We believe it is a privilege for a child to attend Christian
Life School. To our school community, we seek to add families who will be
supportive of the administration, the teachers, and the school's emphasis on
character training by Biblical standards.
We believe maximum effectiveness in character training is
achieved when the school's effort supports similar philosophy and methods in
the home. By this, we mean that the parents (1) profess to be Christian, and
(2) are involved in a local church which teaches its members to live
consistently with Biblical standards.
Preferential admissions:
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Christian Life Church (founding
church) families will receive priority over non-members if application is made
prior to open enrollment for the next school year.
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Families whose children are
presently attending Christian Life School and are current in meeting all
financial and service commitments will receive priority over new applicants if
application is made prior to open enrollment.
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Positions will be created if necessary,
to accommodate the children of the pastoral staff of Christian Life Church and
full-time teaching staff.
Applicants other than those given priority registration will
be selected competitively on the basis of (1) parent's willingness to support
the school's philosophy and methods, (2) the student's conduct record in
previous schools, (3) the child's academic record in previous schools, and 4)
date the completed application is received.
The school administrator will interview all applicants.
Achievement or cognitive ability testing may be required. (Testing costs may
be incurred in addition to stated costs.)
Christian
Life School attempts, through screening, to preclude the possibility of asking
students to withdraw after admission. All enrollments, however, are viewed as
probationary for the first semester pending the student's satisfactory
adjustment to the curriculum and standards of conduct.
Christian Life School admits
students of any race, color, disability, and national or ethnic origin to all
the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made
available to students at the school.