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  • Application

    An interview will be set up with parent(s) & student(s) after submission of application. Application must include immunization records as well as a recommendation letter from their Pastor, signed student record release form & application fee.* Following interview, all applications are reviewed by the GACA school board for approval.
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  • Family Information

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  • Pastor's letter of recommendation: 

     

    Please e-mail a signed copy of your Pastor's letter of recommendation to bholton@apostolicministries.org or upload below.

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  • Greater Augusta Christian Academy

    Parent's Statement of Support

     

       I recognize that Greater Augusta Christian Academy has a highly qualified, trained staff and I have confidence in their ability to perform the educational functions due my child at their discretion.


       I realize that from time-to-time children take issue with actions that they do not agree with, and they are prone to criticize statements out of context. This being normal for children, I pledge that should such occur, I will not support the criticism; that I will correct my child, support the school personnel, and call in for full details at any time I have a question concerning an incident.


        I further realize that building strong relations with my child's supervisor to aid in the training of my child is as much my responsibility as it is the Academy's, and that I will pray for the staff and program and cooperate with them in discipline, accepting their
    judgment in all such matters; lay a spiritual foundation through Godly example in the home; support the spiritual training of chapel, revivals, etc.; follow through with any work, assignments or slips to be signed; see that the children reach the Academy on
    time; send written excuses for absence or tardiness; cooperate in training the children to respect Academy property and pay for irregular abuse of same; attend all parent functions; and assist in publicizing the Academy and its program among friends.

        I realize that attending Greater Augusta Christian Academy is a privilege and not a right. It is my intention to abide by the decisions of the administration and to supportthe discipline of the administration.

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  • Parent's Awareness

     

    I am aware that the rules and policies of the Academy are to be found in the Academy
    Handbook. I have read and agree with the rules in the Handbook. Some of the pertinent areas in the Academy Handbook of which I am aware are the following:


    PASTOR’S LETTER: GACA requires parents to present a letter of recommendation from their pastor along with their application. All applications
    must be approved by the school board. We desire to retain a reputable Christian School. We expect students to commit themselves to the code of conduct of GACA at all times.


    UNIFORMS: Students are required to wear uniforms. Students are also required to purchase a tee shirt which has the school name and logo for P.E. class. This will be ordered through the school.

    CHAPEL: Chapel service is on Wednesday. Students participate in activities such as Bible drills, singing, special speakers, and Bible study. Lower grades
    have a separate chapel service geared for their age group and comprehension level.


    FRIDAY DISMISSAL: The Academy will not be in session on Friday in order to provide the staff and administration sufficient time for staff meetings, inventory, and other needs pertinent to the well-being of the Academy. There is an extended 45 minutes Monday through Thursday (school hours 7:45a.m. - 3:30 p.m.) in order to compensate for Friday class dismissal.

    TRANSPORATION: The academy does not have a busing service available to students. Parents should provide transportation for students. Car pooling
    among participating parents has been successful in the past.

    LUNCH PROGRAM: The academy does not furnish a hot lunch program. Students must bring their own lunches. LUNCH BOXES ARE TO BE PLAIN -
    NO PICTURES OR CHARACTERS, SLOGAN, ETC. Students' name should be clearly marked on all lunch boxes or paper bags.

    EYE EXAMINATION: We recommend that new students have a recent eye examination prior to enrollment. If the student already wears glasses, please see that their prescription is up to date.

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  • Medical History

     

    IT IS MANDATORY that pupils who show symptoms of communicable disease be excluded from classes until
    readmission is acceptable to School authorities. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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  • IMMUNIZATION RECORDS: 

     

    Please e-mail immunization records to bholton@apostolicministries.org or upload below.

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  • REMINDER: No pupil will be excused from P.E. without a written permit from a physician. 

  • Emergency Medical Authorization

     Purpose: To enable parents and guardians to authorize the provision of emergency
    treatment for children who become ill or injured while under the Academy
    authority, when parents or guardians cannot be reached.

     

    Note: Either Part I OR Part II must be completed

     

    PART I - TO GRANT CONSENT

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  • unsuccessfully, I hereby give my consent for:

  • This authorization does not cover major surgery unless the medical opinions of two other licensed
    physicians or dentists, concurring in the necessity for such surgery, are obtained prior to the performance
    of such surgery

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  • PART II - TO DENY CONSENT
    Complete only if Part I Consent Not Given

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  •  I hereby absolve Greater Augusta Christian Academy of any and all responsibility for my
    child's well being.

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  • STUDENT STANDARD OF CONDUCT FORM

    6th - 12th GRADE ONLY

     IF 5th GRADE & UNDER, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM AND CLICK "SUBMIT"

     

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  • The student’s attitudes, conversation, and behavior reflect the character of the institution from which he derives his training, both home and church. This form reflects the church-school’s attempt to secure students who would best adjust to the rigor of a highly disciplined training program which must set high standards. These standards will result in a charactered student to lead in reformation for our nation and the world. 

  • Do you attend church regularly? Where?

  • Are you a Christian? Do you accept the Bible as God's Word and submit yourself to its principles as a final authority?

  • Do you sincerely pledge allegiance to the Christian and national flags?

  • Have you ever smoked? If yes, do you presently smoke?

  • Have you ever used narcotics (dope, pills, marijuana, etc.) of any kind in the past? If yes, how recently?

  • Have you ever run away from home? If yes, how long ago?

  • Have you ever thought about or attempted suicide? If yes, how recently?

  • Have you been or are you currently in therapy? If yes, when was your last session?

  • Have you ever been arrested? If yes, when?

  • If yes, why were you arrested?

  • Have you ever made violent threats? If yes, when?

  • If yes, what was the threat and who was it against?

  • Will you promise not to draw, wear, or display in any way anti-Christian symbols?

  • Do you listen to secular rock, country, heavy metal, rap, or any other music which promotes violation of Christian principles? If yes, will you agree to refrain from music which promotes violation of Christian principles while enrolled in Christian school?

  • BOYS: Will you in good spirit keep your hair trimmed neatly according to the church-school code?

  • BOYS & GIRLS: Will you agree to refrain from wearing tinted make-up of any kind at school or school functions?

  • Will you honestly agree to keep all church-school rules and respect authority without being critical and finding fault? (read rules)

  • Do you WANT to attend this church-school? Why?

  • General Policy: Students are expected to abide by these standards of conduct throughout their enrollment. Students found to be out of harmony with church-school ideals of work and life may be invited to withdraw whenever the administration determines that it is necessary. As a student of the church-school, I pledge to uphold this church-school’s standards against cheating, swearing, smoking, gambling, drinking alcoholic beverages, using or talking favorably about narcotics, or using indecent language and will act in a very orderly and respectful manner. I will strive to be of unquestionable character in dress, conduct, and other areas of life. I will adhere to the academy’s policy of sexual abstinence. I agree to abide by the above standards of conduct and other regulations expected of each student enrolled in this Christian education program while I am a student attending the church-school and will not give the impression to student’s parents, or faculty that I am not in harmony with the goals, aims, and standards of the church-school.
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