I am cultivating an inquisitive attitude and am continuing to learn in an ever-changing world. I will maintain an appetite for learning throughout my life.

 

            $200.00 per student, in grades K-4, which includes student insurance, library fees and textbooks. $225.00 is the registration fee for grades 5-8. Registration fee is due with application or at time of registration and is non-refundable. Registration fees will be reduced by $100.00 if entering after 12/31.

 

            Constituent Member                 Non-Constituent Member

            1^st Student        $230.00                       $240.00

            2^nd Student       $215.00                       $225.00

            3^rd Student        $205.00                       $215.00

 

            Tuition is divided into ten monthly payments with the first payment due at registration Payment is due on or before the first of each month.

 

          Student accounts are considered due on or before the first of the month. If the bill becomes one month Delinquent, the student will not be allowed to return to school until the bill has been paid or other arrangements have been made

 

8^th Grade students must have account paid in full or arrangements made to receive diploma and transcripts.

 

          8:00-2:30 Monday through Friday

Drop off is 15 minutes before school starts and the latest pickup is 15 minutes after school is dismissed.

 

Students entering kindergarten should be five years of age before September 15 of the current year.

 

It is understood that when you enroll at Aspen Christian School you pledge to observe all of its printed and announced regulations and to uphold the Christian principles upon which the school is operated.

 

Parents of students are always welcome on campus. Parents are strongly encouraged to communicate with the school faculty, staff, or administration whenever deemed necessary.

 

A.     Student attendance not only affects the student’s academic achievement, but his/her standing with the school:

B.     Three unexcused tardies equal one unexcused absence.

C.     Unexcused absences equaling 6 days per quarter may result in a failing grade or dismissal from school. Assignments for unexcused absences may receive a “0” grade.

D.     Absences, which will be considered, excused, are for illness, student medical appointments, funeral attendance, or death in the family. A written notice or contact with the teacher from the parent explaining the absence is required within one school day.

 

            The State of Colorado recommends that each student have a dental and physical examination for each new, 1^st, 4^th, and 7^th grade student. The state requires vision and hearing screening for kindergarten and grades 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7. Those participating in sports must have a physical.

 

            Colorado law requires all students meet minimum school immunization requirements. Any students who do not meet the requirements cannot be admitted to school. At the time of registration, a certification of immunization must be presented to the school by the parent or guardian. Students are not permitted to attend school without the certificate. Students not current on immunizations will have 14 days to obtain the next required vaccines or present a written plan for completion. (A parent has the right to sign an exemption in accordance with State law.)

            The minimum school immunization requirements follow:

            Vaccine            Number of Doses 

DPT/Td*                      5

Polio*                           3

Measles                        2

            Rubella                         2

            Mumps                         2

            Hepatitis B                    3

            Varicella                       1

            *Any child starting or completing the series within 6 months of school entry may be certified with one less DPT and polio vaccine.

 

            Most prescriptions can be written to be given outside of school hours. The only conditions under which designated school personnel may administer any medications (prescription or over-the-counter) are if the school administration receives each of the following:

1.      A written statement from the physician detailing time schedules, amount and method by which such medication (prescription or over-the-counter) is to be taken and signed by the parent/guardian.

2.      A written statement from the parent or guardian indicating the desire that the school assist the student in the matters set forth in the physician’s statement.