Criteria for Re-enrollment
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Tuition, fees, and other account balances must be current before re-enrollment.
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Students must have maintained an overall grade of 70 or higher or they will either be placed on academic probation the following fall semester, or not be allowed to re-enroll.
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Students must have demonstrated a cooperative attitude toward the faculty and staff, their school work, the rules and policies, and toward their peers.
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Families must demonstrate a continued commitment to spiritual growth by being a recognized attender/member of a local church.
Re-enrollment Steps
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To request re-enrollment, families will use their RenWeb account and complete an online re-enrollment packet.
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Families will be asked to submit a current pastoral recommendation form, which is part of the online re-enrollment packet. (Pastoral email address will be asked for during the online process, and recommendation forms will be sent and received back automatically).
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All online re-enrollment packets are dated and will be reviewed by Administration before re-enrollment decisions are granted.
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In some cases, re-enrollment will be granted immediately, in others, additional steps to the re-enrollment process will be required.
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It is important that families begin the online re-enrollment as early as possible, as some classes may fill to capacity. In order to be in best standing for re-enrollment, all above criteria must be met and all online requests for information must be received. Re-enrollments will then be assessed in the order in which they are received. A waitlist will be created for grades which reach capacity.
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Once an offer of re-enrollment is extended and accepted, families will be billed either the discounted early re-enrollment fee, or they will pay the regular enrollment fee after the early deadline has passed.
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Tuition and fees will be billed through your FACTS account beginning in July, or immediately upon enrollment thereafter.
(Early Re-enrollment for the 2017-18 School Year opens February 2017)