ADMISSION
PROCEDURES
General
Procedures
- Read the "General
Information" brochure.
- Read Parents' Handbook.
- Take a tour of the school.
- Submit
an application.
- Meet with the principal.
Bring these items to the interview:
- Previous report card(s)
Any information that would assist
us in reviewing your child's academic progress (e.g., achievement test scores, counselor
evaluations, etc.)
A letter of recommendation from
your pastor.
ACA meets the minimum standards for non-chartered, non-tax supported schools,
code 3301-35-08, Ohio Department of Education, and local and state fire, safety,
building, and health requirements, and does not discriminate in educational
programs on the basis of sex, race, color, or national origin.
Financial Information
Registration
- A non-refundable registration and testing fee of $50.00 is due
at the time of enrollment into the school.
- Each year after the first year, a non-refundable registration
fee of $40.00 will be due at the time of re-enrollment ($30.00 for those who re-enroll
early; $50.00 for those who re-enroll late.
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Books
- Curriculum (book) fees for each school year are included in
the tuition rates, except for re-issued curriculum, such as loss/destruction of materials,
failed PACEs, Lab courses, etc. Any additional charges will be billed along with the
monthly tuition statement.
- Once books are used or damaged, they are non-refundable. Books
that will not be used in the next school year are non-refundable.
- All students will receive new textbooks from the school each
year.
- The hardcover books rented by the student will need to be
returned to the school at the end of the year.
- If the student withdraws from the school or needs to return
textbooks, the refundable books may be refunded to ACA
for no more than 75% of the original fee even if
the student has not yet received the book.
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Tuition
- Tuition is paid in 12 payments. The first payment is due July
1. The last is due June 1. A shorter payment plan is available for late enrollees;
however, those on the shorter plan must pay the first month's tuition before the student
can attend any classes.
- Tuition is due on the first of every month.
- Discounts: 3% if full annual tuition paid by July 1; 1.5% if
half is paid by July 1 and half by Jan. 1. 10% tuition discount if student's immediate
family is a tithe-paying member of First Apostolic Church.
- Scholarships are available on a limited basis for low income
families who qualify. See ACA bookkeeper.
- A $15.00 late fee will be charged for any late payments
received after the tenth of the month.
- If tuition is not paid by the twenty fifth of the month, the
student cannot attend school or any school function until full payment is made, unless
arrangements are made with the school. Arrangements are made in the school office by
filling out the Special Tuition Arrangement Form.
- After another 15 days, if full payment or arrangements are not
made, the school office will inform the student's district school board that the student
is no longer enrolled in ACA.
- Tuition will continue even if a student is absent due to
illness, family vacations, inclement weather, etc.
- Tuition will not necessarily be refunded for any part of a
month in which a student has already attended. Tuition will be refunded according to
pro-rated amounts based on the date of withdrawal (pro-rated to end of month).
Before tuition will be refunded, outstanding fees and curriculum charges will be deducted.
- Since book fees are included in the monthly fees, parents are
responsible to pay for all used books even if they withdraw before the school year has
ended. This may include book fees from the remaining months.
- Regarding tuition paid before the school year begins, refunds
will be given in the following manner: If the refund is requested from July 1-7=100%
refund; July 8-14=90%; July 15-21=80%; July 22-28=70%; July 29 - Aug. 4= 60%; Aug.
5-11=50%; Aug. 12-18=40%; Aug. 19 - first day of school = 30%. Exceptions may be made in
cases of hardship or when tuition is made more than a month in advance (with the approval
of the Finance Committee).
- Tuition continues until a student is officially withdrawn
through the office by parents filling out proper forms.
- A fee of $20.00 will be paid by parents for each check
returned to the school marked "Insufficient Funds", "No Account", etc.
- After two bounced checks, parents must pay with cash, money
order, or credit card (transaction fee required).
- There are additional charges for lab fees, school supplies
sold to the student, athletic fees or uniforms sold to the student, school lunches
provided by the school, field trip costs, etc.
- Students are held accountable for lost books and all damaged
or defaced desks, tables, student offices, athletic uniforms, and other related items
belonging to the school.
- Students cannot begin a new school year with the previous
year's account not paid up-to-date, unless arrangements are made with the office. Students
may lose their place if accounts are not current by July 15.
- Some school records may not be released to another educational
institution until all accounts are settled.
- Students cannot graduate until all tuition and fees are paid
in full.
- Families are encouraged to use Electronic Funds Transfer
(EFT). Those with a history of late payments and/or insufficient funds may be required by
the Finance Committee to use a credit card (credit card transaction fee required).
- A monthly statement will be sent to each family before the
fourth week of the month. For those not using EFT, payments may be mailed to the school or
dropped off at the office, and checks made payable to ACA or Apostolic Christian Academy.
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Apostolic Christian Academy
5701 Sylvania Avenue · Toledo, OH
43623 · 419-885-5334
toledoaca@yahoo.com
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Apostolic Christian Academy
5701 Sylvania Avenue · Toledo, OH 43623
419-885-5334
Rev. Gary R. Trzcinski -
Principal
Debbie Suter - Administrative Assistant |

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FirstApostolicChurch,
Copyright © 2005.
Last revised:
September 16, 2009.
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