2013-2014 MCA Back-to-School Guide

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ii Metrolina Christian Academy | 2013-2014 Back-to-School Guide

WELCOME FROM HEAD OF SCHOOL

SCHOOL INFORMATION

LUNCH PROGRAM

SCHOOL CALENDAR

MCA COMMUNICATIONS

SCHEDULE OF FEES

INFORMATION FROM THE ADVANCEMENT OFFICE

WELCOME FROM THE ADMISSIONS OFFICE

INFORMATION FROM THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

MCA BOOSTERS

LOWER SCHOOL

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

TRAFFIC

UPPER SCHOOL

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

TRAFFIC

Our Mission To lovingly lead and equip students for

kingdom living.

Our Vision To have students graduate with a Biblical

worldview based upon established

spiritual disciplines, sound academic

thinking, and appropriate skill

development that enables them to move

into their adult experience with the

character and tools to be equipped for

service in the Kingdom of God.

Our Purpose To provide Christ-like love, promote a

Biblical worldview, pursue excellence in

education and partner with our families.

School Verse “That the generation to come might know

Him...” - Psalm 78:6

Metrolina Christian Academy admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and

activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The academy does not discriminate in the administration

of its educational policies, scholarships, athletic, and other school programs.

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Metrolina Christian Academy | 2013-2014 Back-to-School Guide 1

Rev. Richard D. Calloway

MCA

LEADERSHIP TEAM Rev. Richard D. Calloway Head of School

Rev. Daniel L. McDowell Upper School Principal (grades 6-12)

Mrs. Amy Hill Lower School Principal (grades TK-5) & Director of Early Education Program (ages 6-weeks to 4-years)

Mr. Dan Wooten Dean of Students

Mr. Ronald Plyler Athletic Director &

Mrs. Lori K. Spears Upper School Guidance Counselor

Ms. Dana L. Bostic Director of Advancement

Mrs. Natalie Stachon Assistant Director of Advancement

Mrs. Carol Walton Director of Admissions Metrolina Christian Academy PO Box 1460 732 Indian Trail-Fairview Rd. Indian Trail, NC 28079 Phone: 704.882.3375 Fax: 704.882.0631 www.metrolinachristian.org

I hope that you are having a wonderful summer as a family and making some lifetime memories. With great anticipation, we have been busy preparing and praying for the start of school in August. God has indeed shown himself strong throughout the years on our campus as we have witnessed hundreds of lives being changed and forever friendships being forged.

As I have sought the Lord about our school focus and theme for 2013-2014, He has led me to a passage of Scripture in Joshua 3 for that inspiration. In verse 5, the Bible declares:”Sanctify yourselves today; for tomorrow the Lord will do wonders among you.”

From this passage, God has given me the theme setting ourselves apart for God’s glory. Our staff and faculty will endeavor to point our students to the truth that as a result of our faith and trust in Jesus Christ we can truly see God do great things among us.

Adrian Rogers, a great preacher, once said; “The task ahead of us is never as great as the power behind us." My prayer is that our student, faculty, staff, and families will truly know and experience the resurrection power that Paul spoke of in Philippians as part of their everyday walk. God never intended for His children to live defeated lives and because of His presence we can truly experience victory in Jesus. Would you join me in praying for a school year in which we all would see and experience the reality of God doing great things in the lives our students, staff and families?

I encourage you to take the time to carefully read the content of this Back to School Guide. We have many new staff members and program improvements for this coming year. I know you will be pleased with all that is planned. Our offices are open over the summer. Please feel free to contact our offices if you have any questions.

I look forward to seeing all of you soon!

Rev. Rick Calloway Head of School

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EVENT: 2013-2014 Family Orientation DATE: Tuesday, August 20, 2013

TIMES: 1:00 PM OR 6:00 PM (Please attend the session that best fits your family’s schedule.)

WHERE: Family Life Center

All families will check in at the Family Life Center.

The Warrior Zone will be open to all for the purchase of needed items.


WELCOME BACK

SCHOOL - START & DISMISSAL TIMES

Before School Care: 7:00 AM-7:55 AM

Lower School:

Grades TK-Kindergarten: 8:05 AM-2:30 PM

Grades 1-5: 8:05 AM-2:45 PM

Upper School:

Grades 6-8: 8:05 AM-2:50 PM

Grades 9-12: 8:15 AM-3:00 PM

After School Care: 3:00 AM-6:00 PM

LATE ARRIVAL

Grades TK-8: A student is considered tardy if they are

not in their class at 8:05 AM To receive full-day

attendance, a student must attend school until at least

11:30 AM or come in by 11:30 AM and remain in class

until the end of the school day.

Grades 9-12: A student is considered tardy if they are

not in their class at 8:15 AM. If a student arrives at

school after the prescribed start time or returns to

school after being checked out, he must report

immediately to the academy office to sign in before

returning to class. The office staff member will issue

the student a pass to enter class late. Other than

student drivers, any academy student arriving on

campus after the prescribed start time, must be

accompanied by a parent to sign the student in before

going to class. Students who drive themselves to

school and arrive after 8:15 AM should sign themselves

in at the academy office.

EARLY DISMISSAL

Lower School

Any Lower School student who anticipates leaving

school early should bring a note from his/her parents

stating the time to be picked up and the person(s) who

will pick him/her up. The student should give this note

to the homeroom teacher at the beginning of the day.

The teacher will send that note to the academy office,

who will call the student out of class at the appropriate

time. When the parent (or permitted person) who is to

pick up the student arrives on campus, they must

report immediately to the academy office to sign the

student out.

Upper School

Any Upper School student who anticipates leaving

school early should bring a note from his/her parents

stating the time to be picked up and the person(s) who

will pick him/her up. The student should give this note

to the receptionist. An Early Dismissal note will be

given to the student. The student will give this note to

the appropriate teacher. The student’s name will be

added to the Early Dismissal email that is sent out

every morning. When the parent (or permitted person)

who is to pick up the student arrives on campus, they

must report immediately to the academy office to sign

the student out. The same procedure applies to

students who drive themselves to and from school with

the exception that they will be able to sign themselves

out at the office before leaving campus. [continued ]

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL - THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 2013


WELCOME BACK

We will be unable to relay any call received after 2:15

PM. After 2:15 PM, the student will be picked up in the

appropriate car line at 3:00 PM.

Once a student arrives on school property, he/she may

not leave until the appropriate dismissal time unless

otherwise approved by the administration. Upon

arrival, students may not miss any class, assembly,

lunch or any other scheduled event for any reason

without prior administrative approval.

DRESS CODE

MCA has an established dress code for both Lower

School and Upper School. Our dress code is described

in the Parent-Student Handbook. The handbook can be

viewed on the www.metrolinachristian.org web site

under Campus Life and also in ParentsWeb under

Resources.

CAR POOL

Carpools are arranged by individual parents, not the

school. To assist in making it easier for other parents

to know you are interested in joining a carpool,

complete and submit the Car Pool form found on

ParentsWeb under School Information, Web Forms.

Once the school year has started, contact Mrs. Rogers

at [email protected] to receive contact

information for other interested car pool participants.

