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School, Home and Church
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Academic Excellence

From grades JK-8, classes include Bible, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, French, Language, Reading, History, Geopgraphy, Physical Education, Art, and Music.

While our curriculum is comprehensive, the children at RDCS are taught the Ontario Curriculum from a biblical perspective. Providing an academic program grounded in God's Word allows our students to flourish

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THEME VERSE
"Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in you. Show me the way I should go, for to you I lift up my soul."
Psalm 143:8

VISION
Renfrew & District Christian School equips children for a lifetime of service to God within a well rounded educational environment in partnership with the Christian community.

MISSION
Renfrew & District Christian School educates children through an academic program based on the Word of God within a dedicated support community.


THRIFT STORE
Need to do a little shopping? The RDCS Thrift Store has what you need at unbeatable prices.

Monday – Friday 10:00 – 4:00
Saturday
10:00 – 3:00

Enrollment Policy

What follows is our policy for enrollment. Parents and students are also encouraged to visit the school and see our classes in progress. You may call 613-432-4340 to set up an appointment. We are excited about the kind of education that we offer at RDCS and we would like to share it with as many families as possible.

Eligibility for Enrollment

  1. 1. All school age children are eligible for enrollment, but parent(s)/applicant(s) must agree with the principles of the school and its Constitution. The Constitution of RDCS explains our purpose, basis, and the religious principles on which we are founded. It is required that parent(s)/applicant(s) become members of the school society. By becoming members, the parent(s)/applicant(s) acknowledge that they are Christians and that they support the school and its practices and policies. Membership fees are included in the regular tuition and membership is granted after a one-page application has been completed and approved by the Board of Directors after the Admissions Interview.
  2. The Board reserves the right to withhold or withdraw enrollment privileges for any of the following reasons:
    a) when the available facilities are filled
    b) when a student cannot or will not benefit from the school’s program
    c) when a student is suspended for gross misbehavior
    d) when the school and home cannot reach mutual agreement about the nurturing of the child(ren) and/or when there is no desire by the parent(s) to nurture their children in the ways of the Lord thereby conflicting with the purpose and goals of our school.
  3. No child shall be excluded from enrollment at RDCS on the basis of race, colour, or national origin.

Enrollment Procedure

  1. The parent(s)/applicant(s) contact the school, are provided with a school information package, and are invited to meet with the principal.
  2. The parent(s)/applicant(s) meet with the principal to discuss the school’s mission, program, structure, parental expectations, and admission requirements. A tour of the school is given and any questions are answered.
  3. Parent(s) apply for enrollment of their child(ren) by completing and handing in the following application forms, as well as a deposit equivalent to 1/10 of the year’s tuition:
    a) Application for Enrollment
    b) Student Information Sheet
    c) Tuition Commitment Form
    d) Application for Membership
  4. The Board, through its Admissions Committee, shall interview the parent(s)/applicant(s) of prospective students. The Admissions Committee is made up of the principal (who represents the Board), a member of the Finance Committee, and one society member. The principal will arrange the interview after the paperwork has been received.
  5. Our resource teacher will screen all prospective students prior to acceptance and placement