Cathedral Academy Handbook
Chapel Attendance: Students are required to attend Morning Prayer and Holy Communion each day. Repeated tardiness concerning Morning Prayer attendance will result in a lowering of the Bible/Liturgics grade. We are a sacramental church and fully celebrate the seven sacraments of Christ’s Church. They are Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Matrimony, Holy Orders, Anointing of the Sick or Unction, Reconciliation, and Holy Communion. We believe in the Episcopal form of government of the ancient church, which includes the offices of Bishop, Priest, and Deacon. All baptized Christians are invited to the Lord’s Table for Holy Communion. If a child is not baptized he or she is still invited to the communion rail to receive a blessing from the celebrating priest. Children are encouraged and invited to participate in the full sacramental life of the church. Children are required to serve as acolytes and readers during our communion service. Opportunities for counseling and confession are always made available for their spiritual development.
We adhere to both the Apostles Creed and Nicene Creed as professions of faith. We believe in Christ’s Real Presence in Holy Communion and that the bread and wine truly become the Body and Blood of Christ. We utilize the 1979 Book of Common Prayer as our form of worship along with more ancient liturgies for various church seasons. We observe the traditional church calendar, which includes Epiphany, Lent, Holy Week, Eastertide, Pentecost, Kingdomtide, Advent, and Christmastide.
Worship: Your child will attend liturgical services daily. In those services it is customary for congregants to stand to sing, recite the psalms, hear the Gospel reading, and show reverence for the Holy Communion service. Students will sit during sermons and to hear the Old Testament and New Testament readings. Kneeling will occur for certain prayers and the general confession. Our service employs the use of bread, wine, incense, bells, holy water, candles, blessed oil, and other sacramental items given to us by the church. Students will be asked from time to time to participate in services, such as carrying the cross, reading the lessons, assisting the priest, lighting the candles, etc. It is a good and holy thing for children to assist in the liturgy and it was Christ who said, “suffer the little children to come unto me.” Boys and girls sit on separate sides of the church. When one walks in boys sit to the right and girls sit to the left. Students are to occupy the first five rows of the pews. Following worship services girl students are dismissed first to help instill politeness towards women. Parents are invited and encouraged to attend Morning Prayer and Holy Communion each day.
The first and foremost task of Cathedral Academy is to educate your child spiritually, morally, and religiously. Education without Jesus Christ and Holy Church at the center is contrary to education itself. Your child will be open to teachings on virtue, morality, and at the very least will hear two Psalms, one Old Testament, one New Testament, one Gospel reading, and two sermons daily.
Accreditation: Our school is an independent church school and is not currently accredited by any organization. Colleges and Universities willingly accept students who graduate from non-accredited church schools. We also try to prepare each student to score aggressively on such standardized tests as the ACT and SAT. A student must score at least a 16 on the ACT to enter a college such as Wallace. Many other universities require higher ACT scores for admission. Colleges that have enrolled Cathedral Academy alumni include Concordia College. Our school is registered with the Alabama State Department of Education.
School Day: The school day runs from 8:00 AM to 2:45 PM Monday through Friday. A calendar is made available at the beginning of each school year. Our school observes the usual holidays, along with certain church functions, and designated holy days as observed by the Church.
Arrival: Students should arrive to Cathedral Academy between 7:40 AM and 7:55 AM. Students are to go directly to their homeroom for attendance. Students are to be in proper uniform as they enter the school grounds.
Pick Up: Students must be picked up within 15 minutes of the end of the school day.
Faculty: We have a group of highly qualified and dedicated teachers. Some of our faculty are certified teachers and hold teaching degrees from the University of Montevallo and Huntingdon College. Our other teachers hold degrees from University of Alabama, University of West Alabama, Ball State University, and Judson College.
Clergy: Caring clergy are available at all times to help meet the spiritual needs of the students. Our academy is graced by the spiritual covering of Archbishop Charles Jones, rector of the Cathedral of Christ the King.
Tuition: Our tuition is $160.00 per month for 12 months with a $250.00 curriculum fee for pre K3 – 6th grade and $300 for 7th – 12th grade for books and teaching materials. There is also a $40.00 testing fee for aptitude testing which occurs in the spring for 1st – 8th grade students. Parents will be billed monthly.
Testing: Aptitude test will be given for grades 1st – 8th. Students in the 9th – 12th grade are required to take the ACT test at least once a year. Registration packets may be picked up at the school.