NEW FACULTY

We welcome our new faculty members:

Administration

Mrs. Natalie Stachon, Assistant Director of

Advancement

Early Education Program

Mrs. Haley Collins, Jr. Kindergarten

Mrs. Hope Absher, Jr. Kindergarten

Mrs. Lynne Freshcorn, Jr. Kindergarten

Lower School

Mrs. Ashley Dixon, 1st Grade

Mrs. Kelley Shamblin, 5th Grade

Upper School

Mrs. Sharon Aceta, 8th Grade Math

Mrs. Lisa Sankowski, High School Science

Mrs. Amy Davis, High School Math

Mrs. Shannon Norwood, PE & Electives

Mr. Rob Owens, Band

THURSDAY, AUGUST 22nd

7:45 AM

FIRST STREET (Located between Worship Center & Children’s Center)

Drop-in for coffee, fruit &

pastry and fellowship with

other MCA parents on the

first day back to school.

We hope to see you there!

Presented by the

Project Serve Hospitality Team

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WELCOME BACK

CHAPEL AT METROLINA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

Our chapel teams are

working hard to invite

engaging speakers for

the 2013-2014 school

year. The chapel

schedules for the

upcoming school year

will be posted on our

web site by August 16,

2013.

Our chapels are held weekly and divided by grade

levels:

Junior Kindergarten-2nd Grade attend chapel every

Thursday at 9:30 AM

3rd-5th Grades attend chapel every Thursday at

8:30 AM

Grades 6-12 attend chapel every Wednesday at

9:30 AM

NEW this Year! - This fall we will have separate

Spiritual Emphasis Weeks. Lower School students will

be hearing from Shawn McBride out of Washington,

D.C., October 22-24. Frank Shelton from Washington,

D.C., will be addressing our Upper School students

September 16-18.

As always, we encourage parents to attend chapels

whenever possible. We do ask that you sign in at one

of the school offices and wear a visitor sticker while

you are on campus.

THE MCA PRAYER MINISTRY

MCA Prayer Partners is headed up by two of our

alumni parents, Bill and Sandy Reule. Recognizing the

importance of prayer, they are asking parents to join

the faculty and staff in committing the 2013-2014

school year to our Lord. The purpose of MCA Prayer

Partners is for parents to pray for our students and

families, our teachers (and the classrooms in general),

for chapels, events and administration. This ministry

connects it’s members with each individual prayer

request via email and all that we ask is for each

member to stop and pray for the request as they read

the email. Requests are sent to one of two emails and

are forwarded to the members. We will have a sign-up

sheet and specific information available at our New

Parent Orientation and at our Family Orientation. If you

have questions or would like to go ahead and join this

ministry, please email Bill Reule at [email protected].

MCA Prayer Partners also has a

volunteer Prayer Card

Ministry. Our goal is to send a

handwritten card to each

person that sends in a prayer

request to let them know that

they are being prayed for! If

you are interested in assisting

with the Prayer Card Ministry,

please contact Carol Walton at

[email protected] for

specific details.

Our third facet is new this year. We are thrilled to

announce the formation of the MCA Moms In Prayer

group! This group will meet once per week to

intercede together for our students, families and our

school. This will not be a time of socializing, it will be

intentional and focused prayer by MCA parents! Our

Moms In Prayer will also be involved in our Patriots’

Day, SYATP, our National Day of Prayer, and scheduled

prayer walks. We will have a sign-up sheet and specific

information available at our New Family Orientation

and at our Parent/Student Orientation. We have

several parents heading this new ministry; however, if

you have specific questions, please contact Lesa Roffler

at [email protected].

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Prayer%20Partners

mailto:[email protected]?subject=Prayer%20Card%20Ministry

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METROLINA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

For the 2013-2014 school year, lunch orders can be submitted beginning August 15, 2013. All school lunches will be ordered online through ParentsWeb. NO lunch credits will be issued due to absences, field trips, etc. ORDERING LUNCH

Log onto ParentsWeb.

Select Student Information.

Select Lunch.

Select the Student for whom you are ordering lunch.

Select the month. The month can be changed by selecting the arrows next to the month.

Select Create Web Order. This is located below the calendar.

Lunch for each day will be shown on the list. To order lunch put a “1” for Qty by the lunch to be ordered.

Lunch should be ordered for all the days listed at one time. Placing multiple orders in a month will result in duplicate lunch charges.

The Grand Total at the bottom of the list will show the total ordered for all Lower School Students in the family.

Select Order Items.

NOTE: Each Lower School lunch order includes milk. Milk can also be ordered separately for days a lunch is not ordered. “Milk without lunch” must be ordered on the first day of the month. For example, if you order milk for 6 days in a month, the Qty listed would be 6. Your child will be responsible for getting the 6 milks that month.

PAYING FOR LUNCH

All lunch orders must be prepaid. You can prepay for lunch by applying funds to your lunch account by check, cash or by PayNow on ParentsWeb . For Upper School students, these funds can be applied to Grab-N-Go purchases. [Grab-N-Go is a selection of items such as peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, ice cream, etc. Grab-N-Go options do not have to be pre-ordered. Payment for Grab-N-Go is made from the lunch account balance, cash, or check at the time of purchase.]

If there is no money in the lunch account or your student does not have cash, the student will be allowed to charge a limited amount of Grab-N-Go purchases. Payment must be made by the end of the month for your child to continue to charge for items. If you do not want your child to charge any purchases, you must notify the finance office via email.

Payment is due two weeks before the lunch is provided. Orders will not be placed if payment is not received by the due date.

Payment for initial lunch orders (August through September 6, 2013) are due by Monday, August 26, 2013. All lunch orders after this date must be paid in full 2 weeks before the lunch is provided.

Check payment may be placed in the payment boxes in the Upper School office, lunch room, finance office or sent to school in the Lower School student folders. One check may be sent in for all students in the family. Please note in the memo line of the check “Lunch”.

Cash prepayments must be made in the Upper School Office, Lower School Office, or finance office.

Students who do not order lunch or bring payment by due date will not be served a hot lunch. Upper School students can purchase from the Grab-N-Go options. Lower School students will receive an alternate lunch which may include a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, chips, and milk. The cost of the alternate lunch is $3.50 and will be billed to the family account.

CHANGING LUNCH ORDERS

Once lunch has been ordered through ParentsWeb, you may not make changes to the order. Making changes through ParentsWeb will result in duplicate charges.

Changes cannot be made for the current or past weeks.

Changes can be made to lunch orders for future weeks by contacting Kathy Jackson at 704 882-3375 or [email protected].

TO VIEW LUNCH ORDERS, PAYMENTS, LUNCH ACCOUNT BALANCE

Lunch orders, payments and balance may be viewed on ParentsWeb by selecting Family Information.

Select Family Billing.

Select Lunch Details.

All processed lunch orders and payments will be displayed on the statement.

