“Feedback Form” Submissions from week of 5/7:
If you have a middle school and high school student... how will the 45 minute delay work for pickup?
- We are working on ironing out this procedure. We are currently running numbers to see how many students we will need to "house" at our K-8 campus that would be potentially waiting on students coming back from Integrity such as older siblings. We will share information this summer when we get this process finalized.
Will the driving students have option to park at the temporary HS site, including those who will get license throughout the year?
- Yes, there will be student parking at least for Seniors and Juniors at the Integrity Campus. We share our parking lot with the church staff, the daycare/preschool, and ACS. We have spots designated for our students currently and will work together with the others to co-exist using the same space.
Will there be student parking at Integrity?
- Yes, please see question above.
When will the 2023-2024 school calendar be posted? When it's available, where is it located at?
Our rising 9th graders are being told by their teachers that there is a “furry family” attending CGS this Fall and that the student will be in the freshman class. The teachers are telling them there will be a zero tolerance for anyone making fun, talking, gossiping about the new “furry student”. Kids are made fun of everyday at CGS and all schools. Kids make fun of other kids based on the clothes they wear, what they eat for lunch, what their hair looks like…kids do and say all kinds of stuff everyday at CGS. If you’re enforcing a zero tolerance for a new “furry student” then you have to have the same rules across the board. Teachers can’t preach to the students about this “furry family” or make special accommodations b/c they decide they are an animal…it has to be consistent across the board.
I have heard rumors there will be litter boxes available to the new “furry family” attending CGS next Fall. Is this true?
- Thank you for this question/concern. We currently do not have any "furry protocols" in place at CGS. Administration will look into this concern further and speak with our Board of Directors' and Legal Counsel on the most appropriate ways for CGS to ensure we are both inclusive to all of our CGS students but also provide a safe and secure environment for all of our current and new students as well. Our zero tolerance rule goes for bullying in general, so if there are concerns/issues not being addressed, please send them to administration asap. Thank you!
The current 8th grade is one of the largest classes at CGS. Why are you adding 60 new Freshman to a class that is already bigger than all other grades?
- We utilized our waiting list for high school to the best of our ability. Unfortunately, the waiting list for high school students is often much lower than it is for our younger grade levels. We pulled all applications from students who applied for enrollment into the senior class, junior class, and sophomore class. Once we exhausted all of these applications, we moved to our freshman enrollment which was our largest waiting list for high school. Once this larger class moves through, we have the accurate numbers for the rest of our grade levels where the maximum class size will get back to around 75 students when they continue rolling up to high school in the future. This upcoming year is just a challenge to ensure we have the right amount of students at both the high school and at the K-8 school.
The current 8th grade is one of the largest classes at CGS. Why are you adding 60 new Freshman to a class that is already bigger than all other grades?
- Please see question above.
I see on the school website the finalized calendar for 2023/2024 school year, when will the calendar, either preliminary or finalized, be posted for 2024/2025 school year?
- Our goal is to have this ready and approved by our Board of Directors this summer.
I have noticed while waiting in the hug and go line that the wooden gate doors aren't closed all the way and not locked. Are these supposed to remain closed and locked? Thanks!
- Yes, this door should not be open or ajar at any time. Thank you for the information. We will pass this along to our School Resource Officer and teachers who work in the POD to ensure that it stays closed and secured. Thank you!
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