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Sports Participation Requirements for Homeschoolers – Beaufort County Schools
*** Football, swimming, volleyball, competitive cheerleading, girls tennis and cross country all have a first practice date of July 27th. Because this is just going into effect, the ten day prior requirement will be relaxed for the above sports, but the forms need to be turned in as soon as possible before the first practice.
First practice dates for the 2012-2013 school year for high school sports in SC are available here: http://schsl.org/2012Forms/sportcalendar12-13.pdf
You must complete the Interscholastic Activity Participation Application and Permission Form for Home School Students and bring that along with the documentation below to the Student Services Department at the Beaufort County School District – 2900 Mink Point Boulevard Beaufort, SC 29902.
Application serves as notice of a student’s intent to participate. The district is requiring that this information is turned in (10) ten days before the first practice in order to confirm each student’s eligibility.
1. Proof of residency. One of each of the following:
a) Driver’s License or government issued photo ID
b) A current major utility bill (electric, gas, water)
C) Current lease, property tax notice or mortgage statement – if not available, a second major utility bill may be submitted
3. Proof of vaccinations and immunizations as required by SC Code 44-29-180
4. Student Physical Examination/Parent Permission Form – completed, signed (once per year) – Working on getting a copy of this
5. Student Athletic Insurance Fee (As applicable) – This is currently included for all students according to Mr. McCord (Beaufort County Student Services Officer). But in the future it may be something that will be additional.
6. Risk Acknowledgement Form – completed, signed – one time for the entire school career
7. State Certified Copy of Student’s Birth Certificate – (will be returned to student – one time for the entire school career)
Although not everyone will want to take advantage of this opportunity, we are very grateful that homeschooled students will now have this opportunity. We are excited and hope that we will be a blessing to our community schools and assets to the athletic programs. Please click here to read the clarification of how the new laws affect homeschool and Governor’s School students.
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CPT 101 – Intro to Computers & Eng 101 Needed – TCL
From Evelyn –
We would like to borrow books for CPT 101–Intro to Computers/Microsoft 2010 and also books for English 101 for classes at the Technical College if anyone has them. Will purchase also if you need me to. Thanks, Evelyn Owens cbcevelyn@gmail.com
Piano Lessons Available in Bluffton
From Amber Thompson
Piano Lessons Available in Bluffton
I would like to let everyone know that I have moved to Bluffton (minutes from Kroger and Target) and have a few spaces available for piano students. I am willing to take students of all ages- my only requirement for young students is that they can read at a basic level. For more info or any specific questions please email me. Thanks-Amber Owens Thompson eamber1984@gmail.com
2nd Grade Abeka & Saxon for Sale
From Michele O. –
I have some books for sale.
A complete set of Abeka reading books for 2nd grade. ($25). Saxon Math 2 book 2 and some charts. ($10).
Saxon Math 1 Teacher Edition ($10). Thanks.
micheleandtaylor@hotmail.com or call 846-4258.
Beaufort Women’s Center Fundraiser
From Rick –
The Beaufort Women’s Center (a Christian ministry serving women facing an unplanned pregnancy) is the beneficiary of the majority of the profits from a Thirty-One party being hosted at the center by Joyce Glover on July 26. We could really use a good turnout and this is a great way to get a head start on Christmas shopping while helping a great cause. Thanks.
Thirty One Party
80% of profits go to the Beaufort Women’s Center
July 26th
6-8 pm
21 Marshellen Beaufort Women’s Center at Belleview Park
(across from Port Royal Bi-Lo) Call 525-0300 for more info
ABEKA 12th Grade English Lit Needed
From Christine –
Now that the conference is over I have a need for the 12th Grade Abeka English literature and the quizzes etc…
If anyone has it and would like to sell it, please let me know.
Thanks,
Christine Edwards
Updated Books for Sale List
From Megan – Updated Books for Sale List
*2- 5th Grade A Beka Science Tests (used, missing Test 1&2) $.50ea
*4- 5th Grade A Beka Science Quizzes (new) $.75ea
*6- 5th Grade A Beka Chapter Reader- “Beyond the Horizon” (good condition) $2ea
*10- 5th Grade A Beka Chapter Reader- “Mesage of the Mountain” (good condition) $2ea
*1- 5th Grade A Beka Chapter Reader- “Windows of the World” (good condition) $2ea
*1- 5th Grade A Beka Chapter Reader- “Rosa” (good condition) $2ea
*7- 5th Grade A Beka Social Studies Chapter Reader- “Of America 1” (good condition) $2ea
*Trophies Distant Voyages Practice Book Grade 5 Teachers Edition (new condition) $2
*5-Trophies Distant Voyages Practice Book Grade 5 Student Edition (new condition) $1
*3-Silver Burdett Ginn, Mathematics, Practice Workbook Mixed Review, Grade 5 (new condition) $1
*4- Math in my World, Raising Mathematics Test Scores in FL, in like new condition, $.50each
*Advantage Math Grade 5, missing first 6 pages, in good used condition, $.7 5
*Math Advantage, Daily Practice for FCAT, like new condition, $1
*2- Math Advantage, Practice On My Own, 5th Grade, in like new condition, $1
*AAOS First Responder 4th Edition, textbook, in good used condition $10
*First Responder 8th Edition by David Bergerson, in decent used condition/cover slightly bent, $8
CBCCA Application & FAQ on CBCCA
Mark your calendar for the 2012-2013 CBCCA mandatory meeting scheduled to be held on August 28th at 7 pm in the Fellowship Hall at the church.