Please contact Kathy Jackson at 704 882-3375 or [email protected] if you have any questions about ordering lunch through ParentsWeb. Lunch Policy One of the priorities at MCA is to provide your child with a nutritious lunch each day. In an effort to keep tuition at an affordable rate, we want to be conscious of our food costs; therefore, we will not be issuing credits due to absences, field trips, etc. If your child leaves their lunch at home, accommodations will be made for him/her to have a lunch. However, it may not necessarily be what is on the menu for that day. Your monthly statement will reflect the lunch charges incurred by your child. If you have any questions, please contact Lynn Laney for Lower School or Becky Sutton for Upper School.

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@MCAWarrior Metrolina Christian Academy

Keeping you informed and up-to-date on all the latest news, events and happenings around the MCA campus is very

important to us. To receive important notices from time to time, be sure to update your email address in RenWeb . In

addition to the emails we send out, listed below are links to the social media tools we use to update our MCA families

and surrounding community.


PARENT & STUDENT ACCESS

RENWEB Our RenWeb School Management Software gives you, the busy parent, an opportunity to get more involved in your child’s academic progress and future success – all via the Internet! RenWeb’s ParentsWeb is a private and secure website that has been set up for our school to allow you to see complete information specific to your child. You can view your child’s grades, attendance, homework and conduct, as well as other useful school information. You can also communicate with teachers and school staff online whenever necessary. All you need is an Internet-capable computer. Here’s how to access our easy-to-use RenWeb ParentsWeb:

Go to Internet Explorer and type in the address of our school website at www.metrolinachristian.org.

Click on the “ParentsWeb” button found on the HOME page of the web site.

Log in as follows: 1. Create a new user account - On the RenWeb ParentsWeb

Login screen, click on Create New ParentsWeb Account and follow the prompts if you do not have a ParentsWeb login. If you already have a login, skip to Step 2.

2. Enter your username.

3. Enter the password. 4. Specify Parent or Student login type. 5. Click the Login button.

To access grades, click Student Information on the left side of the screen. This will bring up the weekly summary page for your child. If you have more than one child enrolled, each child has a named tab at the top of the screen.

To access specific information, click the buttons on the left side of the screen. Please note that until the school year has actually begun, there will no postings in these areas.

You can access other school information regarding your child on this site, as well as email the teachers directly!

We look forward to your participation. Together we can continue to improve our children’s academic development as well as communication between our school and your home. Please call us if you have any problems or questions. Please note: The district code for MCA is MCA-NC. (Use all capital letters.)

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FEE TERM GRADES PAYMENT TO DUE ATHLETICS Athletics - Non Football $150.00 Year 6th-12th MCA Before Season Begins Athletics - Football $300.00 Year 7th-12th MCA Before Season Begins Cheerleading $350.00 Year 6th-12th MCA Before Season Begins (Some sports may require sports pack/misc apparel at an additional fee.) CLUBS Chess Club $10.00 Year 4th-5th MCA With Enrollment Form Girls on the Run $130.00 Year 3rd-5th Girls on the Run With Enrollment Form Sassy Sampler $50.00 Year 2nd-3rd, 4th-5th, 6th-7th MCA With Enrollment Form Young Scientist $15.00 Year 5th MCA With Enrollment Form Praise & Worship $15.00 Year 2nd MCA With Enrollment Form M & M's $15.00 Year 6th-12th MCA With Enrollment Form NHS $20.00 Year 9th-12th MCA With Enrollment Form Jr. Civitan TBA Year 9th-12th MCA With Enrollment Form Jr. NHS $20.00 Year MCA With Enrollment Form Student Government $35.00 Year 7th-12th MCA ENRICHMENT Piano Registration $25.00 Year MCA-Reg With Enrollment Form Piano Tuition Monthly Faith Abercrombie Dance Registration $25.00 Year MCA-Reg With Enrollment Form Dance Tuition Monthly Crystal Coleman Karate Reg $25.00 Year K5-6th MCA-Reg With Enrollment Form Karate Tuition Monthly K5-6th Rich Aughtry CLASS FEES Art Class II $50.00 Year Art Class I MCA Sep. 1, 2013 Art Class II $50.00 Year Art Class II MCA Sep. 1, 2013 Art Class III $50.00 Year Art Class III MCA Sep. 1, 2013 Band $50.00 Year Band MCA Sep. 1, 2013 Technology $25.00 Year All Students MCA Sep. 1, 2013 K5 Graduation Fee $35.00 Year K5 MCA Sep. 1, 2013 LUNCH Lower School Varies Day MCA At time of Order Lower School Milk $0.60 Day MCA At time of Order Upper School Varies Day MCA At time of Order RETREATS/TRIPS 6th Grade - Raleigh $50.00 6th MCA TBA 8th Grade Retreat - Look Up Lodge $200.00 8th MCA TBA 9th Grade - Wilmington $210.00 9th MCA TBA 10th Grade - Atlanta $250.00 10th MCA TBA 11th Trip - Charleston $250.00 11th MCA TBA Senior Retreat - Bonclarken $185.00 12th MCA TBA Senior Trip - Disney $650.00 12th MCA TBA Class/Grade Field Trips Varies/Trip K5-12th MCA With Permission Slip 6th Grade - Billy Graham Library $20.00 6th MCA With Permission Slip 7th Grade - Hiddenite $25.00 7th MCA With Permission Slip 7th Grade - Latta Plantation $25.00 7th MCA With Permission Slip YEARBOOK Lower School $25.00 TK-5th MCA By Oct. 18, 2013 Lower School (Late Order) $30.00 TK-5th MCA Oct. 21 - Dec 6, 2013 Upper School (Single Payment) $70.00 6th-12th MCA By Oct. 18, 2013 Upper School (Two Payment) $35.00 6th-12th MCA By Oct. 18, 2013 &

Mar. 1, 2014 Upper School (Late Order, Single Payment) $80.00 6th-12th MCA Oct. 21 - Dec. 6, 2013 Upper School (Late Order, Two Payment) $40.00 6th -12th MCA By Dec. 6, 2013 &

Mar.1, 2014 Senior Ad $125-$400 12th MCA Deposit by Oct. 18, 2013 *No yearbooks can be ordered after Dec. 6, 2013.


SAVE THE DATES

Boo-Hoo/Yahoo Breakfast Thursday, Aug. 22nd

7:45 AM First Street

Drop-in for coffee, fruit & pastry and fellowship with

other MCA parents

Volunteer Orientation Meeting

Friday, Aug. 30th 8:15 AM

Sossamon Chapel Find out how to get involved and learn about the countless

volunteer opportunities available at MCA

T.R.I.P. Meeting

[Tuition Reduction Incentive Program]

2 Dates - Attend the session that best fits your schedule

Tuesday, Sep. 17th 8:30 AM

Sossamon Chapel or

Thursday, Sep. 19th 6:30 PM

Sossamon Chapel Learn how to earn tuition

credits for you family

Contact the Advancement Office for more info at 704.882.3375

or [email protected] or [email protected]

With the assistance of the Advancement Office, Metrolina Christian

Academy is committed to involving our families and friends in the school’s

daily efforts and vision casting for the future by providing opportunities for

them to invest their time, talents and treasures. MCA is dependent on the

generosity of volunteers and donors to help advance our ministry. We seek

your support and covet your prayers for MCA.

