Application - Summit School

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What is mom's name? *

What is dad's name? *

What is a good contact phone number? *

Please list a parent email address. *

*Make sure it's one you check often, as this is how we'll let you know if your application is accepted.

Additional parent email address

What is your child's name? *

How old are they, and what is their date of birth? *

What grade level is your child going into for the upcoming school year? *

Do you have any other children you would like to add to this application? *

What date did you want your child to start? *

How did you hear about Summit School? *

Is there someone in the community we may thank for sending you?

Please read the following statements about parenting style:

You put a lot of effort into creating and maintaining a positive relationship with your child.

You invest time and energy into preventing behavior problems before they start.

You work towards a cooperative relationship with your child, offering them emotional support while teaching them the reason behind the rules.

When your child makes a mistake or misbehaves, you address it and talk them through it.

You listen to your child's concerns and validate their feelings, even as you enforce rules or give consequences.

You acknowledge your child’s sense of autonomy, and work to help them develop a sense of responsibility in everything they do.

You set high standards, but are nurturing and responsive.

Do these statements sound like your parenting style? *

This sounds exactly like my parenting style.
Some of this sounds like my parenting style, but not all of it.
This doesn’t sound like my parenting style.

How would you describe you, your spouse and your child's learning environment so far? *

Highly traditional but time for a change.
A mix of traditional and non-traditional learning.
Non-traditional.

What excites your family most about Summit School? *

How do you, as a parent, teach or guide your child at home? *

How do you motivate your child to move forward when they are feeling stuck? *

How familiar are you with a project-based learning environment? *

What do you like most about where your child is attending school now (if they are currently enrolled in a school)? *

What do you wish were different at their current school? *

What do you think is the best way for your child to learn? *

What fears do you have about your child's school experience? *

Share a time when your child struggled or made a bad choice at school or home. How did you handle the situation? *

What would we need to know about your child to serve them well? For example, allergies, fears, developmental challenges, medical history, medications, or previous classroom behavioral challenges? *

If you see that your child isn't doing their work or is struggling at school, how would you respond? *

What do you hope that your child will gain from our learning environment? *

What are your hopes for your child’s education? Think in terms of your long-term dream educational outcome. *

Please upload some photos of your child working on a project or a hobby they enjoy or that shows how they participate in chores or independent projects at home. *

Click or drag files to this area to upload. You can upload up to 5 files.

To ensure our learning environment is the right fit for your child, we ask their current teacher to fill out a short questionnaire. Please provide us with the contact information of your child's teacher (Name, email, & phone number). *

Non-discrimination Statement and Policy:

Summit School admits qualified students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, age, religion, disability, and sexual orientation to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students. Consistent with its obligations under the law, Summit School prohibits unlawful discrimination on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, sex, age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law in the administration of the School's programs and activities.

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