Schools: Cathedral Academy operates three schools, lower, middle, and upper/college preparatory. Students at all three levels attend chapel together, have lunch, and interact daily.
Transportation: Cathedral Academy does not currently utilize buses to pick up and transport students. All students are required to be driven and picked up by their parents, appointed guardians, or designated individuals. Those students, who are of driving age, with signed permission by their parents, may drive to and from school. Cathedral Academy reserves the right to revoke driving privileges of a student for any reason it deems necessary. Cathedral Academy also assumes no liability for damages or loss caused to any vehicle parked on campus or elsewhere for a school sponsored activity.
School Lunches: Students are required to bring their own sack lunch or a microwaveable meal. If students have a microwavable meal, the meal needs to be able to cook them in 90 seconds or less. Cathedral Academy has a hot lunch program through a cooperative agreement with Selma High School. Lunches are $3.00 per day, payable in cash the day of the lunch. Students may not leave the lunchroom under any circumstances without prior permission from a teacher.
Attendance: Students who have 20 or more absences for the year will be retained.
Exam Exemptions: Students may only exempt 2nd semester exams of the have a 95 average for the 3rd and 4th nine weeks grading period. Students are only allowed to exempt 2 exams. If they are eligible to exempt more than 2 exams, then they may choose the 2, which they can exempt.
Sports: Cathedral Academy is part of the Small Christian Athletic Association. We will have varsity basketball, baseball, and softball. Students are required to maintain a 2.0 average of their 4 core classes (math, science, English, and history) throughout the year. Eligibility will be check every 3 weeks as required by the SCAC.
Mascot and School Shield: The Cathedral Academy mascot is the lion. This reminds us that Jesus Christ is the Lion of the Tribe of Judah. Our shield consists of the Cross of St. George, a red cross on a white background; the upper left quadrant of the shield is blue with two gold keys crossed. This signifies the Keys of the Kingdom given to St. Peter. In the middle of the shield is a dove descending, this reminds of the descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.
College Courses: Our school currently has an agreement with Wallace Community College, which allows our Upper School students, who qualify, to participate in college credit courses. Course fees are incurred by the parents of the students. Students attend classes during a normal school day, usually one or two days a week. This early college/dual enrollment program allows an upper school student to obtain several college credit hours prior to graduation. Requirements include completing the 9th grade, maintaining a B average, and permission by the headmaster.
Uniforms: Girls and Boys uniforms are provided by Buckhead Uniforms in Montgomery, Alabama and Screenco here in Selma. Cathedral Academy is registered with Buckhead and Screenco and they are able to outfit your student for the school year.
Girls
· Plaid skirt, skort, or jumper
· Blue peter pan collar shirt
· Cross tie
· White or blue knee highs or stockings
· Black marry jane shoes (shoes must be closed toe and have a strap across the front)
· Black sandals may be worn during the 1st and 4th 9 weeks. The sandals must have a strap in the back of them, no strap between the toes, and at least 2 straps across the width of the foot. Must have less than ½ inch heel.
· Solid white tee shirts only are to be worn under blouses. Under shirts must be tucked in. Long sleeve solid white or matching blue shirts may be worn under the blouse during the winter months.
· Cathedral Academy sweatshirts may be worn from October – March
· Solid blue or black jackets or cardigans may be worn (no logo or writing on the jacket unless it is the schools symbol). No hooded sweatshirts may be worn.
· One earring per ear may be worn. Studs are the only earrings allowed, they must be ½ inch or smaller.
· Hair must be colored with natural colors (blonde, brown, natural red). No wild colors will be allowed. Girls will not be allowed to return to school until their hair meets the dress code.
Boys
· Khaki pants (pleated or plain front, no cargos with pockets on the side of pants)
· Blue oxford long or short sleeved shirt
· Brown belt
· Blue/red striped tie
· Brown loafers, boat shoes, or wallabies
· Solid white tee shirts only are to be worn as undershirts
· Cathedral Academy sweatshirts may be worn from October – March
· Solid blue or black jackets or cardigans may be worn (no logo or writing on the jacket unless it is the schools symbol). No hooded sweatshirts may be worn.
