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Registration and School fees
Dress Standards
Supply List 2010 - 2011
Our History

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE SCHOOL REGISTRATION AND SCHOOL FEES 2010-2011
Returning Students
$100	Registration fee: this non-refundable fee must be paid before the end of the 2008-2009 school year. Payment at the time of re-enrollment is preferable. A student’s name will not be added to the 2009-2010 student roster until this fee is paid.

$150	General School Fee: this fee includes insurance, textbooks, notebooks and lab fees. This amount must be paid on the first day of school.
New Students
$35	Application Fee: this non-refundable fee must be paid at the time an application is submitted.
$100	Registration fee: this non-refundable fee must be paid at the time the applicant is accepted as a student at CHS.
$200	General School Fee: this fee includes insurance, textbooks, notebooks and lab fees. This amount must be paid on the first day of school.
$335	Total per student

Miscellaneous Fees:

Apart from tuition, registration and general school fees there are additional expenses for supplementary literature textbooks, field trips, concerts, etc. These costs vary from grade to grade and are due at different times during the year. For grades 1-8, expenses range from $10 to $30. For grades 9-12, expenses range from $75 to $100. A $50 athletic fee is charged to those students who participate in CHS sports. Fifth grade students must pay a $100 fee for the Texas History trip in the spring.

Teacher Support Fund:

As you know, our CHS teachers do not received any salary from the school; they depend on God working through individuals and churches to meet their financial needs. Our teachers are worthy of support and, therefore, a $25 per month, per student contribution to be directed to the Faculty Support Fund is encouraged. This contribution is tax-deductible. Make check payable to Youth With a Mission with a separate note for CHS Faculty Support.

Tuition Payment Schedule 2009 - 2010
Student	Yearly	Semester	10 Months*
1st Student	$2,700.00	$1,400.00	$290.00

2nd Student	$2,500.00	$1,300.00	$270.00
3rd and others	$2,300.00	$1,200.00	$250.00

DRESS STANDARDS

As teachers and students, we have set ourselves to learn all we can about God and His marvelous creation. In every way, we want to encourage one another toward that end. We do not want our clothing or grooming in any way to distract others or ourselves from the important work that God has called us to do here at CHS.

Therefore, during school activities, teachers and students are to be dressed in a way that represents a serious attitude toward learning, God’s principle of individuality, and Christian self-government.

All Students

Pants should be worn at the true waist and must not drag on the ground. They should not have holes, rips or frayed hems. Pants should not be too baggy, nor too tight. Athletic or sweat pants are not permitted. Shorts may not be worn.
Hats are not permitted.
Shirts should have sleeves and should hang no longer than the fingertips when the arms are at the sides. Shirts with offensive messages may not be worn.
Hair styles should be neat, simple and practical. Hair colors should be natural colors.
All clothing should be clean and not wrinkled.
Flip-flops, beach shoes, and slides are not permitted. Leather, not rubber, sandals held between the toes are permitted. Note: Elementary students should wear shoes that are appropriate for playground activities.

Male Students

Hair may not extend below the collar of the shirt, below the eyebrows, or below the bottom of the earlobe. Ponytails, design cuts into the hair, and shaved heads are not permitted.

Female Students

Blouses and shirts should fit comfortably and not be cut too low in the front or back, nor should they allow any part of the undergarment to be seen. (This applies to dresses as well.) Sleeveless blouses may be worn, but shirts, blouses, or dresses that resemble tank tops may not be worn. Tops must not expose a bare midriff.

Skirts and dresses should be worn modestly and should have a hem length that falls below the fingertips when arms are fully extended at the sides. Split skirts may be worn if they are made like a dress and are the appropriate length.

NOTE: In the event a student wears inappropriate apparel and does not have a change of clothing on campus, the student will be sent to the office. A parent will be called to provide proper clothing or give permission for the student to wear school-issued apparel for the rest of the school day. Students will not be allowed to leave campus to change clothes.

