Policy Oklahoma Christian Academy is a non-profit organization that admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin, to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school.  It is our purpose and policy to allow enrollment in Oklahoma Christian Academy of all who seek Jesus Christ regardless of a student’s race, gender, or creed. Application for Admission Procedures Submit the following information to Admissions Office: Completed Student Demographic Form Enrollment Fee Copy of Birth Certificate (PreK-1st Grade) Copy of Official Immunization Records Copy of Report Card/Transcript (current & previous year) Confidential English, Math & Science Teacher Recommendations (grades 6th-12th only) Confidential Elementary Recommendation Forms (grades 1st-5th only)—two required Completed Medical Permission Form Completed Student Computer Agreement Completed Elementary or Secondary Background Survey Copy of Standardized Test Schedule entrance examination Schedule interview with school principal Meet with Academic Advisor (Secondary Students Only) Complete Request for Student’s Permanent Records (grades 1st-12th only) New Student Checklist

General Admission Requirements Applicants for admission to OCA must furnish evidence that they are physically and emotionally fit, of good moral character, and academically capable.  All applicants (Pre-K through 12th grade) must meet the following admission requirements: have not been suspended or expelled from school last attended; have an academic grade point average not lower than 2.0 for the past two years; be free of severe learning or behavioral problems; (Special Education is not currently part of the curriculum at OCA); not be coming directly from any type of rehabilitation program (i.e., drug, alcohol, behavior, mental, etc.); be eligible for re-enrollment in school last attended; have read and agreed to comply with all policies in the Handbook; must read, speak, and understand English; must live with his/her legal guardian. All new students will be accepted on behavioral and academic probation for a period of one calendar year.  During this period, conduct will be monitored closely.  Continued enrollment is dependent on acceptable levels of attendance, behavior, psychological maturity and academic achievement.  Upon completing the probation period, a recommendation will be made by the administration regarding the continued enrollment of the student. To request further information about Oklahoma Christian Academy and its programs, please complete the Request Information  form.  Admissions personnel will be happy to mail you an information packet or return a personal phone call.