· Shirts must be tucked in at all times
· No earrings
· Hair must be off the collar, and above the ears and eyebrows. Corn rolls, weave, dreadlocks, Mohawks, fohawks, spiked hair, signs, and symbols will not be allowed. Afros must 2 in. or smaller in length. Boys will not be allowed to return to school until their hair meets the dress code.
· Boys may not have facial hair. If the student comes to school with facial hair then they will be sent home and will not be allowed to return until the facial hair is gone.
· Socks must be black, khaki, or navy with the school uniform, and white with the PE uniform.
· K3- K5 boys may wear the blue oxford button down shirt or a navy blue polo with the school name and logo on the right side
PE Uniforms
· PE Uniforms must be bought from Screenco in Selma (students in 3rd grade and above must have a PE uniform)
Backpacks
· Solid red, blue, black, or mesh backpacks
Purses
· Solid navy, black, red, or brown
Discipline: Discipline is necessary for the welfare of the student as well as the entire school. It is impossible for learning to take place in a classroom unless control and good order is maintained. Therefore, each teacher is given the liberty of making and enforcing classroom regulations in the manner that he or she feels is in accordance with Christian principles and discipline as set forth in the Scriptures.
Demerit Policy- Teachers will fill out the proper form when a demerit is issued. The demerit will then be entered into the computer and filed into the students discipline file. Demerits will be given for the following reasons.
1 demerit will be issued for:
· Sleeping in class
· Failure to follow directions
· Tardy to class
· Littering
· Being unprepared for class or not having the necessary supplies
· Not paying attention
· Talking without permission
· Any other violation which the faculty/ staff deem necessary
2 demerits will be issued for:
· Chewing gum
· Dress code violation (this includes the regular school day uniform and PE uniform) Students must be in proper uniform from the time they enter the school grounds until they leave the school grounds.
· No electronic devices (ipods, mp3 players, game boys, etc.) The device will be taken up and only returned to a parent
· Cell phones are to be turned completely off and put away in the student’s backpack or locker. Cell phones that are taken up will only be returned to a parent.
· Name calling, poling fun, picking on someone, mildly abusive language, and gossip
· Disrespect for authority. This includes office personnel, teachers, administrators, and parents.
· Loud or inappropriate behavior in the classroom, lunchroom, restroom, chapel, or playground
· Misbehavior on field trips (also must miss next field trip)
· Eating or drinking in class without permission
· Being in an unauthorized area
· Minor destruction or defacing of school property (parents must repair or replace damage)
· Tampering with another person’s property
· Passing or writing notes during instructional time
· Throwing objects inside or outside
· Buying food out of vending machines without permission
· Any other violation which administration deem necessary may fall into this category
5 demerits and suspension will be given for:
· Fighting
· Using Profanity
· Cheating on any test or assignment
· Gambling
· Stealing
· Lying
· Skipping class or leaving school without permission
· Repeated detentions
· Inappropriate display of affection
· Any violation, which the administration may deem, falls into this category.
Consequences of demerits
5, 7, and 9 demerits- detention after school (students will be notified at least 1 day in advance)
10 and 13 demerits- Saturday School will be held on the first Saturday of the month. Saturday school will run from 8 am to 12 p.m. The cost of Saturday school is $50 and must be paid by the Friday prior to Saturday school. Students must be picked up by 12:10 or a late charge will apply.
15 demerits- 2 day suspension
*** every 2 demerits issued after 15 demerits will result in Saturday school.
Demerits will start over after each semester
Students may be expelled from Cathedral Academy when one of the following infractions takes place:
· Possession of a pocketknife, gun or any other weapon deemed dangerous.
· Flagrant disrespect for authority
· Serious or willful destruction of school property (parent must also pay for damages)
· Smoking or possession of tobacco
· Student or parent’s failure to cooperate with school discipline code
· Possession or use of illegal or un-prescribed drugs, alcohol, or pornography
· Sale of any drugs, tobacco, alcohol or pornography
· Striking or cursing a teacher or authority figure
· Continued bad attitude
· Repeated violation of school rules
· Sexual harassment (inappropriate gestures, touching, solicitation, notes, blogs, pictures, favors, or actions deemed sexual harassment by administration)
· Students suspected of immoral, unchaste, or questionable behavior in and outside of school. This includes slander and inappropriate photographs via twitter, my space, facebook, and any other form of the Internet.
