We believe in and teach these basic principles:

1. The inspiration of the Bible, equally in all parts and without error in its origin.

2. The one God, eternally existent Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, who created man by a direct immediate act.

3. The pre-existence, incarnation, virgin birth, sinless life, miracles, substitution death, resurrection, ascension to Heaven, and the second coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.

4. The fall of man, the need of regeneration by the Lord Jesus Christ, living a life of righteous works, separated from the world, witnessing of His saving grace through the ministry of the Holy Spirit.

1. To know the love of Jesus Christ through example and teaching; to develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ by accepting Him as personal Savior; and to learn the importance of showing this love to others.

2. To acquire a lifestyle of Christian character, morality, respect, and responsibility.

3. To participate in acquiring the finest education attainable in a school whose expectations are constantly being increased.

4. To be provided with a wide variety of co-curricular opportunities conducted in an atmosphere and with attitudes and behavior that exalt Jesus Christ.

5. To find daily at TCS an atmosphere of love, joy, righteousness, and respect.

1. Application for Admission-Obtain an Application for Admission packet and a Parent-Student Handbook from the administration office. Please read the handbook completely.

2. Testing Fees and Records-Return the completed Application for Admission, the testing fee, registration fee, your child's immunization record, a copy of a state issued Birth Certificate and a copy of your child's last school report card or transcript to the administration office. Students will not be permitted to attend classes until file is complete.

3. Entrance Testing-All enrolling students must be tested. Schedule a date for your child to take the entrance test. Parents of students in grades 6-12 must schedule a personal interview, following the testing, with the administration. The student should also attend this interview.

4. Teacher Recommendation from Former School - All transfer students must submit a recommendation completed by a former teacher or a letter to the school board explaining why this cannot be done.

5. Letter of Recommendation-All high school students (grades 9 - 12) are required to submit a letter of recommendation from their pastor or church official. Parents and students (grades 6-12) must sign the Temple Christian School Standard of Student Conduct.

6. Probation-All new students are admitted for a nine-week probationary period.

7. Agreement-Temple Christian does not admit nor retain teen-age students who do not want to attend this school.

2. a. Family days (two days per year) - Family days must be pre-approved and may not be used during major testing periods, i.e. semester tests, or finals. These days are counted as excused absences. Family days must be spent with the family.

b. College Days –Seniors are permitted 5 college days per year. Juniors are permitted 2 college days in the Spring Semester only. All college days must be pre-approved two weeks before scheduled day. Students must bring a note on university letterhead saying they visited that campus on that particular day.

4. Truancy-Students are considered truant when they are absent from school or any of their classes without following the attendance guidelines. Students without passes who are out of class a portion or all of the period are considered truant. Truancy constitutes an unexcused absence. Disciplinary action will be taken.

5. Permission to Leave School-Students who must leave school during the school day must sign out in the Attendance Office with acknowledgment by the attendance clerk. In order for the student to receive authorization to leave school, he/she must present a written request to his/her period 1 teacher. The parental request must:

Parents: If a student becomes too ill to remain in class, we will reach you by phone and recommend that you come to school and pick up your child. It is very important that we have an updated, working phone number on the emergency contact card to reach you. We have some temporary facilities to help comfort the sick child while he/she is waiting. However, transportation cannot be provided for sick children. If your child is ill, please do not send him/her to school. A student that contracts a contagious disease or condition, such as pink eye, chickenpox, ringworm, impetigo, or pediculosis (head lice) will be sent home from school and must remain home until the condition or disease is remedied. Parents of students injured in school to the degree he/she must see a doctor must submit written permission before the student can return to participate in PE or athletics.

To comply with Health Department standards, students running a temperature or vomiting may not return to school for 24 hours after being sent home and must be temperature free to be readmitted.

11. Co-Curricular Activities-Students not in school by 9:00 a.m. on the day of a scheduled co-curricular activity will be restricted from participation in that activity. Exceptions to this policy must have approval from the Eligibility Committee.

1. Temple Christian School has established an outstanding record in athletic and co-curricular competition throughout its years of existence. Many league, district, state and national championships in football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, track, softball, cheerleading, academics, computer, music and other activities are part of the TCS heritage. TCS volleyball won a National Championship in 2005 and Fighting Eagles varsity cheerleaders won national titles in 2004 and 2006.

