Rockwell Christian 
Please note these changes to your (2010-2011) copy of the Parent/Student Handbook.
p. 13 "Regular" Honor Roll has been changed to "Supervisor's" Honor Roll
p. 17-19 Effective Fall 2011 for incoming freshmen and new high school students, graduation requirements have changed. Please
contact the school office or the revised web addition of the handbook for changes.
p. 22 Paragraph two--A student in K5-12th grades will be tardy...
p. 35 No PACE work will be done during suspensions
p. 36 Should a student be expelled from school at the end of the school year, it is the parent's/student's responsibility to
provide for alternative educational arrangements to comply with compulsory attendance requirements. If the student is a
graduating senior, whether that student will be permitted to continue studies at home and obtain a diploma or walk at
graduation is the sole and final discretion of school administration. Both parents and students agree to abide by and
support the decision of the school in this matter.
Please note these changes to your (2009-2010) copy of the Parent/Student Handbook.
p. 9 Re-enrollment for the following school year will be open in March.
p. 11 “Tuition Discount” changed to “Referral Discount” Current families may
receive a $250 discount on their tuition by referring another family to
RCS…..This discount will be applied to the final tuition payment if both accounts are paid in full.
p. 13 An honor roll is compiled after…….
Elementary: A Honor Roll – all “A’s”
B Honor Roll – all “A’s” and “B’s”
Learning Centers: Academic balance and memorization of current and previous month’s Scriptures plus:
Principal’s Honor Roll – 94% and up
Supervisor’s Honor Roll – 88% and up
p. 14 Home school students….Based upon the student’s particular situation, the parents and administration will established specific times that the student is to be in the classroom….
p. 21 All seniors who participate in graduation exercises and receive a diploma must have completed all schoolwork including memorization of all monthly Scriptures and met….
p. 22 Family vacations and trips….Each student may have up to five approved family days excused per year should it be necessary for a student to miss school for personal reasons. Permission in writing…..
p. 27 Articles Prohibited….CD players, IPODs and other similar devices,…
p. 35 Violations of cell phone policy
For the remainder of the year after a cell phone violation, the student’s cell phone must be given to staff upon arrival at school each day. The student will also lose privileges for the remainder of the week and the following week.
p. 35 *Major offenses where stronger correction is necessary will be referred to the Administrator. If situations arise that do not have a written rule to govern them, an administrative decision will be made. If an offense is serious enough not to fall within the demerit/detention disciplinary actions outlined above and warrants a more severe discipline, along with the prescribed discipline, the offense will earn loss of privileges for one week minimum; and if applicable, athletic privileges will also be lost.
p. 35 Any student whose deportment…All class work, homework, tests, or quizzes must be completed upon a schedule determined by staff. ..
p. 37-38 Academic Eligibility:
1. Academic balance is the key component to success in the ACE program; and therefore, is our first requirement for athletic participation. Academic balance is defined as at least one passed PACE test per subject every three weeks. For athletic and privilege purposes, this will pertain only to one nine-week period at a time. That is not to say that your student-athlete will not need to do any more than that to remain where he needs to be academically.
2. Ineligibility will begin three school days after the Friday of the 3rd, 6th, or 9th week. All other week’s ineligibility is for the entire week.
3. If the student-athlete fails a PACE test, he has approximately one week to repeat the PACE and test again. The grade for that PACE will be an average of the failing and passing grade, but it will not be any lower than an 80.
4. For academic ineligibility, the student will continue to practice, will not play in the games, but will be required to sit on the bench with the team dressed in the school uniform—not team uniform. Therefore, he/she will ride the bus. An exception to this is the junior high player who would probably not be playing in an away game. In this case, he/she would not ride the bus.
5. Eligibility after a period of ineligibility will begin on the Monday following the attainment of academic balance and/or privileges.
6. In addition to maintaining academic balance, we ask that our student-athletes be leaders; therefore, the student-athlete must say his/her monthly Scripture verses.
7. Lastly, the student cannot have more than 45 minutes detention the preceding week. Students are suspended from participation in sports for one week until privileges are re-established.
8. When these requirements are met, the student has “A” privilege status and is able to participate in sports.
9. Academically ineligible players may participate in tournaments and playoffs at the discretion of the coaches and administration.
10. Please see the student handbook for non-academic guidelines.
Non-academic Guidelines:
3. A team member who….a doctor’s excuse or verification of illness…
6. Should a student lose privileges for other than academics, he/she will not play for at least one full week or longer as determined by the administration based upon the severity of the offense. The permission to practice, sit on the bench with the team at games, and ride in the bus to away games will be determined by administration based upon the severity of the offense.
p. 41 Deliveries i.e. flowers, balloons, etc. … The gift will be placed in a designated area in the room other than the student’s desk or office.
p. 45 the early/Late Stay Program is available before school and from…
p. 52 Senior trip information removed
p. 59 Christian Flag…with life everlasting to all that believe.