Students are admitted to MCA based upon available classroom space, personal character, and scholastic record. The school reserves the right to place a child in a lower grade if deemed necessary. MCA will not accept students who have been expelled from other schools or who have a history of disciplinary problems for behavior such as excessive absenteeism, drug or alcohol usage, aggressive behavior, or immorality.
Admission and enrollment into MCA is an opportunity granted by the administration. The administration reserves the right to deny any student enrollment. Enrollment in MCA is a privilege, not a right. The school reserves the right to remove any student who fails to meet or adhere to MCA standards, school policy, or the philosophy of the school. Parents are also expected to support the school’s purpose and philosophy.
Students must reside with parents or legal guardians in order to remain in school, even after the age of eighteen if still enrolled. Students that are married or who are single parents are not permitted to attend, nor can students become engaged to be married while enrolled at MCA.
First Baptist Church members have priority of enrollment (until the pre-announced cut-off date) in the event there is a waiting list.
All new students and their parents must have a personal interview with school administration. Additionally, each new enrollment form must be accompanied with a non-refundable registration fee (per family) and the following documents:
The completed Physician’s Statement with immunization records and a copy of the official birth certificate must be in the school office by the first day of school.
Students may enroll for the following school year beginning in February of each school year. Re-enrolling by the stated re-enrollment deadline will guarantee an opening for the upcoming year and a discount package. If re-enrollment is not completed by the announced deadline and classes are full, students may be placed on a waiting list. Accounts must be current in order to re-enroll.
Withdrawal from Milford Christian Academy must be conducted by the parent through the school office. Should it become necessary for a student to transfer, the parents will be responsible for the tuition through the current semester of the student’s enrollment. No refunds will be given for partial months of tuition. Outstanding fees must be paid in full at time of withdrawal. School records and report cards cannot be released until all accounts are paid in full.