2. Sports-Athletic teams are available to students in grades 6 through 12. Boys' teams compete against other schools in football, basketball, track, baseball, golf, cross country, and soccer. Girls' teams compete in volleyball, basketball, track, softball, golf, cross country and soccer.

3. Cheerleaders-Cheerleading squads are chosen for junior high school and senior high school each spring. They represent Temple Christian School at athletic events and in cheerleading competition. TCS Cheerleading Squad won National Championships in 2004 ad 2006.

4. Honor Club-Students are selected for membership in the National Honor Society and the National Junior Honor Society on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and community service. High school students are selected for membership in the American Christian Honor Society on the basis of leadership, scholarship, Christian character, and Christian service.

5. Youth and Government - High school students may participate in youth and government sponsored by the YMCA.

6. Class Officers, Student Government Officers, and Honor Society Officers -High school classes elect class officers each year. In addition, a very active Student Government is in place at TCS. Student Government officers campaign for office and are elected by the student body. In recognition of the need to have elected officers on campus during school hours, a senior holding an elected office may not qualify for early senior release. Students choosing to run for an elected office must be willing to spend time outside of school hours to fulfill the duties of their office.

7. Parties-Room mothers in kindergarten and elementary grades will contact parents concerning regular school parties. Birthday parties may be scheduled during the last hour of the school day on Friday or the last class day of the school week. Please contact the classroom teacher before scheduling a party for your son/daughter. Parties for grades 6 through 12 will be planned by the students through their class organizations.

8. Field Trips-Classes at Temple Christian School enjoy the educational advantage of learning away from the school campus. Students enjoy field trips which enlarge their understanding of some phase of their class work. Field trips are designed to be educational, as well as recreational in nature. All students are expected to attend. However, students may be retained at school for disciplinary reasons.

9. Transportation to and from Activities-Students participating in athletics or other activities are expected to ride the vehicles provided by the school. Drivers are licensed to operate these vehicles. After an activity or game is completed, students may leave to go home with their parents. Parents will need to sign the appropriate release form provided by the coach/sponsor in order for their son/daughter to leave an activity/game with them or any other person.

10. Athletic schedules are available at www.tcseagles.org, by calling the "Sports Hotline" or on the TCS website.

1. ; Bible-A Bible lesson is taught each day. Each student learns a number of Bible verses from memory each year. The King James Version is used at Temple Christian School.

2. Language Arts-Reading skills are taught using a phonetic approach. In addition to traditional English grammar, students receive instruction in spelling, poetry, vocabulary,

Math – A traditional and practical course of study is used in math classes. Students are taught basic concepts and applications. Advanced courses are available to high school students.

Science-Students receive instruction in areas such as plants, animals, the earth, the solar system, and creation. Advanced science courses are available to upper grade students. In science, as in all other subjects, the Bible is the absolute authority.

History-Historical facts and events are presented with emphasis on great Americans and patriotism. History classes are taught from a Christian perspective.

Music-Elementary students have music classes on a regular basis. They are taught hymns and choruses as well as music theory and secular songs. Students may participate in choir or band. Private lessons are available on a limited basis at additional cost.

Art-Elementary students receive instruction through craft projects and art projects on a regular basis. Art is offered as an elective in junior and senior high school.

Physical Education-Kindergarten and elementary students participate in organized playground games and activities. Junior and senior high students receive instruction in physical fitness.

Elective Subjects-High school students may choose from a variety of elective subjects in addition to required courses.

Special Education-TCS does not provide for Special Education needs.

Honors Classes-Students may qualify for selected honors classes. Space is limited and access to these classes is not guaranteed. Seven points will be added to the numeric average of students taking these classes. GPA in these classes is calculated on 5.0 scale.

Schedule Changes -All schedule changes at mid-semester will be made only with written permission from the parents, teachers involved, and the guidance office. Changes must be completed within one week after the beginning of any semester.

Graduation Requirements-Temple Christian School requires 28 credits for graduation. Seniors must meet all graduation requirements to participate in graduation ceremonies. Eight semesters of high school attendance are required in order to be considered for graduation.

Honor Graduates - There are three classifications of Honor Graduates: Summa Cum Laude, Magna Cum Laude, and Cum Laude. Honor graduates are students whose cumulative grade point average meets the standard listed below and whose conduct demonstrates exemplary Christian character as determined by the Graduation Committee.

