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Incentive Programs

Incentive Programs

Christian Life Academy is run by a series of checks and balances. Where the checks are incentives and the balances are controls. Incentives are designed to promote learning achievement and motivation for students, while the balances help keep the learning environment free from distractions. Christian Life Academy does not promote competition, rather we award accomplishments.

Privilege Levels:

Students may earn privilege levels. The more responsibilities a student completes, the more privileges they are awarded.      

 Level "A"        Level "C"        Level "E"

 

                             Level "A" Responsibilities 

  •  Complete all necessary PACE work during current quarter
  •  Maintain a 75% performance grade
  •  Memorize previous month's Bible selection 

 

                              Level "A" Privileges

  • 10 extra minutes of lunch break on Monday
  • May participate in Privilege Time
  • May work on "C" reports in office after goals are complete 

 

                              Level "C" Responsibilities

  • Complete all of "A" and maintain an 85% performance grade
  • Complete monthly "C" report assignment 

 

                              Level "C" Privilege 

  • May receive all of "A" privileges 
  • May have free time in office after goals are complete
  • May be out of seat without permission in the learning center 

 

                             Level "E" Responsibilities 

  • Complete all of "C" and maintain a 95% performance grade
  • Engage in some form of Christian service 

 

                             Level "E" Privilege 

  • May receive all of "C" privileges 
  • May leave office and Learning Center without permission 

 

Students who believe they have fulfilled the responsibilities for an "E" Level status must submit an Application for Privilege to their supervisor no later than Friday of each week.

 

Field Trips:

Field Trips are both planned for educational purposes and entertainment. Parents are invited to all field trips and all students will be eligible to solidify admittance with their points and attend the field trips unless the supervising staff do not feel comfortable having control of a particular student. Then, at least one parent must attend with that student and be responsible for him or her. This will allow for a natural outgrowth for students being disciplined in the art of self-control and gracious deportment in various social conditions.

 

Honor Roll Luncheon:

On a designated day during the first week of each quarter students who have obtained Honor Roll Status (completed all required assignments, "C" reports, and quoted scripture references) and who have obtained a 88% - 93% GPA for Supervisor's or 94% -100% GPA for Pastor's Honor Roll will be taken out to lunch by the Pastor.

 

Friday Pass

To encourage and congratulate students work habits, students are given the opportunity to receive a pass that will allow them to stay home on Fridays. This pass will be issued on Thursdays. If and only if your student brings a pass home, will they be excused from class on Friday.

 

Annual Graduation/Awards Ceremony:

Certificates, metals, and trophies highlight the Annual Graduation/Awards Ceremony. Students are rewarded for what they accomplish, however, students not in attendance at the Ceremony will not receive their rewards.

Awards:

  • Over 60 PACE's Completed
  • Completing 60 PACE's (A year's work)
  • Keeping work area neat and clean
  • Penmanship
  • Scripture Memorization
  • Perfect Attendence
  • Pastor's or Supervisor's Honor Roll
  • "A" or "B" Honor Roll
  • Thousands Club
  • Most Improved Student
  • Outstanding Christian Character Award (Voted by student body)
  • Any extracurricular activities students may have participated in

 

Congratulation Slips

Students receive a Congratulation Slip and a corresponding colored star after successful completion of a PACE test. These slips should be taken home to parents.

Progress Charts

Students are issued a corresponding colored star matching the subject, upon completion of a test. These stars are placed on the Progress Chart for parents, students, and supervisors to keep tract of individual progress being made.