CURRIUCULM
NORTHPOINTE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY offers a Standards-Based
curriculum researched and developed to integrate Christian
doctrine, English Development Standards, leadership
and business principles. We purpose to develop knowledgeable
effective leaders with Christian character, high ethical
standards, valuable leadership and business expertise
to succeed in entrepreneurial ventures in a global
economy.
California Academic Standards are utilized to provide
a quality comprehensive academic curriculum. Embedded
in each curricula area are NPLA Christian, Business
and Leadership principles, and English Development
Standards for a strong interdisciplinary program.
Principles of learning are taught to help children
understand how to learn.
The curriculum, taught by qualified
Christian credentialed instructional managers, allows
parents to support their children with prayer, encouragement,
and appropriate bed times to allow adequate amount
of rest, nutritious meals, and homework space as tools
for optimal learning.
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Health and Safety
In accordance with state laws of California, each
student must have up-to-date physical records and
required immunizations.
A. Infectious Diseases
In the event an enrolled student or applicant in the
process of enrollment is discovered to have an infectious
disease or to be a carrier thereof, the following
will apply:
1. Each case shall be considered on an individual
basis. The decision about admitting or continuing
to enroll an infected student will be based on the
behavior, neurological development, and physical condition
of the student. The expected types of interaction
with others in the school environment and the probability
of contagion will also be considered.
2. The parents or guardians of an infected student
(who has been permitted to enroll or remain enrolled)
are responsible for securing regular medical evaluations,
as determined by the school administrator, so as to
permit a reliable assessment of any change in the
student’s condition that might affect the school’s
decision permitting enrollment or continued attendance.
B. Administration of Medicine
All medication must be administered by the school
nurse or office personnel. The student shall deliver
the medication, labeled with his or her name, to the
office along with a signed note from the doctor, parent,
or guardian stating what the medication is for, how
often it is to be taken, and how long it is to be
taken. Any special handling, such as refrigeration,
dilution, etc., must be put in writing. Time will
be provided in the child’s schedule to come
to the office to receive the medication.
C. Parents’ Emergency Phone Numbers Required
We request that at least one emergency phone number
be on file in the school office. In addition to the
home phone numbers, the school requires a work phone
number or the number of a close friend, neighbor,
or relative who can be contacted in the event of a
serious problem.
D. Medical Release Form Required
The school must have a medical release form for each
student. This form allows physicians to perform emergency
treatment in the event that it is impossible to reach
a parent or legal guardian. Few hospitals or doctors
will treat a patient under the age of eighteen (18)
without parental consent, and in a serious emergency
a medical release could save a life! The form will
be used only by a school official when a parent or
guardian cannot be reached. In any event, effort will
be made to reach the parents or guardians, and school
officials will follow their instructions.
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E. Doctor and Dental Appointments
Whenever possible, all medical and dental appointments
must be made outside of regular school hours. If this
is not possible, parents or guardians should notify,
in advance, teachers to be affected by the student’s
absence, and the note should then be presented at
the office for verification and sign-out before a
student may leave school. Generally, appointments
during school hours will be considered excused absences.
F. Injuries and Illness
If a child becomes ill or is injured at school, they
are sent to the campus secretary for assessment. The
child is cared for in one or more of the following
ways: Ice is applied to injuries, abrasions are cleaned
and bandaged, they are allowed to rest in the office,
temperature is taken if needed, and parents are called
for consultation.
If the supervising adult determines that the injury
is very serious, emergency services and parents will
be called immediately. The child will not be moved
from the site of the accident unless advised to do
so by emergency personnel. The child will be made
as comfortable as possible. In dealing with an injured
or ill child, staff will often pray with or for the
child’s healing.
G. Special Arrangements
If your child must stay inside by doctor's orders
every effort will be made to accommodate the student.
However, it is important that students stay home until
they are fully recuperated and can participate in
school activities.
Students are not allowed to stay in a classroom without
the teacher in attendance. It is not always possible
for teachers to be in their rooms during recess. Students
must then be taken to the office until the teacher
can return to the class.
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Student Pranks
Student pranks that disrupt any aspect of the school
program or cause any property damages will subject
the student to serious disciplinary action. The student
will also be responsible for any financial liability
resulting from the prank.
NORTHPOINTE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY reserves the right
to deny admission or continued enrollment to any student
whose actions demonstrate that it is not in the school’s
best interest to allow admission or continued enrollment.
TUITION
What are the annual tuition fees?
K-6th grade $4,000
What do tuition fees include?
Application fee: $100 in cash – non-refundable
Submission of an application does not guarantee approval
for admission
Registration fee: $120 for returning students and
$ 145 for new students – refundable
Testing fee: $ 25 cash (must be paid on the day of
testing) Non-refundable
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