Registration

Community Christian School admits students of any race, color, nationality or ethnic origin.  All students are entitled to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded to or made available.  Students may not be admitted due to lack of available space, unsatisfactory scholastic record, disciplinary issues, or unresolved financial status with previous school.  At least one parent must be a born-again Christian in regular attendance at a local church.  CCS reserves the right to refuse admission based on inability in the past to meet financial commitments.

The age of admission to Kindergarten and the First Grade will be in accordance with the following regulations:

The general priority used for admission is:

1. Presently enrolled students
2. Sibling of presently enrolled students
3. Children of faculty and staff
4. New students

Admissions are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.  Registration forms may be picked up in the school office or printed off our website. The forms should be completed by the parent or guardian and returned to the office with a non-refundable registration fee for each student (see Tuition Rates page for fees schedule). 

New Student Registration Form
Returning Student Registration Form
Medical Release and Parental Consent Form

ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE

All families will be interviewed for the purpose of spiritual, behavioral and academic assessment.  In addition, all students will be tested by their prospective teacher to ensure that the student is prepared to enter the grade level for which they are applying. Evaluation includes the review of the student’s most recent report card and S.A.T. results. Based on the results of these evaluations and interviews, admission acceptance and placement is determined. Students initially accepted will be placed on probation.

The Probation Phase is a three-grading period phase for all new students.  Parental support is crucial.  There are three separate contacts set for the parents and teachers to communicate:

First contact: The initial appointment is to explain to the parents and student the purpose and scope of the probation. This may be accomplished during orientation.

Second contact: Parent will be notified by letter and/or phone call of student’s progress after 1st grading period.

Third contact:  At the end of the 3rd grading period. This is a final assessment and includes contact between the parent, student, teacher, and administration to review ongoing commitment to the above criterion.

During the Probation Phase, students will be evaluated on the following objectives:

1. Steady spiritual growth
2. Positive conduct and social behavior
3. Must maintain a 2.0 G.P.A. or better in all classes

In addition, the following items must be completed and turned into the   office before any student is allowed to attend classes:

• Birth Certificate (copy)
• Immunization Record signed by physician
• Florida HRS Student Physical Examination Form signed by physician
• Emergency Medical Treatment Release Form signed by parent or guardian
• Registration in full
• First month’s tuition
• Off-campus permission form signed and notarized
• All student records submitted
• Entrance testing completed (Test scores less than one year old are acceptable)