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If your student needs to ride home with another family, please email both your child’s teacher and carpool@mtparanschool.com at least three hours prior to afternoon dismissal. For recurring arrangements with other families, please complete the Group Carpool Re...

Afternoon carpool pick-up times for REGULAR SCHOOL DAYS: • Pink: 11:45 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (half-day students, enter at main entrance in the afternoon) • Tan: 2:45-3:05 p.m. (full-day students) • White: 3:05-3:20 p.m. • Blue/Red/Green: 3:00-3:10 p.m. • Orange...

Participation in approved, school-sponsored trips of any kind is restricted to only MPCS students, MPCS students’ parents, MPCS staff, administration-approved MPCS alumni, and MPCS staff spouses. If a third-party trip-coordinating company is used, representati...

Field trips are an important enrichment to the educational program. Parents/guardians will have advance notice of a planned school trip away from campus. These trips may be as short as a few hours off campus, or may extend over multiple days. An electronic Fie...

MPCS offers several opportunities throughout the year for both domestic and international mission trips as well as study abroad opportunities. Details on these opportunities along with guidelines and policies on participation are provided through the Christian...

MPCS offers parents the opportunity to access their child’s grades via the FACTS Portal or Canvas. Parents are permitted entry through private access logins to view their child’s grades. Students may access their information if parents choose to give them thei...

Please refer to division handbooks for specific policies regarding grade-level academics.

MPCS does not offer extra credit. Extra credit is defined as any assignment or activity that has the potential to artificially inflate a student’s grade without directly assessing mastery of the instructional content or learning targets outlined in the curricu...

Mount Paran Christian School’s (MPCS) mission states, “Providing academic excellence in a Christ-centered environment, Mount Paran Christian School unites with home and church to prepare servant leaders to honor God, love others, and walk in Truth.” As such, M...

If a parent or student questions material used within the classroom, a meeting will take place between the specific teacher, parent, and department chair to discuss the suitability of the questioned material. The goal of this meeting is to create understanding...

If after meeting with the teacher and department chair the parent still objects, a meeting with the Dean of Academics and Assistant Head of School for Christian Life may be requested. The purpose of this subsequent meeting would be to allow the parents to expr...

We do not and will not tolerate unlawful harassment of our employees or students. Harassment includes, but is not limited to, slurs, jokes, epithets, threats, other offensive remarks, and other verbal, graphic, menacing, or physical conduct relating to an indi...

No student shall bully another student or students; either expressed or implied. Bullying behavior is defined as repeated, willful attempts or threats to cause injury, to intimidate, to harass, or to embarrass that substantially interfere with a student’s educ...

The school reserves the right to permanently confiscate and destroy immoral or offensive materials (books, magazines, posters, tapes, cards, and other media) brought to school. The administration reserves the right to determine whether an item meets this descr...

In an effort to provide a safe learning environment for all students and staff, students who make verbal or written death threats toward a person or terroristic threats toward the school will be reported to law enforcement. The student’s parents will be contac...

MPCS recognizes that developing and instilling integrity in its students is at the core of its mission. The MPCS Integrity Code states the following: • MPCS students will refrain from lying, stealing, and cheating and will encourage others to do the same. • ...

In keeping with our mission to unite home and church with school, communication between parents and teachers is of paramount importance. Should a concern arise that requires one-on-one attention, the parent(s) or teacher should take the matter quickly and resp...

Players and fans are expected to demonstrate appropriate behavior and to show respect for the opponents and fans. Rudeness, poor sportsmanship, and profanity in any form are prohibited and subject to disciplinary action, including exclusion from participating ...

• No student (or parent, staff member) may assume the identity of another student or employee for any reason whatsoever. This includes, but is not limited to, use of another person’s identity in emails, websites, blogs, social media, or recording of activities...

MPCS may offer virtual classes during inclement weather or as directed by administration. During virtual classes, students are expected to conform to all acceptable use policies, should dress and behave in the same manner as at school (no uniforms require), an...