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“Educational Network for
Academics, Arts, and Character Training”
A Candidate for University-Model School® Certification
A ministry of Tree of Life Church
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Parents who need to drive from one campus to the
other should allow at least 15 minutes.
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9 – 9:55 55 min. |
1st class |
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Chapel |
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2nd class |
10:15 – 11:15 1 hr.
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3rd class |
11:20 – 12:20 1 hr.
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Lunch |
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1:15 – 2:10 55 min. |
4th class |
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2:15 – 3:10 55 min. |
5th class |
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Mondays & Thursdays for 14 weeks
January 26 through May 13,
no class Feb. 16, Mar. 15 & 18, and April 8
Your Family’s Contribution
Registration General supply $2 per
class for 1st – 12th,
max $10 per student each semester.
Parent Participation or Tuition (or a combination)
Parent
Participation in Teaching or Helping: # of hours
children attend 5 4 3 2 1 Points
required 5 4 3 2 1 Point Scale
examples: 1 Point:
set-up, class helper, sub, chapel asst, lunch monitor 2 Points:
teacher, homework room tutor 3 Points:
*core curriculum teacher, clean-up There are as
many ways to participate as there are people. If you are able to earn more points your
contribution is appreciated. Grades 1
through 12 are eligible to attend through drop-off tuition if parents
unable to participate. 1
student: $45 ea. per
14-week class 2
students: $40 ea. per
14-week class 3 or
more: $35 ea. per 14-week class A student can
attend up to 5 classes per day.
Some classes have additional fees for supplies or paid instructors, depending on your choices.
Student
Supply List: backpack, 3 ring
binder with dividers and pockets, paper, pencils or pens, lunch container
Lunch—Students can bring
lunch from home, or purchase pizza or other foods from our menu. Cold drinks and snacks will also be
available. If you bring lunch from
home in an insulated container, please do not take up refrigerator space
with it. Your stewardship in
cleaning up the building after lunch is required and appreciated by the
church. 
*Core Curriculum----A semester or
year-long course, which follows a written curriculum with regular homework
of at least 3 hours per week.
Examples of Core Curriculum:
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Language Arts: teaches a
minimum of 3 of the following: Literature,
Grammar, Composition, Spelling and Vocabulary
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Math: 6th or 7th Grade Math,
Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Consumer Math, Advanced Math
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Science: Earth Science, Life
Science, Astronomy, Geology, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry and Physics
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Social Studies: History,
Citizenship, Civics/Government, Geography and Economics
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Foreign Language
Nursery, Preschool and
Kindergarten These
children have self-contained classes in the nursery area where they follow
a semi-structured learning time, including Bible, phonics, crafts, math,
snack, recess, nap or quiet time, hands on math and science. Each child needs to bring a napping mat
from home. K4 and K5 only change
rooms for electives that the parents choose. K5 and younger can only enroll if their
parent, or a designated guardian, is participating. Children must be picked up for lunch at
Mailboxes: Parents need to check their mailbox for
the weekly newsletter, account statements, progress and report
cards, sign-up sheets, and special events.
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Library You are encouraged to join the library and check out materials. The Dewey Decimal System provides a user-friendly atmosphere. Curriculum and a wide range of distinctively Christian books, tapes & videos are available. To check out materials, you need to become a member of the library with a one-time donation of five items and an annual $5 for library shelving and cataloging supplies. See the librarian for guidelines on acceptable items to donate. |
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End of Semester Program class performances, project
displays, and awards.
Participating Parent’s
Absence - You
are allowed 2 excused absences per semester for circumstances such as transportation
problems, illness, vacation, or a sick child, if you make a genuine attempt
to obtain subs and call the coordinator.
Unexcused: Your
absence is unexcused if you already have 2 absences that semester. We still ask that you make a genuine attempt
to obtain subs and call in to let us know that you will be absent. In the event of your unexcused absence,
you will be charged $5 per class hour that you are responsible for, up to a
maximum of $20 per day. This is not
a fine, but tuition that you are paying in lieu of your participation,
regardless of whether your children are in attendance that day. It is payable when you return.
Substitutes - If you are unable to
attend it is your responsibility to arrange for someone to sub for
you. You will get a list of
available subs during registration.
When possible, you need to call the sub ahead of time to let them
know that you will be absent and need a replacement. Here's how it works: When a teacher needs to be absent, they
call their assigned helper for each class.
The helper becomes the substitute teacher. Then, the absent teacher must also call a
replacement helper from the substitute list. When a helper, lunch monitor, set-up or
clean-up person needs to be absent, they call a replacement from the
substitute list.
Payment Policy We accept cash, checks, and credit cards. New and Tuition
families All fees except
tuition due upon registration.
Installment plan available for tuition only. Returning
families Only registration fees
are due upon registration. Installment plan available for balance. Installment Plan 1/2 balance due Oct.
2, remainder due Nov. 3. After Nov.
3, late fee of $10 applies. You can
drop off installments or mail to:
E.N.A.A.C.T., 652 Refund Policy Registration fees are
non-refundable, however, tuition, class (over $10), supply, and instructor
fees are refundable. Before first
class 100%. Before third class 50%. After third class, no refund. Withdrawal Policy The E.N.A.A.C.T.
office must be notified in writing to avoid being charged unexcused
absence fees or losing your availability to any refunds or credits to your
account past the date of withdrawal.
New Member’s
Application Process: Students
are accepted for enrollment in E.N.A.A.C.T. based on character. To apply:
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Complete and return the New Member application packet with processing
fee, and letter
of
recommendation for each student in 7th – 12th grades.
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Interview with the Director, then register by appointment.
E.N.A.A.C.T.
Phone (830) 626-0320 or
625-6375 ext. 41