· Any other violations which administration may reasonably deem fall into this category
Privacy: Students may have no expectation of privacy of his or her possessions or person while at Cathedral Academy. In order to ensure the safety and well-being of all students, cars, backpacks, desks, persons, etc. may be searched at anytime at the discretion of the headmaster.
Contraband: Any items not allowed at Cathedral Academy may be confiscated at anytime with no intent of return to the student. This includes electronic devices, hats worn by boys, or any other disruptive material. It is the Headmaster’s discretion to return the item to the student.
Registration: All students enrolled in Cathedral Academy are registered with the Selma City Schools. Copies of social security cards, birth certificates, and immunization records are necessary for enrollment.
Enrollment Process: All prospective students and parents of those students must participate in an interview before enrollment. The student may also need to submit to an aptitude test to determine where they are concerning their fundamentals. Upper and middle students are required to submit two letters of recommendation along with an essay given by the school.
Pre-Enrollment for Following Year: By April 30th of each spring semester parents need to sign a form of intent to enroll in the following fall semester. If the student will be enrolled in the following fall semester then one half of curriculum fee is due by that date as well.
Waiting List: Due to classroom constraints and available faculty it may be necessary to put students on a waiting list. Date of application and priority status will be considered.
Records: Records will be requested from the former school of newly enrolled students. Also, students leaving Cathedral Academy will have their school records, GPA, immunization records, etc. forwarded to the gaining school.
Signing Out of School: Students may not leave campus without telephone contact or personal appearance of the parent or legal guardian. Students must sign out on the appropriate form at the front desk. More than six sign outs in a nine weeks is considered excessive and the student my have his or her enrollment status reviewed by the school board.
Academics: We at Cathedral Academy feel we require the students to participate in a rigorous academic program that is coupled with grace and individualized attention. Upper school students participate in such classes as Latin, Geometry, Christian Government, Economics, British Literature, Speech, Life Management, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy, Grammar, and various other classes offered at different times. We use curriculums by Abeka, Bob Jones University, Veritas, Christian Liberty Press, Seton, and others. We are constantly looking for the curriculums that challenge the students and instill Christian values in their lessons.
Preparation: Students are expected to arrive each day with the appropriate books, materials, and supplies. It is part of the parent’s duty to ensure your child comes prepared to school.
Diplomas: Graduation with honors diplomas will be granted to those students who maintain a 3.5 GPA or above their entire upper school academic career. General graduation diplomas will be granted to all other students.
Grading Scale: Cathedral Academy utilizes the 4.0 grading scale. Grades are further qualified by the following percentages: 90-100 A, 80-89 B, 70-79 C, 60-69 D, and 59 or below F. Grades may be further qualified + or -. An “I” for Incomplete may be given for unfinished classes due to failures to complete projects, etc. Special arrangements must be made to rectify an incomplete grade. Please note that a student will receive a significantly lower grade for work turned in late. Incompletes may also be given for excused absences that result in missed work.
Graduation Requirements: Students must have 28 total credits to graduate (4 math, 4 English, 4 history, 4 science, 4 PE, 4 Bible, and 4 electives). Students in the graduation class of 2012 and after must have a 17 on their ACT and meet the credit requirements to graduate.
Suspensions: Students who are suspended from school will receive zeros for the time they are suspended and will not be allowed to make up their work. They also will not be allowed to participate in any extracurricular activities or exempt any of their exams.
Campus Life: We encourage students to participate fully in the Cathedral Academy experience. This includes social activities, fundraisers, Pro-life club, Drama, and charitable works.
Pregnancy: Any student who becomes pregnant or is involved in a pregnancy may still attend Cathedral Academy, but must go on homebound. The student will pick up his/ her assignment for 2 weeks at a time, return those assignments, and make up any test. The student must also attend communion at least once a week in street clothing. He/She must also commit to attending Parenting classes at Sav-A-Life in Selma.
School Upkeep: Workdays will be mandatory for parents. At least one week prior notice will be given. If parents are unable to attend, they will have to pay a $25 fee.
Fundraising: The purpose of fundraisers is to help offset tuition costs, buy sports equipment, or fund special trips or projects. All parents must participate in the fall and spring fundraisers. If you do not participate you will have to pay a $100 fee each semester one due by December1st and the other May 1st.
Classroom Visiting: Parents must first check in at the front desk before visiting a classroom. Our receptionist will notify the teacher that a parent wishes to visit the classroom.
