1. Woodland Christian High School exists primarily
to educate the children of Christian parents and to assist them in
fulfilling their responsibility to nurture their children according
to the teaching of God’s Word. Therefore, it is expected that
parents who send their students to Woodland wish to see their
children educated in accordance with the school’s basis and
purpose, and that they will fully support the aims of the school’s
policies and programs.
2. The admission of a student will be determined by:
a) The availability of an appropriate program,
staffing and resources to meet the needs of the student.
b) The willingness of parents/guardians and
students to support the school’s policies and programs as
evidenced by their signature on the Student Enrollment Agreement
and the Student Agreement Form included with the Application for
Admission.
c) The availability of space in the classes
required by the student.
d) The acceptance by the parents/guardians of
the responsibility for paying tuition and other fees.
e) The availability of adequate information from
the student’s previous school to enable the principal to make
an informed decision about the student’s placement.
f) The principal’s determination that the
student will be able to participate constructively in a
structured program of studies based on a Christian worldview.
3. Students below the age of majority are normally
required to have the support of parents/guardians for their
attendance at Woodland Christian High School. Students who are over
the age of majority will follow the process for admission as if they
were a parent/guardian.
4. In cases where the number of applications for
admissions exceeds the capacity of the school to provide appropriate
levels of service to students, a waiting list of eligible students
will be created with the following priorities:
a) Students who currently have siblings in the
school, or who have had siblings in the school in the past.
b) Students who have been enrolled in schools
affiliated with the Ontario Alliance of Christian Schools.
c) Students whose parents/guardians have been
contributing donors to the promotion of Christian education.
d) Students who are new to Christian education.
5. Applicants who are not residents of Canada will
be asked to provide proof of their citizenship or immigrant status
in Canada.
6. The process of admissions will be directed by the
principal as described in the attached description of the admissions
procedure. The Board of Directors will make final decisions on
admission, based on the recommendation of the principal, and
reserves the right to deny any application for admission if in its
judgment such an admission would not be in the best interests of the
school or the student(s) for whom the application is being made.
7. If an admission is based on false or misleading
information, the Board of Directors, upon the recommendation of the
principal, reserves the right to withdraw the approval of the
application at any time.
8. If the applicants wish to challenge the decision
of the principal on the rejection of an application for admission or
on the grade or program placement of a student, they may appeal in
writing to an Admissions Appeal Committee consisting of two members
of the Board of Directors, one vice-principal and the principal. The
decision of this committee will be final.
Student Enrolment
and Admission Package