Policies & Procedures
Mission & Beliefs
Educational Program & Structure
Hybrid Co-op
Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays, with the majority of work done at home. Parent involvement is essential, with one parent required to be present on co-op days.
Core subjects like science, history, literature, writing, PE, and music, with math games and tutoring.
Core and elective classes, with assignments to complete at home.
College preparatory classes, with assignments to complete at home. High school students can attend without parents but must follow dress codes and behavioral rules.
Calendar
Weather-related cancellations follow Durango 9 R school closures.

Expectations
- Grades k-12: Be on time, follow teacher guidelines, complete assignments on time, participate respectfully, and wear appropriate attire.
- All Students: Demonstrate respect for teachers, peers, and property.
- Middle & High School: No cheating, plagiarism, or inappropriate behavior; maintain respectful friendships and avoid public displays of affection.
- Ensure timely arrival, proper dress, and assignment completion.
- Communicate with teachers about any concerns or questions.
- A parent is required to serve as a teacher or helper for all students except those students in high school that are taking a la carte classes.
- Modesty is key. No offensive prints, excessive tightness, or exposed undergarments. Gender appropriate clothing.
- Clothing must cover the torso, midriff, and back.
- Skirts and dresses should touch the knee; shorts must cover ¾ of the thigh.
- Students are expected to dress in accordance with their biological gender, as determined at birth.
- Students must show respect for adults, avoid inappropriate language, and participate attentively.
- Families are expected to treat each other with kindness and compassion.
- Skirts and dresses should touch the knee; shorts must cover ¾ of the thigh.
- Behavior and conduct should align with biblical teachings, and MCA reserves the right to withdraw enrollment if the family's conduct doesn't reflect the program’s values.
Fees & Enrollment
Registration
- Families must confirm enrollment by completing registration forms and receiving confirmation.
High School classes
- There is a possibility of added fees for specific high school classes, including things like lab fees, fees to cover hired teachers, etc.
- We aim to keep class fees as low as possible.
Policies and Procedures for Prospective Families
MCA seeks to create a nurturing environment for homeschool families, offering quality education, fostering Christian values, and building community connections
*This document is a truncated version of our Participation Agreement. Full participation agreement sent upon registration.