Field Trips: Field trips will be conducted from time to time during normal school hours and at times on Saturday. Parents are encouraged to help provide transportation and help chaperon field trips. Cathedral Academy is always open to parental input regarding places to visit and educational trips.
St. Francis Food Pantry: Students are encourage to bring a canned good to school every Friday for our food pantry that serves the less fortunate. Christians first and foremost have a duty to the poor and all students are expected to carry out Christ’s work here on earth.
Virtuous Behavior: Virtuous behavior is expected at all times for Cathedral Academy students. Those students suspected of immoral, unchaste, or questionable behavior in and outside of school will have their parents notified and will need to submit to necessary counseling. Students must realize that they represent Cathedral Academy, the Cathedral of Christ the King, and ultimately Jesus Christ at all times. Our concern and care for the students’ moral well-being is always tempered with mercy and grace.
School Upkeep: Students are expected to help and assist in the upkeep of the school. This includes helping clean, taking out trash, mopping, grounds keeping, and lunchroom clean up when necessary. Upper school/college preparatory students may be called upon to assist in classes in the lower school and middle school while teachers are addressing other issues with students. Public service is a value and virtue we wish to instill in our students.
Electronic Devices: Students may not have I Pods, MP3 players, video games, CD and cassette players on campus at any time. Students may bring cell phones, provided they are turned off during class time. Students may use their own cell phones to make calls with permission.
Chewing Gum: Due to effort to remove gum from the sanctuary, desks, floors, etc. children are not allowed to chew gum at anytime during the school day.
Bibles: All students of reading ability are expected to have a Bible. Various translations are accepted. Students will often be asked throughout the day to look up various passages in their studies.
Dean of Students: Cathedral Academy employs the office of Dean of Students, which is a resource to help address student concerns, be a voice for students, and be an objective party in issues that involve faculty and students.
Headmaster: The headmaster maintains sovereign control over the academy and makes final decisions concerning punishment, counseling, and dismissal. The headmaster reserves the right to dismiss a student at anytime if he feels the student is jeopardizing the safety and integrity of Cathedral Academy.
Principal: The principal assists in the development and implementation of curriculum, calendar dates, book purchases, class scheduling, faculty meetings, and the academic needs of the students.
School Board: Cathedral Academy employs a school board that meets on a regular basis. The school board consists of the Archbishop, Cathedral Dean, Headmaster, Principal, a Priest, Dean of Students, and School Financial Director.
School Finances: Cathedral Academy’s finances, billing, and salaries are maintained by a local independent accounting firm. The academy practices the biblical law of the tithe and 10% of all gross income is donated to charity.
Purity and Chastity: Upper school/college preparatory students are expected to live chaste, moral lives. The students will be required from time to time to participate in classes that teach abstinence, purity, and chaste behavior. It is our mission to equip each student to remain pure until united to another individual in Holy Matrimony.
Boy-Girl Relationships: We realize there exists a natural attraction between males and females, however, we do not permit public displays of affection such as hugging, kissing, holding hands, touching, sitting on laps, etc. Sexual advances both verbal and written are forbidden.
Reconciliation: Cathedral Academy is committed to reconciliation for all races in the city of Selma and our student body make up reflects our mission. Students are taught the importance of the equality of man in sermons, bible teachings, and in everyday practical situations. Racial prejudice is not tolerated among our students.
Medications and Medical Issues: The school must be notified of all medications taken by the student. A list of medicines and known medical conditions will be kept on file. The school has faculty members that are certified in CPR. The school maintains a first aid kit for minor cuts and abrasions.
Medical Release Form: Every parent must sign a medical release form to allow physicians to perform emergency medical treatment when necessary. Hospitals normally require a release form for all those under the age of eighteen.
Doctor/Dental Appointments: Appointments such as these should be made, whenever possible, outside of school hours.
Physical Education: A valid doctor’s excuse for medical reasons must be submitted if a child is to abstain from physical education class. Failure to participate in PE will result in a lower or possibly failing grade for that course. Good health and exercise are part of a solid education program.
Emergency Contact Numbers: Update emergency contact numbers should be kept on file and updated by the parent when necessary. Cell phone and land line numbers should be kept current in the students file.
Home School Covering: The Cathedral of Christ the King and Cathedral Academy act as a home school covering for those members of our church who wish to educate their children at home. The prerequisite for covering is that the parents be regularly attending members of the parish.
