Parent Resources

Extended Care (A.S.K.)
ETS offers an extended care program for all students from 7:30 a.m. to 8:10 a.m. at no charge. For students requiring after school care, the A.S.K. program operates from 3:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. The charge for this care is $40.00 per week per student. The after school program can also be used on a part-time basis, $10.00 per day until 6:00 p.m., or $8.00 per day until 5:00 p.m.

Communicating With Parents
The staff of Evangelistic Temple School believe it is very important for school and home to work together. In order to promote effective communication and understanding, parents are asked to take note of the following information:

• Teachers will use letters, phone calls, and e-mail to communicate with the parents concerning their students. Formal parent-teacher conferences are scheduled during the first and third quarters.

• Parents can check their student’s progress from any location via the web through RenWeb. The Renweb program is a unique parents’ web service that allows ETS to share lesson plans, homework, and grades. Renweb provides individual password protection.

• It is important for the parent to schedule additional conferences with a teacher whenever a need or concern is evident. Concerns need to be shared first between the parent and teacher. Many needs can be met through a simple conference between parent and teacher. However, parents should not feel limited to the personal conference. The principal is interested in all areas concerning students.

Articles For Parents
To aid in your decision to enroll your children in ETS, we have provided the following articles for you to review and consider.

Salt and Light or Hot House—Which Should Influence Your School Choice Decision?
By Randy Fulmer

Is the Religion of Secular Humanism Being Taught in Public School Classrooms?
By David A. Noebel, J.F. Baldwin and Kevin Bywater

On the 'Sin' of Sending Kids to Public School
WorldNetDaily.com

Large vs Small—Research on School Size and Its Impact
By Randy Willison, Ed.D

One Generation To Go, Then the End
By Dan Smithwick

A Biblical Worldview Has a Radical Effect on a Person's Life
Barna Research

On The Mandate For Christian Education
Letter from Plymouth Rock

Peers Test Reveals Students' Downhill Slide Into Humanism
By Pat Centner PCA News

Salt & Light—The Great Commission and Who's Responsible for Educating
Your Children
by E. Ray Moore, Jr.,
Chaplain (Lt. Col.) USAR Ret.