Summa Cum Laude - Grade point average of 3.85 or above

Magna Cum Laude - Grade point average of 3.70 - 3.84

Cum Laude - Grade point average of 3.50 - 3.69

15. Temple Christian School Diploma Choices:

Temple Christian School offers three levels of diplomas: the College Prep Honors Diploma, the College Prep Diploma and the General Diploma. The type of diploma earned by students will be indicated on their TCS transcript upon graduation. (General diplomas are issued only under unusual circumstances. This diploma track is available only if suggested by the Guidance Counselor or the Academic Committee.)

College Prep Honors Diploma: In addition to the requirements for a College Prep Diploma, the College Prep Honors Diploma requires that all available honors courses be completed, including a level 3 of language, Calculus Honors, and Physics Honors.

English 4 credits (English 9, 10, 11 and 12)

16. Transfer Students-Transfer credit is given only for completed work. Transfer students who maintain an overall "C" average or better during their first semester at TCS will be able to transfer all grades at full value. However, if an overall "C" average or better is not maintained, a "D" will not be transferred.

Accreditation-Temple Christian School is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Texas Association of Baptist Schools (ACTABS). ACTABS is recognized by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) as an approved accrediting organization. The TEA no longer accredits any non-public school but recognizes certain accrediting associations such as ACTABS.

1. Detentions will be assigned for the following morning for secondary students. Elementary detentions will be served after school. Failure to serve an assigned detention may result in a student being withheld from classes.

2. Detentions may be assigned for 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, or one hour. The amount of time will be indicated on the detention notice.

3. Students receiving more than 3 hours of detention in a nine-week grading period will be suspended from sports for three weeks.

The teacher assigning the detention will also give the detention assignment. The assignment may be:

4. Students may not do homework during detention unless it is specifically assigned by the teacher.

5. Additional disciplinary action may include in-school suspension, out-of-school suspension, probation, de-enrollment, or expulsion from school.

6. This handbook does not define all types and aspects of student behavior; however, the Administration has the responsibility to set forth policies, rules, and regulations to help each student. The classroom teachers may establish certain rules and policies not inconsistent with those established by the Administration.

1. Students will be allowed to arrange for a change of schedule during the first week of each semester.

2. Students must have approval of parents.

3. There must be a consultation with the instructor of the subject to be dropped or added.

4. Classes dropped after the second week of a semester are recorded on the students transcript with a WP or a WF; WP meaning withdrew passing and WF meaning withdrew failing. The circumstances behind the drop will enter into the grade received at the time the drop is officially made.

5. Classes dropped after the fourth week of a semester will result in an automatic failing grade for the semester.

6. Classes cannot be added after the second week of a semester.

7. A schedule change will not be permitted if it means undue disturbance of the class size balance between sections that are in place at that time.

A student is considered to be ineligible on the day his/her report card is issued with a failing

grade on it.

1. Students who fail any class for the final 9-weeks of the school year and have a final semester average below 70 must receive academic assistance during the summer. This may be done by attending summer school. If assistance is not received prior to the beginning of school, the student may not participate in practices or games until the end of the first tri-weekly period. At that time, the student must be passing all classes to resume athletic participation. If a student does not receive help during the summer he/she may not participate during summer practices unless the academic committee approves the student repeating the failed course during the upcoming year. If the TCS Academic Committee approves a student repeating a course, the student may participate in summer sports and fall sports. His/her grades will be checked at the 3-weeks, 6-weeks after that and they must be passing all courses. Students repeating more than one course will not be eligible for sports until after the first 9-week period.

2. If a student fails the last 9-weeks of a school year, but the semester average is passing, the student may participate in summer practices and games after school begins. His/her grades will be checked at the end of the first tri-weekly period. At this time all the subjects must have a passing grade.

1. Care of Facilities, Equipment, and Textbooks-Students are expected to take care of school facilities, equipment, and textbooks. Disciplinary action will be taken when students abuse the facilities or equipment. A student will also be expected to pay for repair or replacement of any facilities, or equipment he/she damages. Textbooks are to be covered immediately after being issued. Fines may be charged for uncovered textbooks, books lost, or books left in unapproved areas.

2. Homework-All students are expected to complete their homework each night. Failure to do so may result in lower academic grades and/or detention.

