Amistad, inspiring its culture of kind, powerful individuals with an unconquered spirit.

Mexico

200

Connected to the celestial symbol on their crest, members of Rêveur form this shape with their hands as the official house signal.

Crescent Moons

200

Leader of Amistad

Jillayne

300

Translated from Spanish, this single word is both the meaning of the name "Amistad" and the core identity of the house.

Friendship

300

Translating to "dreamers" or "idealists," the name Rêveur originates from this European language.

French

300

Members of Amistad use this body-centric gesture as their official house hand signal.

Heart

300

Leader of Isibindi

Sam

400

Symbolizing new beginnings, this celestial shape brings out the house's symbolic animal, the wolf, when it appears.

Crescent moon

400

Earning this highest honor of the house requires students to embrace their authentic selves and master the gifts, talents, and virtues of an Amistadian.

Knighthood

400

While the unicorn sits at the center of the shield, this wild predator is celebrated as Rêveur's true symbolic animal.

The Wolf

400

Leader of Altruismo

Chrissy

500

Both Amistad and Rêveur feature this protective figure on their house crests—one as a symbol of inner fierceness, and the other facing forward with an open visor to symbolize pursuing your dreams.

The knight

500

Whether through the forward-facing helmet of Rêveur or the highest honor earned by an Amistadian, both houses incorporate this protective warrior role into their identity and values.

The Knight

500

While Amistad uses the Heart and Rêveur uses the Crescent Moons, both houses rely on these body parts to perform their official house signal.

Hands

500

Known for his legendary enthusiasm and classroom rules, this co-founder of the Ron Clark Academy helped establish the house system to build community among all students.

Ron Clark