PARENTS: We expect parents to encourage their children
to show respect and obedience towards all authorities and honor towards all of
their peers. In addition, we want to encourage parents to praise your
student(s) growth as they push themselves to excel, lead, and serve, and to
remember this is the beginning of building a life-long skill to be used for God’s
glory.
COACHES/TEACHERS: We expect all coaches and teachers to create
a safe and encouraging environment for the students. The highest emphasis is to encourage students
grow and improve their skills to engage the world around them for the Lord.
STUDENTS: We expect students to:
·
Obey
and respect parents, teachers, coaches, and EPIKOS staff.· Behave in a Christ-honoring manner.
· Not participate in the usage of tobacco, consumption of alcoholic beverages, and possession of weapons of any kind to any EPIKOS or NCFCA activity.
· Refrain from using electronic devices (including but not limited to ipads, phones, video games, etc.) during class, unless direct by the teacher/coach. Furthermore, students may only access the internet if they have permission from both their parent and the coach/teacher.
· Fully invest themselves in the class(es) to which they have committed. This includes consistent attendance, arriving promptly, diligently completing homework, and participating in class activities and discussions.
· Student Dress: Students shall maintain modest dress at all times. This includes:
·
Appropriate
length shirts (no bare midriff when hands are raised)
·
Modest
necklines (No visible undergarments or straps)
·
Shorts,
dresses, or skirts should come to the top of the knee
·
Use
discretion when wearing shirts with logos or graphics so as not to offend your
brother.
·
Students
may come to class in casual dress, unless “tournament dress” is specifically
requested by the teacher/coach. For
tournament dress guidelines, please go to www.ncfca.org
·
If
a student’s dress is in question, please communicate with the teacher/coach or
a member of the EPIKOS board. We reserve
the right to request the student to practice honor by changing their dress.
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