3. Phone Calls-Please feel free to call the office at any time. To contact a teacher, please call the office and leave your number on his/her voice mail. The teacher will return your call. All TCS staff also have email addresses for ease of contact should a parent desire to use that means. To contact your son/daughter, call the office and the secretary will give the student a message or call for the student to come to the phone. Only parents may contact their son/daughter during the school day. Students are not permitted to use the office phone except in emergencies.

4. Lunches-Lunches, drinks, snacks, and ice cream are available daily at an additional cost. Lunch may be purchased on a monthly basis by completing a lunch order form and submitting it with payment by the designated date.

5. Medicine-TCS health services staff is First Aid and CPR trained. Students are not to have any medication in their possession at school. All medicines are to be turned in to the health room in the morning with instructions as to the proper time and dosage. In accordance with the State laws, a signed doctor's or parent's form is necessary for our school nurse to administer any medication. (This includes any prescription or over-the-counter medication). All medicine, including prescriptions, must be in the original container. Students who become ill at school will be sent home if the nurse deems it necessary or if they have a temperature of or exceeding 100 degrees. Students having head lice will be sent home. They may return to school when the nurse has conducted a satisfactory head check or the problem has been properly treated according to Health Department guidelines.

6. Insurance-A small accident insurance policy is carried on each student at no additional cost. This is a co-insurance that covers only charges not covered by other private insurance.

7. Money turned in-When sending money to the school office; please place it in an envelope showing the student's name, amount, and reason for payment.

8. Student Pickup-Students will be picked up only at the main entrance to the gym or at the front door of the elementary building. Students are not to leave campus to be picked up at another location. Students picked up after 4:00 may incur additional charges unless they are involved in co-curricular activities.

9. P.E. participation-Students in grades 6-12 who are unable to participate in physical education classes must have a note from the parents. A note from a doctor may be requested if the period of time exceeds three days.

10. Student accident or illness-Any student seriously injured at school will be taken to an emergency center, or a similar facility, unless the parent advises otherwise. Parents will be called to meet the school official at the center or a similar facility, so that proper permission forms may be executed. Minor injuries will be treated at school by the Health Room personnel. Parents will be called if a student is too ill to remain at school. Students with a temperature of more than 100 degrees will not be permitted to remain at school.

11. Party Invitations-Birthday or party invitations cannot be passed out at school unless they include all the girls or all the boys in the class.

12. Visitors to School-All visitors must report immediately to the appropriate school office to receive permission to be on the premises. Only those individuals who have school related business to conduct will be granted permission to remain.

13. Cell Phone Usage -Secondary students may not use cell phones or have them visible during class sessions or any time from 7:30 am until 3:30 pm. Exceptions must be approved by an administrator. Students violating this policy will have their phones taken up. They may be returned when student pays a $25 fine.

14. Publications – Parents and students should understand and agree that the student has no right to publish and distribute a student newsletter or any other publication without permission of the administration. They understand and agree that the school administration has the right, in its sole discretion, to control what is published, circulated, or otherwise distributed to students or staff, and parents will ensure that their child understands this provision.

1. Communication between the parents and school is of utmost importance. Parents are issued a school calendar which gives important dates. Communication may also be included in special meetings, notices sent home, or emails. A parent notification "phone tree" is also in operation. The school website www.tcseagles.org is a primary means of communication.

2. Parent-teacher communications may be in the form of written notes, phone calls, or emails. Parents may call the teacher’s voice-mail to set up a conference with the teacher, or may send a note requesting a call, or may email the instructor. All staff has individual email addresses for parents wishing to use this method. Student grades and most records are available 24 hours a day via the Renweb internet site.

3. Elementary students write their assignments on a student planner that is checked and signed daily by the parents.

4. Students in grades 1-12 may receive failing slips when they make a failing grade on a major test. These slips must be signed by the parents and returned within two days.

5. At the teacher’s discretion a retest may be scheduled for a failed test. 80% is the maximum grade possible on a retest. Tutoring may be required instead of a retest.

6. Parents should understand that students failing to successfully complete homework assignments may be required to serve in detention hall until the assignments are complete. Students may receive a zero on incomplete homework.

7. Temple Christian School encourages parents to be as involved as possible in their child's education. If you would like to visit your child's classroom, you are more than welcome. Please follow these procedures:

1. Pray about the situation and determine if it seems serious enough to pursue.

2. Contact the teacher or other individual directly involved for a personal conference.

3. If unresolved, schedule an appointment with the Assistant Principal or direct supervisor over your child’s grade level.

