What safety precautions have you taken to protect students during school hours?
Doors are locked during the day and there are card readers at all entrances and video surveillance throughout the property. All Visitors must be buzzed in and must check in to office and wear visitor badge while in the building. All parents must complete forms authorizing who can pick up their child after school.
How can I meet and socialize with other students to make new friends?
Getting involved in several school activities or sports will rapidly increase your ability to make friends. Every year LCS has special activities through which you will meet new friends. We also offer new student orientations at the beginning of each year for students and parents to meet one another and "Connector" parents in their class.
Who can I contact to learn more about the school before I apply?
Contact our Admissions Department by email admissions@lenawee.org or visit www.lenawee.org.
Will I need to buy all new clothes for school because of the dress code?
Our dress code is principle based - Student attire should be (1) God honoring (2) Modest (3) Safe (4) Non-distracting. We partner with parents to guide children to make good choices in the area of appropriate clothing. In most cases, new students do not need to make significant purchases to comply with the LCS student dress code.
Can I get more information about LCS Policies and Procedures?
Absolutely. We encourage families to read through and understand our Student Handbook. This document explains, in detail, the policies and procedures that are in place this school year. To read our Student Handbook, click here.
What co-curricular opportunities does LCS offer?
A full range of interscholastic offerings are available to student in grades seventh through twelfth. They include, but are not limited to, football, soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball, cheerleading, track, baseball, softball and golf. Other opportunities include: mission trips, service projects, theatrical productions, dance team, power plus discipleship groups, student government, retreats, prayer groups, bible studies and other co-curricular clubs.
Do you offer on-line courses?
Yes! We offer a full battery of online classes for students who are gifted and ahead of the traditional class schedule and also classes that serve as course recovery. These courses compliment the traditional course offerings quite nicely.
Is the school accredited?
LCS is accredited through two accrediting associations: Advanced (formerly North Central Association) and the Association of Christian Schools International. We are members of the Michigan Association of Non-Public Schools and the Michigan High School Athletic Association.
Do you serve hot lunch?
Yes. Lunches are available from Pre-K through twelfth grade. The cost is $2.40 per meal Pre-K through sixth grade, $2.70 for seventh through twelfth grade and there is also an ala carte line. We do accept state aid. Please stop buy the high school or elementary offices or the lunch room to learn more and to set up your account. You can find the lunch menu on our Nutrition page or on ParentsWeb and check your account balance in ParentsWeb.
What options are available if my child is struggling academically?
Check out the Academic Assistance page under Academics on this website. There are a number of levels of intervention available to help students excel. We encourage you to talk with your teacher and principal to make sure we take the appropriate steps to give your student every chance to excel.
Do you have an anti-bullying policy?
Yes. We take bullying very seriously and are very proactive in combatting this within our school. Communication is key. We ask that all students, parents, and faculty work together to help children learn to deal with their differences in a biblical manner.
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