There are many ways to invest in MCA and each investment makes a

difference. We appreciate your interests in partnering with us. We are

excited to see how God continues to work through MCA and how He uses

your time, talents and resources to make a difference for the next

generation for Christ.

What fundraisers does the school have? It is the responsibility of the

Advancement Office to conduct and/or approve all fundraisers that benefit

the school or school groups. MCA’s primary fundraiser is the Annual

Cornerstone Fund, which kicks off each fall with a four-week gift-giving

campaign. To assist the Annual Cornerstone Fund in meeting its fundraising

goals, there are several special events (Golfers’ Challenge &

Springapalooza), activities and programs throughout the school year. Check

out www.metrolinachristian.org, click on Support MCA for an overview of

fundraising at MCA.

Am I expected to give to the fundraisers? We prayerfully ask that all of our

MCA families contribute each year to the Annual Cornerstone Fund. MCA

has a strong tradition and spirit of giving by its families to support our

growing ministry.

Why doesn’t MCA allow product sales to raise money? MCA made a

commitment to its parents many years ago that we would not ask them or

students to participate in magazine, cookie, gift wrap or product sales of

any kind. Instead, we encourage each parent to participate and give to the

school through the Annual Cornerstone Fund or one of the special events or

programs it sponsors.

Ms. Dana Bostic

INFORMATION FROM THE

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/support-mca/trip.cfm


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PARENT VOLUNTEERS

Share Your Gifts, Serve the School

The mission of Project Serve is to coordinate and

provide parent volunteer opportunities, which serve

the school community for the purpose of Kingdom

education. It is the goal of Project Serve to

communicate volunteer opportunities and to assist

parents in getting actively involved in the areas they

would like to serve. For an overview of Volunteer

Opportunities, please go to the MCA website, click on

Support MCA then

click on Volunteer.

Project Serve receives

its inspiration from

Ephesians 2:10 – “For we are God’s workmanship,

created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God has

prepared in advance for us to do.” Project Serve makes

it possible for its volunteers to live out this verse by

investing their time, talents and resources at MCA.

Volunteer Authorization

To ensure the safety of our students, all volunteers

(each year) at Metrolina Christian Academy must

undergo a background screening. To start the

background screening process, please go to the MCA

website, click on Campus Life, then select Project Serve

to complete the Volunteer Authorization form (submit

online or print, fill out and turn in to the Advancement

Office). *Please Note: Only those who have completed

and received an approved background screening may

volunteer in classrooms or on field trips.

EASY WAYS TO SUPPORT MCA

Throughout the school year, there are some really easy

ways you can support Metrolina Christian Academy

while you shop. The programs listed provide MCA with

thousands of dollars each year. Do your part and get

involved! For all the details, please go to the school

website, click on Support MCA then Giving

Opportunities or be sure to stop by the Advancement

Table at Orientation.

Shopping Reward Programs - Link your reward card to

MCA and with each purchase you support the school.

Harris Teeter (VIC card)

Food Lion (MVP card)

BI-LO (Bonus card)

Target (REDCard)

Collection Programs - Each time you clip and save a

Box Top logo (worth 10 cents each), cut out a

Campbell’s eligible label or save a Coke brand bottle

cap, you help MCA raise money.

Box Tops for Education

Campbell’s Labels for Education

Coke Rewards

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Mrs. Carol Walton

WELCOME FROM THE

WELCOME NEW FAMILIES!

The faculty and staff of Metrolina Christian Academy would like to welcome our new

families to MCA! The purpose of Metrolina is what we strive for daily, “To provide

Christ-like love, promote a Biblical worldview, pursue excellence in education and to

partner with our families.” Our prayer is, “To lovingly lead and equip our students for

kingdom living.”

We are excited to have you come to the New Parent Orientation on Tuesday, August 13,

2013, at 7:00 PM in the FBCIT Worship Center so that we can share the details of our

preparations for the 2013-2014 school year. We will also have booths set up for you to

receive specific information on finances, ordering lunches, extended care, ParentsWeb,

volunteering, MCA Prayer Ministry, a mini version of our school store, etc. The booths

will open at 6:30 PM in the lobby area where we will hand out a New Family Information

Guide to each new family. Our presentation will begin at 7:00 PM. After the

presentation, our administration and staff will be available to assist you with questions

in the booth area.

Our MCA Family Orientation is on Tuesday, August 20, 2013. You can choose to attend

one of two sessions, either at 1:00 PM or at 6:00 PM.

The purpose of having two separate orientations is:

New Parent Orientation on August 13th is geared toward informing and preparing our

new parents.

Family Orientation on August 20th is an event for the whole family. It is primarily

focused on acclimating the students and connecting them with their teachers.

If you are unable to come to the initial New Parent Orientation, we will have New

Family Information Guides available at the Family Orientation for you.

Please know that we are praying for you and looking forward to getting to know your

precious children!

His,

Carol Walton

MCA Director of Admissions

ADMISSIONS

DATES TO REMEMBER

Admissions Open House for Prospective Families Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013

6:30 PM FBCIT Worship Center

2014-2015 Re-Enrollment Begins January 2014

The process is completed online through ParentsWeb.

Welcome to Middle School Night

(Sossamon Chapel) &

Welcome to High School Night

(FBCIT Worship Center) Jan. 30, 2014

2014-2015 Open Enrollment

Begins Feb. 5, 2014


Mr. Ronnie Plyler


NOTE: All athletes

must have a current

sports physical on file

before they can try out

for the team. Athletes

and families must also

complete an Athletic

Eligibility Form to keep

on file in the Athletic

Director’s Office.

MCA encourages all

parents to volunteer in

our concessions stand,

as a gate volunteer, or

as a team mom

(parent), etc.

1st Annual Boosters BBQ

Friday, Sep. 27

The purpose of the Warrior athletic program is to glorify God as we promote physical, mental, social and spiritual growth for our student athletes. We believe that athletics is one of the most significant tools in the development of our students, encouraging them to lead a godly life. Athletics provides an opportunity to honor and glorify God through excellence, self-discipline, sacrificial teamwork and outstanding sportsmanship.

For more insight into the culture and philosophy of athletics at Metrolina, see our “Toward the Mark” web page.

We look forward to seeing you and your family involved in the athletic program at Metrolina Christian Academy.

Metrolina Christian Academy is a member of the North Carolina Independent School Athletic Association(NCIAA). Our division is 3A.

