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 2. ADMISSION
2.1 Qualifications
Students who will cooperate with CrescentaValleyAdventistSchool's policies, and adjust agreeably to its religious, social, and academic atmosphere are encouraged to apply for admission. Admission to Crescenta Valley Adventist School is a privilege, and may be withheld or withdrawn by the school at its discretion, in harmony with the purposes, functions and procedures of the school.
2.2 Requirements
2.2.1 All Grades
· All new students must provide official evidence of a physical examination by a licensed physician and proof of birth date (birth certificate or passport)
· All new students must submit official evidence of past immunizations
· All new students must submit requests for all previous elementary school records
2.2.2 Kindergarten
· Five years of age on or before December 2
· Proof of birth date (birth certificate or passport)
· Evidence of kindergarten readiness
2.2.3 First Grade
· Six years of age on or before December 2
· Proof of birth date (birth certificate or passport)
2.3 Enrollment Process
The following are the steps to enroll your student at CVAS:
· Visit the campus, meet the teachers and administration
· Complete the application packet
o Application
o Transcript Request
o Recommendation Forms
· Pay nonrefundable application fee to hold place
· Receive acceptance letter
· Sign financial plan
· Provide all necessary paperwork
o Consent to Treatment
o Field Trip Consent
o Health Information
o Photo Consent
o Computer Acceptable Use Policy
o Physical exam (required for all new students and those entering 4th grade and 7th grade)
2.4 Admission Committee
An admission committee will meet to review applications. Early application is recommended. Acceptance is communicated when you receive an acceptance letter from the administrator.
2.5 Admission Status
Each new student admitted is on new-student-probation for his/her initial new weeks. During this nine-week period, the teacher and administrator will evaluate the student’s social, academic, physical and emotional fitness with the rest of the class and student body. At the conclusion of the nine weeks, the student attains regular enrollment status unless otherwise notified.
2.6 Students with Special Needs
At this present time, CVAS is not equipped with the resources and/or staff to properly provide for students with special needs. While our teachers are open to discussing how we can best help, it is sometimes in the child’s best interest to be enrolled and learn in a more one-to-one, structured educational environment that is geared for instruction of students with special needs. Some families may be eligible to receive help from federally funded, certified teachers, while still receiving the benefits of a Christian education at CVAS. Please talk with the principal
2.7 Withdrawal Process
Families finding it necessary to withdraw their child from the school must follow these procedures.
· A conference with the principal.
· Complete withdrawal information for the office.
· Return all textbooks and school materials
· Pay all outstanding accounts. Tuition is charged for the actual number of days enrolled and will continue until these procedures are completed. |
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