Supply List 2010/2011 Subject to Change
READING	FIRST GRADE	SECOND GRADE
8 six-sided #2 pencils 2 red pencils 8 erasers that fit on pencils Rounded scissors 2 Glue sticks Big box of tissues 24 count crayons Supply box Drinking cup with name on it 1 package construction paper, assorted colors 1 set of phonogram cards (to be purchased after school begins)	8 six-sided #2 pencils 2 red pencils Erasers Rounded scissors Glue stick Big box of tissues 24 count crayons Wide ruled notebook paper (3 hole) 12” ruler (inches & centimeters) Pencil box Colored pencils International Children’s Bible – NCV Folder with pockets Recommended: flash cards, add. & sub. to be used at home	8 six-sided #2 Ticonderoga pencils (avail. @ Wal Mart) 2 red pencils Erasers Rounded scissors Glue stick Big box of tissues 24 count crayons Wide ruled notebook paper (3 hole) Reinforcements 12” ruler (inches & centimeters) Pencil box Colored pencils International Children’s Bible – NCV Small bottle of white glue A ½” 3-ring notebook (for paper)
THIRD GRADE	FOURTH GRADE	FIFTH GRADE
8 six-sided #2 pencils 2 red pencils Erasers Rounded scissors Glue stick Big box of tissues 24 count crayons Wide ruled notebook paper (3 hole) Reinforcements 12” ruler (inches & centimeters) Pencil box Pencil sharpener Colored pencils International Children’s Bible – NCV Folder with pockets Paperback Thesaurus Recommended: phonogram flash cards & arithmetic flash cards, for all operations, to be used at home	8 six-sided #2 pencils 2 red pencils Pencil box Pencil sharpener Erasers Rounded scissors Glue stick Elmer’s glue 24 count crayons Colored pencils 6 blue and black pens Wide ruled notebook paper (3 hole) Reinforcements 12” ruler (inches & centimeters) International Children’s Bible – NCV Big box of tissues Paperback Dictionary Paperback Thesaurus 4 X 6 Card Box Recommended: flash cards, for all operations, to be used at home	8 six-sided #2 pencils 2 red pencils Erasers Scissors Glue stick Big box of tissues 24 count crayons Wide ruled notebook paper (3 hole) Reinforcements 12” ruler (inches & centimeters) Pencil box Pencil sharpener Colored pencils 6 blue or black pens International Children’s Bible – NCV Elmer’s glue Paperback Dictionary Paperback Thesaurus Card file box to hold 4 x 6 index cards
SIXTH GRADE	GRADES SEVENTH THRU TWELFTH
#2 pencils Blue or black and red ball point pens College/Wide notebook paper (3 hole) 12” ruler (inches & centimeters) Colored pencils Black fine-line marker or rollerball pen Reinforcements Big box of tissues Correction fluid Pencil sharpener Scissors Glue stick Zippered Pencil Bag or Pencil Box Paperback Dictionary Paperback Thesaurus KJV, NKJV, NIV, or NAS Bible Assignment book – spiral notebook 3-ring folder with pockets 3-ring spiral (for notes) Red pencils (spelling)	#2 Pencils Blue or black and red pens College/Wide notebook paper (3 hole) 12” ruler (inches & centimeters) Colored pencils Black fine-line marker or rollerball pen Protractor Reinforcements Correction fluid Pencil sharpener Scissors Glue stick Graph paper (Pre-Algebra 7th) KJV, NKJV, NIV, or NAS Bible Compass Scientific calculator Paperback Dictionary Paperback Thesaurus Spanish/English dictionary (9th & 10th) Locker shelves (optional)	3-ring spiral for notes (Math) Please do not buy notebook paper which, when torn from a spiral binding leaves a ragged edge. “The Red Books” Christian History of the Constitution (CHOC) Teaching and Learning America’s Christian History (T&L) All new students in grades 9 – 12 will purchase these from the school. They are used each year in high school.

OUR HISTORY

The leaders of Youth With A Mission invited Jim and Barbara Kilkenny to plant Christian Heritage School (CHS) in Tyler, Texas in order to serve the missionary families of YWAM and the local East Texas community. God confirmed that call by giving the Kilkennys a strategy to disciple the nations through education. Simply put, this strategy is to train teachers and students in the same philosophy of education that first produced liberty in America. This philosophy was eloquently expressed by the founders of Harvard College:

“Let every student be plainly instructed, and earnestly pressed...
to lay Christ at the bottom as the only Foundation
of all sound knowledge and learning.”

This was the view of education that secured for America, at its founding, the tremendous gifts of freedom and prosperity which let to the flourishing of science, industry, and the arts.

After acquiring the campus of Tyler’s Dixie School, CHS opened its doors in September of 1980. Starting with 30 students, CHS quickly grew into a school that now co-labors with some 100 families who have caught the vision of education that imparts the keys to national reformation.

Contents in this page:

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE SCHOOL REGISTRATION AND SCHOOL FEES 2010-2011

Returning Students

New Students

Miscellaneous Fees:

Teacher Support Fund:

Tuition Payment Schedule 2009 - 2010

Student

Yearly

Semester

10 Months*

DRESS STANDARDS

All Students

Male Students

Female Students

Supply List 2010/2011 Subject to Change

READING

FIRST GRADE

SECOND GRADE

THIRD GRADE

FOURTH GRADE

FIFTH GRADE

SIXTH GRADE

GRADES SEVENTH THRU TWELFTH

OUR HISTORY

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE SCHOOL REGISTRATION
AND SCHOOL FEES 2010-2011

Supply List 2010/2011
Subject to Change