Integrity Agreement
Westland Christian Academy is built solely upon Biblical standards. Our program functions upon a high moral fabric.
Each member must willingly comply and abide by the rules and laws laid for the operation and functionality of the organization.
Failure to comply with the Principles of Integrity will result in removal from the program.
The five principles of Homeschool Integrity
1. Honesty
It is the duty of the parent to set the example of honesty and truthfulness. At no time is the student allowed access to; score keys, record keeping information, or academic correspondences.
2. Structure
It is imperative that the parent set up and abide by a distinct routine for their Homeschool. Specific start and stop times must be actively upheld. Daily assignments are given, work is submitted and work is graded. A concrete schedule is to be maintained.
At no time are books to be turned in partially done, containing frivolous or nonsensical answers, or simply "filled out".
3. Steadiness
Consistency and stability must be paramount for every student. There must be a sense of peace and harmony in the Homeschool. Distractions must be kept to a minimum.
4. Honoring Financial Obligation
The financial obligations of the Homeschool are to be paid in full and on time.
5. Responsibility
Homeschooling is the undertaking of the parents.
It is the responsibility of the parent to ensure that their child/children abide by the rules set forth in the WCA manual.
A note on integrity:

We know that each parent has the student at the center of their drive to Homeschool. Thoughtful of this; we discern that cheating, improper scoring, lack of attention, and violation of the Integrity Agreement is inconceivable. If, however, there are cases that arise the following action will be taken:

1.
The administrator will review the family history, submitted work, and all documentation associated with the family.

2.
If there is found to be a gross infraction, the family will be contacted and the violations discussed.

3.
The final step is dismissal from the program. If you wish to contest the removal, you must do so in writing within two weeks of your dismissal. Your petition will be reviewed and you will be contacted.
Each parent must sign and abide by these principles.
If a family is found to be in defiance of these principles, they will be removed from our program.