MCA is a member of the Metrolina Athletic Conference (MAC). The schools in our conference are:

Northside Christian Gaston Christian Covenant Day School Westminster Catawba Christian First Assembly of Concord Southlake Christian Hickory Grove Baptist Christian

We offer over thirty athletic team opportunities to our students in grades six through twelve:

FALL

JV Football–Boys

Varsity Football–Boys

Cross Country–Boys/

Girls

JV Cheerleading

Varsity Cheerleading

MS Volleyball–Girls

JV Volleyball–Girls

Varsity Volleyball–Girls

Varsity Tennis–Girls

MS Soccer–Boys

WINTER

JV Cheerleading

Varsity Cheerleading

MS Basketball–Boys

MS Basketball–Girls

JV Basketball–Boys

Varsity Basketball–Boys

Varsity Basketball–Girls

Middle School Wrestling

–Boys

Varsity Wrestling–Boys

SPRING

MS Tennis–Boys

MS Baseball–Boys

JV Baseball–Boys

Varsity Baseball–Boys

MS Softball–Girls

Varsity Softball–Girls

MS Soccer–Girls

Varsity Soccer–Girls

Varsity Golf–Boys

Varsity Track & Field–

Boys/Girls

MS Track & Field–Boys/

Girls

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/athletics/athleticresources/SportsPhysicalForm.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/athletics/athleticresources/Eligibility%20Form%207-10-12.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/athletics/athleticresources/Eligibility%20Form%207-10-12.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/athletics/thisyear.cfm


The Metrolina Christian Academy Boosters is a volunteer

parent organization that operates under the auspices and

non-profit umbrella of Metrolina Christian Academy. To

accomplish our goals, we depend on contributions and

donations from parents and the community to generate

revenue through the sale of memberships, concessions,

apparel and through ticket sales for our annual BBQ set

for Friday, September 27. This partnering with family

members and local businesses is a key element in our

desire to have a positive impact within our community and

to enhance our efforts to equip our student athletes with

the tools needed to build Christian character and a Biblical

worldview.

The Boosters work to achieve these goals through:

The support, promotion and maintaining of a high

standard of integrity and good sportsmanship in all

athletic activities of the school.

The enhancement of a Biblical worldview of athletics.

The fostering and promotion of good will and

fraternal spirit among the members.

The promotion and encouragement of better

attendance to all sports activities by the parents,

friends of athletes, students and faculty of the

school.

The promotion and encouragement of more young

men and women to get involved in athletics, either

as an active participant or as a volunteer assistant.

The raising of funds to assist all athletic programs

through the school’s athletic fund.

Assisting to hold down expenses in the athletic

department by volunteering services.

The participation of members serving in areas of

parking, concession stand, chain gang, admission,

tickets, gates, timers, judges or any similar activity

approved by the athletic department.

Our goal is to have 100% Boosters membership

participation and support of all of our athletes and their

families. Please join and support your student athletes as

a Boosters member. If you would like more information or

want an application for membership, please, visit us online

at www.metrolinachristian.org, stop by the school office

or call the school at 704.882.3375. We hope you will take

advantage of the special membership privileges associated

with our Boosters. Our “Full Armor” membership

package, provides your family with passes to all non-

playoff home athletic events, two padded bleacher seats,

two polo shirts and a car decal.

Please join me and the Metrolina Christian Academy

Boosters in wishing our student-athletes’ success in all

their endeavors as they begin another year of athletic

competition. Being a core component of our student life,

athletics help our students learn valuable lessons -

discipline, faith, teamwork and sportsmanship. Your

Boosters membership helps support all of our athletes and

allows you and your family to be a part of the continued

legacy of Christian-based athletics at Metrolina Christian

Academy. Please join us!

Gary Greene

President, Metrolina Christian Academy Boosters


http://www.metrolinachristian.org/athletics/boosters.cfm

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/athletics/Boosters/2012-2013AthleticBoosterBrochure.pdf



Mrs. Amy Hill


We wanted to take this opportunity to remind you that

your child must meet North Carolina immunization

requirements for school entry. Please contact your

health care provider or local health department to

schedule an appointment to receive the vaccines your

child may be missing. Below is a basic guide of the

immunizations required for school entry.

You must provide proof of your child’s immunizations on

or before the first day of school. Acceptable proof of

vaccination is a copy of your child’s Certificate of

Immunization.

For more information about the vaccines required for

school entry, please visit www.immunizenc.org.

VACCINE Number Of Doses

VACCINE Number Of Doses

DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus & acellular pertussis)

5 doses Rubella 1 dose

Polio 4 doses Hib (haemophilus influenza type B)

3-4 doses

Measles 2 doses Hepatitis B (Hep B) 3 doses

Mumps 2 doses Varicella (chickenpox) 1 dose

REMINDERS

The Summer Reading List is located on our

web site and on ParentsWeb under

Resource Documents.

Should your child need to have medication

administered while at school, you will need

to fill out the Medication Form and return

it with the medication for your child to the

Lower School office.

To register your child for Extended Care for

the 2013-2014 school year, complete and

return the form to the Lower School office.

Don’t forget to reserve your child’s copy of

the 2013-2014 Lower School Yearbook.

Complete the form and return it with your

payment to the Lower School office.

DATES

Lower School Back-to-School Parent Night

Thursday, Aug. 29, 2013

6:00 PM in the Lower School Classrooms

Reading Buddies Training

Wednesday, Sep. 4, 2013

8:30 AM in room C238

Patriot’s Day


9:00 AM in the Worship Center

See You At The Pole


7:00 AM at the Flagpole

http://www.immunizenc.org

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/academics/lowerschool/Lower%20School%20Summer%20Reading%20List.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/campus-life/SummerPacket/MedicationForm.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/academics/extendedcareregistration.cfm#d68557

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/campus-life/SummerPacket/YearbookOrderForm.pdf



2013-2014 SCHOOL SUPPLIES TRANSITIONAL KINDERGARTEN (TK) KINDERGARTEN (K5) FIRST GRADE (1)

GENERAL SUPPLIES: 1 - 5” Pair Fiskars-Brand Scissors 1 - 24 count Box Crayola Crayons 1 - 8 Count Crayola Classic Markers 1 - 8 Color Set Crayola Watercolors 1 - 8 Count Crayola Colored Pencils 1 - Old White Cotton T-Shirt 6 - Small glue sticks – dries clear 2 - Large Elmer’s Washable School Glue 1 - 500-sheet Pack of copy paper 1 - ½” 3-ring binder (white with clear view

front) for Bee Book 1 - Clear vinyl zipper pouch 1 - Backpack without wheels

GENERAL SUPPLIES: 12 - #2 yellow Ticonderoga pencils 1 - 12 Count Crayola Colored Pencils 1 - 24 Count Crayola Classic Crayons 1 - 8 Count Crayola Markers 1 - 8 Count Color Crayola Watercolors 1 - 5” Pair Fiskars-Brand Scissors 12 - Small glue sticks 1 - Black & White Composition Notebook 1 - ½” three ring binder (white with clear

view front) 1 - 1” three ring binder with clear view front 1 - 1” three ring binder (no clear view front) 1 - Clear vinyl zipper pouch 1 - 500-sheet Pack of copy paper 1 - Backpack without wheels

GENERAL SUPPLIES: 12 - #2 yellow Ticonderoga pencils 1 - School Box – Small 5x8 (Easy to Open;