Parent/Teacher Conferences: Parents have the opportunity to speak with each teacher twice a semester (once per nine weeks) and at anytime at the discretion of the parent and teacher if the issue is deemed necessary.
Complaints: All complaints should be brought to the immediate teacher first, if it is not resolved then an appointment with the headmaster is necessary. If the parent is still not satisfied with resolution then the issue may be brought before the school board with the Archbishop presiding. We ask, before making the complaint, the following considerations:
1. Please give Cathedral Academy and it’s staff the benefit of the doubt.
2. Please note that your child’s issues with the school may be emotionally biased and do not necessarily contain all the facts.
3. Support the vision of Cathedral Academy, the Cathedral of Christ the King, and those committed to your child each and every day.
Report Cards: Report cards will be given at the end of each nine weeks. Grades, in and of themselves, are not the ultimate goal for learning. Grades help as landmarks as to where your child’s performance is and not his or her overall ability. Parents must take the initiative to discuss report cards with teachers if they feel it is necessary. Report card grades are given after careful consideration by each teacher. Please support the teacher in the grades given and work with the teacher and your child to help raise any grades or performance you are dissatisfied with.
Child Abuse Reporting: As to comply with the Alabama Child Abuse Reporting Law, Cathedral Academy must report any suspected cases of child abuse to the Alabama Department of Human Resources.
Technology: Cathedral Academy realizes the important role of technology in today’s society. As we work with limited resources it is difficult for our school to maintain an extensive network of computers and their upgrades. We do feel, however, that we are strategically placed to teach children critical and logical thinking skills that will help them learn and adapt to any technology they encounter.
Lost and Found: Cathedral Academy assumes no responsibility for items lost, misplaced, or improperly stored. The school does maintain a lost and found and items will be kept for a limited time. Items left in the lunchroom such as Tupperware and small food storage containers are generally thrown out during clean up if they are left behind.
Parent Agreement Form
Child’s Name_________________________
Child’s Doctor________________________
Office Phone_________________
Child’s Dentist________________________
Office Phone_________________
Should my child become ill or suffer an accident of any kind while he/she is in the care of Cathedral Academy, the faculty will try to contact me immediately. Cathedral Academy and it’s staff shall be authorized to secure and to consent to such medical attention, treatment, and services for my child as necessary.
Any qualified person providing such required medical attention, treatment, or services for my child may accept such consent as if given by me in person. I agree to assume responsibility for payment of all medical costs incurred.
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Parent/Guardian Signature
Field Trips
I understand that special trips are planned for students away from school throughout the year. I am aware that I will be notified when these trips are to occur and that they will be carefully arranged and supervised by an adult. I am willing to assume the responsibility for Cathedral Academy to take my child on these trips.
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Parent/Guardian Signature
Transportation
My child has permission to ride in a van or car on field trips or to such excursions as the library, local establishments, etc.
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Parent/Guardian
Statement of Cooperation
I understand and agree to hold Cathedral and its agents harmless for any liability to my child or any agent thereof because of any injury or alleged injury to my child. Should legal action, for any reason, be taken against Cathedral Academy or any employee or agent thereof, on my child’s behalf and the school or its agents are not found to be at fault, I agree to pay any attorney’s fees, damages, or other costs that Cathedral Academy or its agents incur to defend itself against such action.
This Statement of Cooperation will be in effect for as long as my child or children listed attend Cathedral Academy.
I understand that should my marital status change that it is my responsibility to have a corrected Statement of Cooperation signed and updated and delivered to Cathedral Academy.
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Parent/Guardian Signature
Date____________________
Student Driving Release
I give permission for my teenager to drive to and from school and will not hold Cathedral Academy responsible for any injuries or damages incurred while my child is driving to and from school. I realize that this privilege may be revoked at anytime.
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Parent/Guardian Signature
Handbook Agreement
I have read the entire contents of the handbook and support and agree with Cathedral Academy, its staff, and the contents of this handbook. I understand that my child has no expectation of privacy and may have their possessions or persons searched at anytime.
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Signature of Parent/Guardian
Date________________________
I _________________________a student of Cathedral Academy agree with and support all of the contents of this handbook. By signing this form, I agree with all the guidelines set forth by Cathedral Academy.
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Student’s Signature
Date_____________________
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