Admission

Crossroads Christian Academy admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities offered at the school. In addition, the school will not discriminate based on race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, tuition assistance, educational programs, athletics and/or extracurricular activities.

A student may be denied admission to Crossroads Christian Academy due to academic, attitudinal, disciplinary, or psychological problems. Crossroads Christian Academy serves students from other denominational backgrounds. We do this by respecting the doctrinal issues of other denominations without compromising the faith and beliefs of the Churches of Christ in Christian Union. Religious beliefs incompatible with the Churches of Christ in Christian Union may be cause for refusal to
admit a student. Failing to respect these principles of faith or beliefs may be cause for removal of a student.

For a student to receive official acceptance to Crossroads Christian Academy, the following criteria must be met:

• The student and parents must agree to abide by the policies of this school and respect the Biblical Standard and principles we value.

Kindergarten Admissions Policy

1. The student must be 5 years old by August 1 of the upcoming school year.
2. Parents must provide the child’s birth certificate.
3. Parents must provide the child’s social security card.
4. The school must receive documentation of appropriate immunizations (Religious exemption must be submitted if your child is not immunized).
5. Application forms and application fee must be received.
6. A proof of residency document must accompany all applications for admission or any scholarship
   documents.
7. A physical health appraisal is encouraged, specifically focusing on vision and hearing screening.
8. Readiness testing will be completed by the kindergarten teacher before or shortly after the
   beginning of school.

Grades 1-12 Admissions Policy

1. A favorable family interview must be held.
2. Application forms and application fee received.
3. A student must be good behavioral standing with his/her previous school.
4. The school must receive verification that all immunizations are up to date (Religious exemption must be submitted if your child is not immunized).
5. Entering students will be evaluated by their classroom teacher. Various assessments will be used
   including the Developmental Reading Assessment (DRA).

Middle and High School Policy

1. Parents and students must complete a Student Conduct Agreement.
2. Students and Parents must read and acknowledge this handbook by signing the required pages.
3. Students must obey the dress code.
4. Students must obey the cell phone and electronic devices policy.