Label) 1 - 24 Count Crayola Crayons 1 - 8 Count Crayola Classic Markers (broad

line) 1 - 8 Count Crayola Watercolors 1 - 12 Count Crayola Colored Pencils 1 - 5” Pair Fiskars-Brand Scissors (pointed) 1 - Clip board – standard size 3 - Expo Markers (Skinny) 1 - Sock (used as white board eraser) 2 - Black & White Composition Books 2 - Highlighters 3 - Elmer’s large glue sticks 1 - Pocket Folder with prongs - Red, green,

yellow, blue (No Designs, No Names) 2 - 1” white three ring binders with clear

insert on front 1 - 3 Ring zipper clear front, pencil bag 1 - 500-sheet Pack of copy paper 1 - Backpack without wheels

TO BE PURCHASED AT MCA: 1 - MCA Folder

*ART SUPPLIES: 1 - Standard size baby wipe or refill pack 2 - Large glue sticks (prefer no colored glue) 1 - Box of tissues or bottle of liquid soap

*ART SUPPLIES: 1 - Standard size baby wipe or refill pack 2 - Large glue sticks (prefer no colored glue) 1 - 24 count pack colored pencils

OPTIONAL ITEMS FOR CLASSROOM NEEDS: Disinfectant Wipes Liquid Hand Soap Antibacterial Wipes (Wet Ones) Facial Tissues

TO BE PURCHASED AT MCA: 1 - MCA folder

TO BE PURCHASED AT MCA: 1 - MCA folder 1 - Student planner 1 - 12” English/Metric ruler

OPTIONAL ITEMS FOR CLASSROOM NEEDS: Disinfectant Wipes Liquid Hand Soap Antibacterial Wipes (Wet Ones) Facial Tissues

OPTIONAL ITEMS FOR CLASSROOM NEEDS: EZ Ziploc Bags (gallon or quart) Disinfectant Wipes Antibacterial Hand Sanitizer Liquid Soap Wet Wipes Facial Tissues

*Please place art supplies in Ziploc bag and label with student’s name for Art.



2013-2014 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SECOND GRADE (2) THIRD GRADE (3)

GENERAL SUPPLIES: 12 - #2 yellow pencils 2 - School Box – Small 5x8 (Easy to Open; Label) 1 - 24 Count Crayola Crayons 1 - 12 Count Crayola Colored Pencils 1 - Box Crayola Magic Markers (washable) 1 - Pair Fiskars scissors (5 inch) 1 - Elmer’s large glue stick 1 - Individual white board (12” x 9” appx.) 4 - Dry erase markers, black 1 - Sock (used as white board eraser) 1 - Pack (200 sheets) wide-ruled notebook paper 3 - Board composition notebooks (no spirals) 1 - 1 ½ inch white three ring binder with clear view front 1 - 1” three ring binder 1 - Pack 5 dividers 1 - Pocket Folder with prongs - Red, green, yellow (No Designs, No

Names) 1 - 500-sheet Pack of copy paper

GENERAL SUPPLIES: 2 - Yellow highlighters 12 - #2 yellow pencils (not mechanical pencils) 1 - Pack red ball point pens 1 - Small covered pencil sharpener 1 - Cloth, stretchable JUMBO size book cover 1 - Small plastic pencil box approx. 5” x 8” 1 - Pair Friskars scissors (6 inch) 1 - Box Crayola Colored Pencils (12 count) 1 - Box of 16 count crayons 1 - Large glue stick 1 - Individual white board (9”x 12” appx.) 5 - Dry erase fine tip markers, Multi-colored (no Expo markers for

Mrs. Boyd’s class) 1 - Whiteboard eraser or sock 1 - 1 ½ ” three ring binder with clear view front 1 - 1” three ring binder with clear view front 3 Sets 5-tabbed dividers with pockets 3 - Heavy duty plastic pocket folders with prongs 1 - 500-sheet Pack of copy paper 1 - Board composition notebook (no spirals)

*ART SUPPLIES: 1 - Standard size baby wipe or refill pack 1 - Large glue sticks (prefer no colored glue) 2 - Black sharpies (fine or ultra fine tip)

*ART SUPPLIES: 1 - Box Crayola classic, tropical or bold color markers broad line ( 8 to

10 count) 1 - Pack plain paper plates 2 - Large glue sticks (prefer no colored glue)

TO BE PURCHASED AT MCA: 1 - MCA folder 1 - Student planner 1 - 12” English/Metric ruler (may reuse ruler purchased last year)

TO BE PURCHASED AT MCA: 1 - MCA folder 1 - Student planner 1 - 12” English/Metric ruler (may reuse ruler purchased last year) 1 - Flat Stanley book

OPTIONAL ITEMS FOR CLASSROOM NEEDS: Disinfectant Wipes Antibacterial Hand Sanitizer Facial Tissues

OPTIONAL ITEMS FOR CLASSROOM NEEDS: Disinfectant Wipes Antibacterial Wipes (Wet Ones) Facial Tissues




2013-2014 SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOURTH GRADE (4) FIFTH GRADE (5)

GENERAL SUPPLIES: 12 - #2 yellow pencils (not mechanical pencils) 1 - Pack red ball point pens 2 - Highlighters (multi-colors) 1 - Small plastic pencil box (appx. 5” x 8”) scissors 1 - Box Crayola Colored Pencils (12 count) 1 - Small pencil sharpener with cover 2- 3 x 3 Post-It note pads 10 - Dry erase fine tip markers, multi-colored 1 - Cloth, stretchable JUMBO size book cover 1 - Pack wide-ruled notebook paper 3 - Single subject spiral notebooks 3 Sets tabbed dividers with pockets 1 - 1 ½” Three ring binder 1 - 1” Three ring binder with clear view front 1 - Plastic heavy duty pocket folders 1 - 500-sheet Pack of copy paper

GENERAL SUPPLIES: 10 - Disposable mechanical pencils 1 - 3 ring zipper pencil bag 2 - Highlighters 1 - 3 x 3 Post-It note pad 1 - Pair of scissors 1 - 12 count Pack colored pencils 1 - Bottle of rubber cement 5 - Dry erase markers (no light colors) 1 - Large pack wide-ruled notebook paper with holes 1 - Pack of hole reinforcements 1 - Notebook hole punch 1 - 1” three ring binders with clear view front 2 - Composition books (not spiral notebooks) 4 - Packs Subject dividers (5 per pack) 4 - Plastic heavy duty folders (red, blue, yellow, green) 1 - 250-sheet Pack of white cardstock

*ART SUPPLIES: 1 - 24 pack Crayola crayons 1 - Pack #2 pencils 1 - Large pink erasers

*ART SUPPLIES: 1 - Pack of Styrofoam paper plates 2 - Black sharpies (fine or ultra fine tip) 1 - Pack 24 count colored pencils

TO BE PURCHASED AT MCA: 1 - MCA folder 1 - Student planner

TO BE PURCHASED AT MCA: 1 - Student planner 1 - 12” English/Metric ruler (may reuse ruler purchased last year)

OPTIONAL ITEMS FOR CLASSROOM NEEDS: Disinfectant Wipes Paper Towels Facial Tissues

OPTIONAL ITEMS FOR CLASSROOM NEEDS: Disinfectant Wipes Facial Tissues Paper Towels



LOWER SCHOOL

The traffic pattern is designed for maximum safety for our students. Parents are asked to observe all traffic

flow patterns. Since the safety of hundreds of students is involved, please give wholehearted cooperation in

observing these regulations. Designated drop off/pick up zones are clearly identified on the maps located on

pages 20, 21 and 22. Do not leave cars unattended in the car line. Please park in designated areas only.