4. If still unresolved, contact the Principal for a conference.

5. If necessary, contact the Superintendent for a conference.

(If the Principal or Superintendent deems advisable, matters pertaining to student discipline or admissions may be referred to the Admissions or Disciplinary Committees at any stage during the above process. The decisions of these committees are final and binding. These committees may consist of TCS Administrators, Temple Baptist Church Pastor and Assistant Pastor, and a faculty representative for elementary and secondary.)

6. If a dispute arises out of or relates to any of the services being provided by Temple Christian School or any of its faculty or staff members and if the dispute cannot be settled through direct discussions with teachers and administration, then the parties agree to endeavor first to settle the dispute in an amicable manner by submitting the dispute to one or more individuals who will attempt to resolve the dispute through Christian conciliation. If Christian conciliation is unsuccessful, the parties agree to submit any unresolved controversy or claim arising out of or relating to the services being provided by Temple Christian School or any of its faculty or staff members to mediation under the Commercial Mediation Rules of the American Arbitration Association before resorting to arbitration. Thereafter, any unresolved controversy or claim arising out of or relating to the services being provided by Temple Christian School or any of its faculty or staff members will be settled by arbitration in accordance with the Commercial Arbitration Association. Decision of the arbitrator will be final and binding on both parties. Any costs relating to the conciliation, mediation, or arbitration process will be equally divided between the two parties.

At 4:00 p.m. (30 minutes after school dismissal) any student in grades 6-12 remaining on campus who are not directly involved in co-curricular activities, specific instruction, or tutoring under the supervision of a staff member, or under the supervision of their parent or guardian, will be taken to the cafeteria.

In the cafeteria, students will be supervised by a staff member while they work on that day’s homework or other activities. During this time, students will have access to pop, snack, and ice cream machines, if they so desire. Students will remain in the cafeteria until picked up by their ride.

Students in fifth grade and younger need to be off campus by 4:00 p.m. or go into a daycare situation.

SASS program will operate until 5:30 p.m. Students remaining after 5:30 p.m. will wait in the commons area and will not be directly supervised by a staff member. Parents should be aware of this.

Students entering the SASS program at 4:00 p.m. will sign in at the time they entered and will also sign out when they leave so accurate records may be kept. Billing will be on regular monthly bills.

SASS is not optional to students staying after 4:00 p.m. All students remaining on campus after 4:00 p.m. not involved in other activities must be in SASS. Students dismissed from athletics, music, etc. may wait for rides a maximum of 15 minutes before going into SASS.

1. Students may receive a conduct grade on their report cards.

2. Parents are expected to cooperate with the faculty and administration in the area of student conduct.

3. Students with a continuing problem of swearing, lying, cheating, stealing, disrespect, or fighting will be considered out of harmony with the school standards and policies and are subject to progressive disciplinary action up to and including suspension and possible unenrollment or dismissal.

4. The sale, barter, or trade of any items at school is not permitted without prior written permission from the administration.

5. The following articles are not to be brought onto the campus: knives, guns of any type, fireworks, any reading materials or audio or visual media not assigned by the faculty for educational purposes, drugs, tobacco, alcohol, electronic games, recorders, pagers, legally prohibited devices, trading cards, chains, or any thing that would distract from classes.

6. Students are not permitted to chew gum on campus. Fines are issued for violations.

7. Romantic physical contact between boys and girls is not permitted at school or at any school function.

8. Students who are not in harmony with the policies of the school are subject to disciplinary actions. The following are considered as grounds for swift, progressive disciplinary action up to and including suspension and dismissal:

2. Detentions

4. In-School Suspension

5. Out-of-School Suspension

6. Un-enrollment

7. Expulsion

1. Honor Rolls-Students who make an "A" grade in every subject will be listed on the "A" Honor Roll. Students with all "A" or "B" grades will be listed on the "B" Honor Roll. Conduct grades will be considered in determining honor roll students.

2. Perfect Attendance-Any student who is in attendance each school day and is tardy no more than two times will receive a certificate of perfect attendance. Family days do count against a student's perfect attendance record.

3. Citizenship Awards-These are presented to students in grades 6-12 who display outstanding citizenship throughout the year. Students will be selected by the faculty and administration. Students must attend all year to be eligible for these awards.

