Admission Into School
"Applicants for admission to Northland Christian School must furnish evidence that they are physically and emotionally fit, of good moral character, and academically capable. All applicants must:
- complete all of the Application Procedures detailed here;
- be eligible for re-enrollment in all schools previously attended;
- have not been suspended or expelled from school within the past twelve months;
- have no academic semester grade average lower than “C”;
- have acceptable conduct grades and work habits;
- score at or above the 50th percentile on the language/reading and math sections of the entrance examination;
- be free of severe learning or behavioral problems;
- not be coming directly from any type of rehabilitation program (i.e., drug, alcohol, behavior, mental, etc.);
- agree to comply with all policies in the PARENT-STUDENT HANDBOOK.
All new students will be accepted on behavioral and academic probation for a period of one calendar year. During this period, conduct and scholarship will be monitored closely. Continued enrollment is dependent upon acceptable levels of attendance, behavior, psychological maturity and academic achievement."
- From Northland Christian School Website
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