Applications for Community Bible Church Christian Academy are available only for homeschoolers who have at least one parent who is an active member of good standing at Community Bible Church of Beaufort, SC. If you do not meet this requirement Carolina Homeschooler is a great resource for finding another third option association. Our friends at the South Carolina Association for Independent Homeschoolers are another option for homeschool families in SC.
Please do not fill out an application if you are not an active member of Community Bible Church in good standing.
All applications must have an an original signature.
Applications are due by August 28th.
In addition to the application you are encouraged to become a member of HSDLA.
If you are not a member of HSDLA, we have a group membership number which can be obtained that will allow you to get the discounted rate. Email cbcgay@gmail.com for info on that number.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need to be a member of Community Bible Church to join the Academy? What are the requirements in South Carolina to homeschool legally?
Answer: Yes, at least one parent must be an active member of CBC. If you do not meet this requirement, please do not fill out registration forms. Click here for CBCCA application and requirements.
2. How do I pick a curriculum for my student?
Answer: Good question! There are many great resources out there and each family is unique. We recommend that you speak to other home educators and ask what has worked for them. A good way to do this is at the monthly home school support meetings, or the CBCCA Home School Blog. Most parents know their children best, and can therefore determine not only which program to use, but also which form of curriculum will best suit their students.
3. Do we need to join HSDLA every year?
Answer: Membership in HSLDA is optional. CBCCA has a group number that you can use to get a discount on the annual membership fee. Email Claudia Gay at cbcgay@gmail.com for the number.
4. When are progress reports due?
Answer: Progress reports for all students are due on November 30th, February 28th, and June 15th.
5. What is a progress report and what must be provided in your progress report?
Answer: Included in the CBCCA Handbook is a sample of a progress report. You may also look at and download sample progress reports here. Please note that a list of courses taken for the year does not constitute a progress report.
- List Community Bible Church Christian Academy, along with the student’s name, grade and the date of the progress report.
- It should reflect dates which you have homeschooled and the total number of days of instruction. We are required to have 180 days instruction each year. Please show this in your progress report.
- List the subjects studied, a brief description ofeach course, curriculum and books used and an indicator of how the student is doing in each course. Examples are a narrative explaining his progress, a grade or an indication such as satisfactory or unsatisfactory progress. Please follow the Uniform Grading Scale for High School Students as required by South Carolina law. Click here to download PDF – Conversion Chart for Half Credit GPAs
- Include a sample of assigned work for each subject as appropriate.
- A sample of your plan book for that reporting period.
- If the student has fulfilled all the requirements for the school year and is ready for the next grade level, the parent must provide a statement showing this on the last progress report of the year.
- For students third grade and above, please provide a copy of their standardized achievement test as a part of their permanent record.
6. What are transcripts and when are they due?
Answer: A high school transcript is a copy of a permanent academic record which usually means all courses taken and all grades received. CBCCA requires each teacher to prepare their student’s official transcripts. You will begin a running transcript when your student begins taking high school courses which can begin as early as 8th grade. These should be started during the students’ freshman year and kept up-to-date for use when it is time to apply for colleges.
Parents must turn in transcripts in addition to progress reports for high school students (9th-12th grade) twice a year. Transcripts are due on December 31st and May 24th for Seniors and December 31st and May 30th for all other high school students. Please note: Year-round schedule is not permitted unless approved by Pastor Broggi.
7. For graduating students, how do I prepare an official transcript?
Answer: Each instructor is responsible for preparing their students’ official transcripts. After completing the transcript, you need to bring it to the church office for Pastor Broggi’s signature and to be reviewed and marked “Official Transcript.” Please bring several copies when applying to different colleges. As a reminder, it is your responsibility to see that these are mailed in a timely manner with respect to college admission deadlines. Sample transcripts and more detailed information is provided in the CBCCA Handbook. You may also look at and download sample transcripts here.
8. Can my high school student graduate early if he/she has enough credits?
Answer: No, your student must complete four years of high school as long as he/she is a member of CBCCA. Please see CBCCA graduation requirements.
9. When is CBCCA graduation?
Answer: Graduation is Friday May 31st 2013.
10. Can my high school student take classes at the local college and count them as high school credit?
Answer: Yes, your high school student can take classes and count them as high school credit. You must follow the guidelines in the CBCCA Handbook.
9. Who do I contact to get more information or to join the Academy?
Answer: If you are a member of Community Bible Church, call the church office to get more information: 843-525-0089.
10. What about standardized testing?
Answer:
For 3rd grade and up CBCCA requires standardized testing. Please make sure to sign up for the CBCCA Blog to get information about available testing in the spring. Full testing information is provided in the CBCCA Handbook.
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