4. Academic Awards-Awards are presented in the different academic areas to the students who excel in those areas. Students must have attended Temple Christian School for the entire year to be eligible for major awards.

5. Honorary Awards-These awards are the most coveted awards to be received by students at Temple Christian School. Outstanding boy and girl students are chosen secondary class. In addition, the staff chooses the School Award winners-the top boy and top girl at TCS. These awards are given to the upper grade boy and girl who most accurately picture the ideal Temple Christian School student. Such things as academics, athletic participation, school support, extracurricular activities, and spiritual interest will be considered in the selection of the winner

. 6. Athletic Awards-Participation certificates are awarded for students in each sport. Special awards are given by the coaches to students who excel in a particular sport. The Eagle Awards are given on the varsity level to one boy and one girl who best exemplify a Christian athlete.

1. Students driving to school are not permitted to stay in their vehicles after they arrive on campus.

2. Upon arriving on campus students are not permitted to leave again until the end of their school day.

3. Students will not leave campus in their vehicles at any time during the day without permission. (Medical or dental appointments should be scheduled at the beginning or end of the day if possible.)

4. Students are not permitted to drive vehicles to the athletic fields during school hours.

5. Students must have a copy of a valid driver's license and a copy of proof of insurance on file with the school. A TCS parking permit must be clearly displayed on the back window of their vehicle.

1. Students may park only in designated parking spaces in the west parking lot. If these areas prove inadequate, additional spaces will be provided. Do not park on grass, on the opposite (trailer park) side of the gym lot barriers, next to the cafeteria, or in any undesignated space. Observe all signs. No backing into parking places.

2. All students and staff parking vehicles on the TCS campus during the school day must apply for and display a TCS Parking Permit. The permit is available in the high school office. A fee of $5.00 will be charged to students for the permit. The permit must be hung on the rear view mirror..

3. Vehicles parked in non-designated areas, parked illegally, or on campus without a permit will be subject to a $5.00 parking fine. Lots will be checked regularly.

4. Remember, TCS has a closed campus policy. Once you leave your vehicle you may not return until the end of the school day. Athletes should leave their cars parked on the regular lot during practices. Do not drive to athletic areas.

1. With elementary students around on all areas of the campus, it is important a strict 15 MPH campus speed limit be observed at all times. No "peeling out" or reckless driving will be tolerated.

2. Violations of speed limit or reckless driving rules will be assessed $10.00 for first violation, $25.00 for second (and a 2-week suspension of driving privileges) and $50.00 for third (and suspension of driving privilege for the remainder of the year).

3. These regulations are in effect at all hours of the day.

1. The student has written approval from the principal and parents. The necessary form is in the guidance office.

2. The guidance counselor has ascertained that the student will have necessary courses and credits for graduation upon successful completion of enrolled courses.

3. The student has signed a written agreement that they will sign out at the high school office before leaving each day.

4. The student is not an elected officer.

5. When a student leaves, he/she cannot return to school that day except for a required, school-related activity or to provide transportation for a sibling.

6. Dress requirements must be maintained when leaving campus.

7. A student who does not maintain the acceptable academic requirements will be placed on a three-week probation. At the end of the three weeks, his/her progress will be re-evaluated and the early release privilege may possibly be denied.

1. Courses taken at TCC or other colleges and transferred to the TCS transcript will have no impact on numeric value; and, therefore, will not affect ranking. The courses will be included in the GPA and course credit shown on the transcript

2. Honors credit will not be given to dual credit classes.

3. All AP courses will receive honors credit, including all transferred AP credits (if credits are identified as AP on the transferring transcript).

4. Honors classes receive an additional point on GPA value and 7 points on numeric value.

5. Incoming transcripts with a non-compatible credit system may limit TCS’s ability to consider all value or provide adequate class rank.

6. Honor math students must take at least three years of math while in high school. This is in addition to eighth grade Algebra I.

7. TCS students may not take exterior courses to advance beyond their grade level. The only exception to this rule is that the student who is not in the honors math class may, upon the approval of the administration, take classes that will allow him/her to enter honors math.

8. TCS does not rank students. The top 5 graduates are identified.

1. Withdrawals-Withdrawals from school must be made through the administration office. Any account left open will incur additional tuition and fees until a withdrawal is signed in the office. School records will not be released until all financial accounts are paid.

2. Dismissals-