New Families Q&A
Daily Logistics & Operations
Q: What time does drop-off start and end?
A: 7:15am - 7:50am
Q: How long does the carpool line typically take?
A: 5-10 minutes
Q: Is there staff supervising drop-off and pick-up?
A: Yes fully staffed
Q: What happens if I’m late for pickup?
A: You will check in the front office
Q: Are there bus services or transportation options?
A: No
Q: Can older students drive themselves?
A: Yes
Q: Do you offer before-care and after-care programs?
A: Yes both
Q: What are the hours and costs for extended care?
A: Before care 6:15am- 7:15am $5 per day per child
Q: After care until 5:30pm $5 per day per child
A: Is aftercare structured (homework help, activities) or just supervision?
Q: It is structured homework is done first then freetime
A: After care is staffed by our teachers
Q: What does the yearly calendar look like (holidays, breaks)?
A: Calendars are available prior to the beginning of each Academic year so family planning can be done in advance.
Q: Do you follow the public school schedule or your own?
A: For the most part follow public school calendar
Q: Are there frequent half-days or early dismissals?
A: No
Q: Is there a required uniform?
A: For 1st - 12th grade K3-K5 does not require uniforms
Q: Where do we buy uniforms?
A: Uniformity in Lafayette
Q: How strict is the dress code enforcement?
A: The dress code is enforced
Q: Is lunch provided, or do students bring their own?
A: They can place an order through Lunchbox live or they can bring their own lunch
Q: Are there meal plans or catering options?
A: Not at this time
Q: How are food allergies handled?
A: Handled per class
Q: How often do students go on field trips?
A: Once a year
Q: Are parents allowed or required to chaperone?
A: Yes
Q: What extra costs should we expect during the year?
A: Spirit Wear (if you choose to purchase)
Q: Do students need laptops or tablets?
A: No
Q: Are books and supplies included in tuition?
A: Books are supplies are not
Q: Is there a school nurse or health office?
A: No
Academics & Curriculum
A: BJU and Abkea
A: MAP Testing Measurement of Academic Progress), given 3 times a year to identify strengths and weaknesses
A: 15-20
A: We offer advanced/fast track Math classes in 7th grade and we offer Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment in Upper School.
A: We offer students services at tiered levels, on campus tutoring during the school year and throughout the summer as well.
A: Our MAP and ACT scores outperform state levels
A: 95% of students
Faith & Biblical Integration
A: We have weekly chapel services and God’s word is integrated in each lesson throughout the day.
A: We are interdenominational
A: Twice a month
A: BJU Curriculum and scripture from the Bible
A: If a student has questions about different religious beliefs we ask that they speak with their parents.
A: Biblical discipline can come through Scripture, life circumstances, personal conviction, or guidance from others. It’s meant to produce humility, spiritual growth, and a stronger relationship with God, not fear or shame.
B: In short, biblical discipline is loving correction and training from God that helps a person grow into a more faithful and righteous life.
A: Biblical worldview teaching in the classroom, Bible study, prayer, chapel participation.
Teachers & Staff
A: All faculty go through Biblical WorldView and are active members of their local church.
A: Classroom Observations
Athletics & Activities
A: Football, Baseball, Softball,Golf, Soccer, Basketball,Track, Cheer
A: Very Competitive