Conquer Tech Christian Academy admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin and guarantees all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, or athletic and other administered programs.

1. Written application forms must be completed and returned to the school office. This requirement applies to both new and re-enrolling students. 

2. February is closed enrollment for existing CTA students; March begins open enrollment.

3. Parents and applicants must be willing to be interviewed by the administrator and/or department supervisor. Transcripts must be provided before or at the time of interview. 

4. Up-to-date student health records; which includes an official State of Florida Physical and a completed Florida Certification of Immunization, Department of Health Form 680, may be obtained through your physician or the Florida Department of Health.

5. The Administration requires an official Birth Certificate as evidence that the child has attained the age at which he or she should be admitted in accordance with the provision of Florida State Laws 232.02 and 232.04.

6. ALL new applicants are required to provide recent scores from a national achievement test in order to accomplish the following:

   • Ensure placement in the grade for which the student is qualified

   • Enable the school to maintain high standards.

7. Final decisions regarding acceptance will be determined by the school Administration.

8. All students are accepted on a nine-week trial basis.

9. All students who attend CTA must read, sign, and cooperate with the written codes of honor, conduct, and dress code. Parents are also asked to sign the "Pledge of Support" which conveys to the school that you will cooperate with the faculty/administration in seeing that standards of spiritual and social values are upheld. Parents should not ask office staff or teachers to change school policies. Parents and students must agree with the "Statement of Faith" written in this handbook. Realizing that CTA is an extension of the home, we trust that placing your child here will be mutually beneficial in these areas of cooperation.