Please watch your speed - the speed limit is 10 mph. Refrain from talking or texting on cell phones when

going through the car line.

LOWER SCHOOL STUDENT DROP-OFF

Lower School students should be dropped off at Point B as indicated on the map on page 20. If you are

coming from US Highway 74 onto Indian Trail–Fairview Road, you will turn right on Peace Drive and enter

the Worship Center parking lot on the road that runs beside the Family Life Center. Follow the arrows to

the desired drop-off point. Drop-off Point B is primarily for Lower School students; however, anyone

may be dropped off at this point. If you wish to park and walk your child in, please enter the Worship

Center lot, park and walk your child in from there.

TK/KINDERGARTEN STUDENT PICK-UP

TK and Kindergarten students should be picked up at Point D as indicated on the map on page 21. The

location for this pick-up point is between the Worship Center and Lower School building as referenced on

the TK-K5 Pick-up Map. Enter the campus on Peace Drive and follow the arrows as indicated on the map

and turn left on Sunnyside Circle, turn left at the first parking lot entrance and proceed to the white

columns, turn left in front of the white columns and enter the TK-K5 pick-up carline.

LOWER SCHOOL STUDENT PICK-UP

Lower School students should be picked up at Point C as indicated on the map page 22. The Lower

School pick-up line will form in the back parking lot referenced on the map. Please do not arrive before

2:15 PM for pick up. The map shows entry points for the formation of the line. To access the pick-up line

enter from Gary Drive, Paula Lane or Peace Drive as indicated on the map; note the pick-up point for this

line. We will allow you to via to Gary Drive, Paula Lane or Peace Road after you pick up your student(s). If

you choose to avoid the pick-up line, you may park in the lot in front of the Family Life Center and walk to

pick up your student(s). Do not park in the lot behind the Family Life Center.


LOWER SCHOOL

LOWER SCHOOL DROP–OFF

MAP Map provided by Google earth– 2012


LOWER SCHOOL

TK-K PICK-UP



LOWER SCHOOL

LOWER SCHOOL PICK-UP



Rev. Daniel L. McDowell


REMINDERS

The Summer Reading List is located on our

web site and on ParentsWeb under

Resource Documents.

Should your child need to have medication

administered while at school, you will need

to fill out the Medication Form and return it

with the medication for your child to the

Upper School office.

Don’t forget to reserve your child’s copy of

the 2013-2014 Upper School Yearbook.

Complete the form and return it with your

payment to the Upper School office.

Student drivers need a permit for campus

parking. Return the completed Student

Parking Form along with payment to the

Upper School office.

A Senior in your home this year? Reserve

space for a Senior Ad. Detailed information

and pricing are explained on the form.

DATES

6th Grade Parent Night

Tuesday, Sep. 10, 2013

6:30 PM in the Worship Center

9th Grade Parent Night

Tuesday, Sep. 10, 2013

6:30 PM in the Sossamon Chapel

Patriot’s Day


9:00 AM in the Worship Center

We wanted to take this opportunity to remind you

about an immunization requirement that affects all

students entering 6th grade on or after the 2008-2009

school year.

The rule states that a booster dose of Tdap (tetanus,

diphtheria, pertussis) vaccine is required for all children

attending public school who are entering the 6th grade

on or after August 1, 2008. If five years or more have

passed since their last does of tetanus/diphtheria toxoid.

Students not attending public school, (i.e., private, home

-school, non-traditional schools) who are 12 years of age

on or after August 1, 2008, are required to receive one

booster does of Tdap vaccine, if five years or more have

passed since their last dose of tetanus/diphtheria toxoid.

Please contact your health care provider or local health

department to schedule an appointment to receive this

vaccine. Do not delay! Make sure your child is up-to-

date on his/her immunizations prior to the start of the

6th grade school year!

You must provide proof of your child’s immunizations on

or before the first day of school. Acceptable proof of

vaccination is a copy of your child’s Certificate of

Immunization.

For more information about the vaccines required for

school entry, please visit www.immunizenc.org.

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/academics/upperschool/13-14USSummerReadingList.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/campus-life/SummerPacket/MedicationForm.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/campus-life/SummerPacket/YearbookOrderForm.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/campus-life/SummerPacket/StudentParkingForm.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/campus-life/SummerPacket/StudentParkingForm.pdf

http://www.metrolinachristian.org/campus-life/SummerPacket/SeniorAdForm.pdf

http://www.immunizenc.org



2013-2014 SCHOOL SUPPLIES SIXTH GRADE (6) SEVENTH GRADE (7) EIGHTH GRADE (8)

GENERAL SUPPLIES: Daily Planner Loose Leaf Notebook Paper - College Ruled Regular or Mechanical #2 Pencils Pens - Blue, Black and Red Highlighters (Any Color & Yellow) 1 - Box Colored Pencils 1 - Box Colored Markers 4 - Large Book Cover 1 - Ruler (Both English & Metric

Measurements) 1 - 500-sheet pack of copy paper

GENERAL SUPPLIES: Daily Planner Loose Leaf Notebook Paper - College Ruled Regular or Mechanical #2 Pencils Pens - Blue, Black and Red Highlighters (Any Color & Yellow) Pencil Pouch - 3-Ring or Stand Alone 1 - Box Colored Pencils 1 - Box Colored Markers 4 - Large Book Cover 1 - 500-sheet pack of copy paper

GENERAL SUPPLIES: Daily Planner Loose Leaf Notebook Paper - College Ruled Regular or Mechanical #2 Pencils Pens - Blue, Black and Red Highlighters (Any Color & Yellow) Pencil Pouch - 3-Ring or Stand Alone 1 - Box Colored Pencils 1 - Box Colored Markers 4 - Large Book Cover 1 - Ruler (Both English & Metric

Measurements) 1 - 500-sheet pack of copy paper

ENGLISH SUPPLIES: 1 inch 3-Ring Binder 3 Tab Dividers 2 Pocket Folder with Brackets

ENGLISH SUPPLIES: 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Spiral Notebook or Composition Book 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pocket Folder

ENGLISH SUPPLIES: 2 inch 3-ring Binder 1 - Spiral Notebook or Composition Book 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab fDividers 1 - Pocket Folder 1 - Pack of Multi-Colored Index Cards

HISTORY SUPPLIES: 1 - 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Spiral Composition Book

HISTORY SUPPLIES: 1 - 2 inch 3-Ring Notebook 2 - Dry Erase Marker 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers

HISTORY SUPPLIES: 1 - 2 inch 3-Ring Notebook 2 - Dry Erase Marker 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers

MATH SUPPLIES: 1 - Pack of Index Cards 1 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Dry Erase Maker 1 - Pack of Graph Paper 1 - 1 Subject Spiral Notebook

MATH SUPPLIES: TI-30 Calculator 1 - 3 Ring Binder 1 - Pack of Graph Paper

MATH SUPPLIES: TI-84 or TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator 1 - Pack of Index Cards 1 - 1 or 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of Graph Paper 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers

SCIENCE SUPPLIES: 1 - 1 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Large Eraser 1 - 8 oz. Bottle of Liquid School Glue 2 - Glue Sticks

SCIENCE SUPPLIES: 1 - 1 or 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Spiral Notebook or Composition Book


BIBLE SUPPLIES: Bible 1 - 1 inch 3-Ring Binder



COMPUTER SUPPLIES: 1 - Spiral Composition Book 2GB Flashdrive



***Elective class supplies can be found on the class syllabus which will be covered in class. ***



2013-2014 SCHOOL SUPPLIES NINTH GRADE (9) TENTH GRADE (10)

GENERAL SUPPLIES: Loose Leaf Notebook Paper - College Ruled Regular or Mechanical #2 Pencils Pens - Blue, Black and Red Highlighters (Any Color & Yellow) 1 - Box Colored Pencils 1 - Box Colored Markers 4 - Large Book Cover 1 - Pack of Dry Erase Markers 2GB or 4GB Flashdrive 1 - 500-sheet pack of copy paper

GENERAL SUPPLIES: Loose Leaf Notebook Paper - College Ruled Regular or Mechanical #2 Pencils Pens - Blue, Black and Red Highlighters (At Least 3 Colors) 1 - Box Colored Pencils 1 - Box Colored Markers 4 - Large Book Cover 1 - Pack of Dry Erase Markers 2GB or 4GB Flashdrive 1 - 500-sheet pack of copy paper

ENGLISH SUPPLIES: 1.5 or 2 inch 3-ring Binder 1 - Spiral Notebook or Composition Book 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 2 - Pack of Index Cards (3x5 and 4x6)

ENGLISH SUPPLIES: 1 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - 3 Subject Spiral Notebook (120+ pages) 1 - Pack of 4x6 Multi-Colored Index Cards 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers

HISTORY SUPPLIES: 1 - 1.5 or 2 inch 3-ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of Index Cards 1 - Pack of Sticky Notes

HISTORY SUPPLIES: 1 - 2 inch 3-ring Binder 1 - Pack of Page Protectors 2 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers

MATH SUPPLIES: TI-84 or TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator 1 - 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 7 - Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of Graph Paper 1 - Ruler (Both English & Metric Measurements) Compass and Protractor (Geometry Only)

MATH SUPPLIES: TI-84 or TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator 1 - 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 7 - Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of Graph Paper 1 - Ruler (Both English & Metric Measurements) Compass and Protractor (Geometry Only)


SCIENCE SUPPLIES: 1 - 1.5 or 2 inch 3-ring Binder 1 - Composition Book (Not Spiral) 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of 3x5 Index Cards (100 count)

BIBLE SUPPLIES: Bible 1 inch 3-Ring Binder

BIBLE SUPPLIES: Bible 1 - 1 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers

SPANISH SUPPLIES: 1 - 1.5 Inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of Sticky Notes

SPANISH SUPPLIES: 1 - 1.5 Inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of Sticky Notes




2013-2014 SCHOOL SUPPLIES ELEVENTH GRADE (11) TWELFTH GRADE (12)

GENERAL SUPPLIES: Loose Leaf Notebook Paper - College Ruled Regular or Mechanical #2 Pencils Pens - Blue, Black and Red Highlighters (Any Color & Yellow) 1 - Box Colored Pencils 1 - Box Colored Markers 4 - Large Book Cover 2GB or 4GB Flashdrive 1 - 500-sheet pack of copy paper

GENERAL SUPPLIES: Loose Leaf Notebook Paper - College Ruled Regular or Mechanical #2 Pencils Pens - Blue, Black and Red Highlighters (At Least 3 Colors) 1 - Box Colored Pencils 1 - Box Colored Markers 4 - Large Book Cover 2GB or 4GB Flashdrive 1 - 500-sheet pack of copy paper

ENGLISH SUPPLIES: 1 - 1.5 or 2 inch 3-ring Binder 1 - Spiral Notebook or Composition Book 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 2 - Pack of Index Cards (3x5 and 4x6)

ENGLISH SUPPLIES: 1 - 1 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - 3 Subject Spiral Notebook (120+ pages) 1 - Pack of 4x6 Multi-Colored Index Cards 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers

HISTORY SUPPLIES: 1 - 1 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers

MATH SUPPLIES: TI-84 or TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator 1 - 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of Graph Paper 1 - Ruler (Both English & Metric Measurements) 1 - Brown Paper Bag

MATH SUPPLIES: TI-84 or TI-84 Plus Graphing Calculator 1 - 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of Graph Paper 1 - Ruler (Both English & Metric Measurements) 1 - Brown Paper Bag

SCIENCE SUPPLIES: 1 - 1.5 - 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 5 Pocketed Tab Dividers 1 - Pack of 3x5 Index Cards (100 count) 1 - Composition Notebook (Not Spiral)

SCIENCE SUPPLIES: 1 - 1.5 - 2 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Pack of 3x5 Index Cards (100 count) 1 - Composition Notebook TI-84 or TI-84 Plus Calculator

BIBLE SUPPLIES: Bible 1 - 1 inch 3-Ring Binder 1 - Composition Notebook 1 - Pack of 3x5 Index Cards (100 count)




UPPER SCHOOL

The traffic pattern is designed for maximum safety for our students. Parents are asked to observe all traffic

flow patterns. Since the safety of hundreds of students is involved, please give wholehearted cooperation in

observing these regulations. Designated drop-off/pick-up zones are clearly identified on the maps located on

pages 28, 29 and 30. Do not leave cars unattended in the car line. Please park in designated areas only.

Please watch your speed - the speed limit is 10 mph. Refrain from talking or texting on cell phones when

going through the car line.

UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT DROP-OFF

Upper School students should be dropped off at Point A as indicated on the map on page 28. This option

will allow you to enter from Gary Drive or Younts Road onto Paula Lane. Both Gary Drive and Paula Lane

lead you to the main school office area. Please follow the arrows on the map that indicate the drop-off

point for this side of the building. Drop–off Point A will provide a safe and easy access for all students to

get to their appropriate buildings. This option allows you to exit the property in the direction of Hemby

Bridge or to US Highway 74.

MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT PICK-UP

Middle School students should be picked up at Point D, in front of the Worship Center, as indicated on

the map on page 29. Please park in the Worship Center lot except for areas that are coned or roped off.

Students are dismissed at 2:50 PM. Staff will be present to ensure the safety of the students as they make

their way to their vehicles.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT PICK-UP

High School students should be picked up at Point A, the parking lot behind the Upper School Office, as

indicated on the map on page 30. Please park in the lot except for areas that are coned or roped off.

Students are dismissed at 3:00 PM. The students will be instructed to go to their cars. Staff will be

present to ensure the safety of the students as they make their way to their vehicles.


UPPER SCHOOL

UPPER SCHOOL DROP–OFF



UPPER SCHOOL

MIDDLE SCHOOL PICK-UP



UPPER SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL PICK-UP


2013-2014 MCA Back-to-School Guide

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